Most everyone has a smartphone, and the little programs that run on smartphones are called apps. With tens of millions of apps available, how do you know which ones are right for you? I will tell you about some of the most useful apps I have used on my own devices, I think if you […]
PAUL JONES, MD, F.A.A.F.P. Concierge Medicine I am most grateful for my family. My children are happy and healthy and either gainfully employed or working hard at school. I am especially grateful for my wife who keeps our family centered and on whom I can rely. Finally, I am very grateful for the Naples community. […]
by Dr Neil Curley PhD Born many years ago before iPhones, tablets, e-mail, Kindle, and numerous apps, one had to be proficient in the art of handwriting. Script writing, known as writing cursive was an important element in one’s education. Classes in penmanship were part of your elementary school curriculum. Hours were dedicated to completing […]
by Lois Bolin Old Naples Historian Autumn is my favorite time of the year. My first year in paradise, I did not notice the subtleties the seasons had to offer, but after 38 years of living in paradise; those understated moments are treasured. Whether it’s shifting light patterns, low humidity with gentle breezes, or the […]
by Jill Ciccarelli Rapps, CFP® Financial Advisor It’s hard to believe that the holiday season is nearly upon us! As we celebrate the festivities with our families and loved ones, many of us are searching for the perfect holiday gift for our children and grandchildren. While we may feel compelled to buy the latest tech […]
by Michael Wiener, E.A. The tax consequences of many personal and business transactions attributable to the taxpayer are determined in whole or in part by the taxpayer’s basis in the property. So then, what is basis? A taxpayer’s basis in property represents the capital investment that has not been recovered through some provision in the […]
Thousands of years ago, indigenous people called the Calusa inhabited much of coastal Southwest Florida. The Calusa culture was a complex society that thrived on the bounty of the estuary as opposed to agriculture, which was the primary means of subsistence for many other early American people. Numerous Calusa settlements were developed along the Collier […]
Moorings Park’s innovative Platinum and Diamond Membership Programs are designed to provide those looking forward to making Moorings Park their future home an opportunity to experience the community’s on-site healthcare, engaging social activities, and celebrated dining prior to committing to residency. Members will enjoy the benefits of Moorings Park’s amenities currently in development, including enhancements […]
by Steven Kissinger Long-time supporters of The Immokalee Foundation have joined together to lead the organization’s signature events – the Charity Classic Celebration and Pro-Am – during this, the foundation’s silver anniversary year. Parker Collier, who joined with other community leaders to found The Immokalee Foundation in 1991, will serve as honorary chair of the […]
by Catherine Fay, Owner and VP Everyone can remember a particular joyous holiday moment. Maybe it was Grandma visiting at Thanksgiving time, and the delicious homemade pies straight from her oven, just barely cooling in her car and the boxes of Fannie May candy that accompanied the pies. Alternatively, all the men heading into the […]