How Are You Doing with Your New Year’s Resolutions? The arrival of a new year is synonymous with fresh starts and ambitious goals. Every January, millions of Americans set New Year’s resolutions with the hope of making meaningful changes in their lives. From improving fitness to saving more money or pursuing a long held dream, […]
It was strange this New Year’s Eve in Naples because, for as long as I can remember, there have always been fireworks on New Year’s Eve. They were set off on a barge just off our Naples Pier and people came for miles to see this spectacular event. This year, there were none. First and […]
Artis—Naples offers a fun-filled February that continues its season-long theme of Storytelling with a rich lineup of thought-provoking exhibitions, inspiring performances and more. The Baker Museum opens the month with a new exhibition, In the Making: Sketches, Studies and Maquettes from the Permanent Collection on February 1. This informative exhibition offers a fascinating window […]
DO YOU BELIEVE?? I often write about my father’s memories and life in Ochopee and Everglades City. The Seminole story is deep and colorful to write about. The options seem endless… and during many of my stories, I think of many other side trips to take everyone on and I lose my place and have […]
February is the bridge that connects the promises of the past with the hopes of the year ahead. It is a time to celebrate love in all its forms, whether it’s the love between partners, friends, family or community. February is a time to let go, really let go, of the old and create space […]
by Chris Rozansky, Executive Director, Naples Airport Authority The Naples Airport is advancing its commitment to environmental stewardship with the recent addition of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) to its fuel offerings. On December 10, 2024, Naples Aviation became the first location in the Avfuel Network to commit to a consistent supply of SAF from a […]
I looked up. My heart dropped. On the video screen was a face I’d loved and sobbed over —a tiger I hadn’t seen alive in a decade. My shock came from seeing this beloved tiger named Centaine completely out of context at Busch Gardens. It took a moment to connect the dots between the national […]
Tell me yours and I’ll tell you mine! I’ve lived here for 31 years (over half my life). I love the sunshine and the beach breezes. I don’t miss the heavy snowfall in wintry upstate New York. I love that my daughters were born in this beautiful gulfside town. Thank you, Drs. Floreani, and Heitmann […]
Teachers are the foundation of every child’s success story. At Guadalupe Center, our educators are more than just teachers–they are mentors, nurturers, and life changers. For over 25 years, Ms. Sandy, one of our early childhood educators, has exemplified this dedication. Growing up in Immokalee, Sandy overcame the challenges of a migrant lifestyle, finding her […]
National Pharmacy Closings Hinder Access, Increase Risk Healthcare Network’s Collier County pharmacies offer flexible alternative By Martine Woolley, PharmD, MS, MBA, Vice President of Pharmacy Major pharmacy chains have closed hundreds of locations in the past year, making pharmacy services harder to find in some areas and, where such services are no longer available, creating […]