A giant faces new threats, but also has new allies by Tim L. Tetzlaff Naples Zoo Director of Conservation Meet the giant anteater. A creature with a hopelessly long nose. A mouth lacking all teeth. A broad, bushy tail that looks like it’s made of old corn brooms. Hearing that barely does the job. Eyesight […]
by Robin F. DeMattia Tim Savage and Mike McCumber were competitors for years, Savage working for Downing-Frye Realty and McCumber with Premier Properties. They often crossed paths, with one representing the seller and another the buyer in a transaction. But it was a chance meeting on a sandbar in The Bahamas that led to their […]
by Diana Jarrett GG RMV Must you really have just one favorite color? We don’t think so. Nature produces such stellar hues all around us; and each brings unique excitement to our lives. This month, we feature for your pleasure both a dazzling stone and the imaginative jewelry artist who loves this rare gem too. […]
by Sandra Lee Buxton Born and raised in Düsseldorf Germany, Mally described her life as perfect and couldn’t image changing any part of it. She lived on the Rhine River which was enchanting, enjoyed her friends and family. She was enmeshed in the culture of the city and especially the arts, visual and performing. Her […]
by Kelly G Cooper Technology is changing the world at an exponential rate. Social networking technology is unique and it has affected each of us in some way or another, shaping how we form relationships and conduct business. There are over 2 billion social network accounts across the globe. What does that mean? The power […]
In what might be the biggest cultural event in Southwest Florida history, the venerated Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra will make its Florida debut at Artis—Naples on March 1-2 as part of a three-year residency program. The residency will consist of six performances, two in 2016, 2017 and 2018, as well as community partnerships and educational initiatives […]
by Beth Brainard, Executive Director Naples Pathways Coalition It is frightening and often frustrating to encounter a large group of bicyclists, or peloton, when you are driving. No one wants to crash and everyone wants to get where they’re going as quickly as possible. Here some tips for sharing the road with groups of bicyclists. […]
February is here and Naples is buzzing with things to do. Crayton Cove and its galleries and artists are no exception. For starters, artist Phil Fisher is featured in a show titled “Peaceful Places” at the Naples Depot Museum from February 1 to March 31, 2016. It’s an opportunity to view many of Phil’s paintings […]
It is hard to believe that we are in February 2016 already. I find it is always interesting to look back at our past goals and achievements, but know it’s just as important to look at our future and the goals we set. In sports, the goal is clear: win the game, by a high […]
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