Entries by LifeInNaples

ART after DARK – Crayton Cove

This is the time of the year that it becomes more obvious that Naples isn’t “the Naples we knew years ago.” Numerous automobiles fill the roads, lines get longer at favorite restaurants, outdoor art shows are happening every weekend and many other events are occurring at the same time and vying for attendance. Naples has almost become unrecognizable to those that have been living […]

Combating IDENTITY THEFT in SW Florida

Established in 2015, Hodges University’s Identity Fraud Institute is aimed to become a central repository of identity theft, fraud and data privacy statistics throughout Florida. To accomplish its mission of Learn, Share, Collaborate, the institute provides educational opportunities for the community and professionals in Lee and Collier counties via community lectures, seminars, workshops and corporate training. Carrie Kerskie, […]

Congressman Rooney weighs in on our Water

Congressman Francis Rooney The quality of our Southwest Florida waterways, estuaries and marshes is the driving force behind our economy and why most of us have chosen to live here. As there are many different ideas and proposed solutions to our water crisis, it is important to know the facts. First, since Lake Okeechobee fills six times as fast as […]

Mayor’s Corner

In my opinion the month of March is the busiest one in Naples. It also signifies that I will have been back in the Mayor’s seat for a year and it seems that the days and months have flown by. Therefore, much to the angst of my peers at the magazine I have a lot […]

CCSO’S RICHARD SWINK 2017 DISPATCHER OF THE YEAR

Senior Dispatcher Richard Swink of the Collier County Sheriff ’s Office has been selected as the2017 Dispatcher of the Year by the Florida Sheriffs Association. The award, presented each year at the FSA winter conference, is given to one commendable communications officer who has demonstrated exemplary service, professionalism, and commitment in the line of duty. […]

STUDENTS AMAZED BY WASHINGTON, D.C., OPPORTUNITIES

It was a historic event for both The Immokalee Foundation and its students: For the first time in 25 years 24 students from Immokalee traveled to a presidential inauguration inWashington, D.C. “It was a life-changing moment,” said17-year-old Immokalee High School senior Ulna Beaubrum after the trip. “There were so many things I hadn’t seen before. […]

NEW LOOK FOR SPRING

Spring is approaching. This may be the ideal time to try something new with your hair. A pop of highlighting may just be what you need and for a brighter look for your hair. Start with soft highlights. For longer or medium length hair, highlights that fall underneath can be soft and give a hint […]