by Michael Wiener, E.A. Congress passed FATCA a few years back. It was aimed at reaching money of tax evaders hidden offshore, as a result it is nearly impossible for U.S. persons to hold or open bank or brokerage accounts outside of the U.S. That is, for a tax policy objective, the freedom enjoyed by […]
A Collier County Sheriff’s Office deputy has been honored for his ability to assist students with emotional and behavioral disabilities. The Collier County chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) recently named Cpl. Stephen Crafton as Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Officer of the Year for 2015. Cpl. Crafton was selected from more than […]
MANGROVE PROFESSIONALS CONVENE ROOKERY BAY RESERVE HOSTS USFWS MANGROVE WORKSHOP TO DISCUSS RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve hosted a workshop for nearly forty mangrove scientists and other professionals on December 8-9. Organized by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service at Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge, the purpose of the workshop was to […]
Shula’s once again is making the stuff of legends with its newest cocktail creations, Don’s Signature 25 and Mary Anne’s Sparkler! Both of these cocktails are part of the “Legendary Barrels and Bubbles” feature showcased this month at Shula’s Naples, and are made with a foundation of Knob Creek Single Barrel Reserve Bourbon. This Kentucky […]
by Amy E. Lane The NEW state of the art Bascom Palmer Eye Center at Naples is now open on Tamiami Trail in the heart v of our community. This magnificent 20,000 square foot facility designed by Gresham Smith & Partners is home to a full-time dedicated team of doctors including Stephen G. Schwartz, M.D., M.B.A, […]
The Alamo is the new standard in firearms retail, training and indoor shooting. The Alamo also features bow and archery supplies from top manufactures. The Alamo facility is second to none in South Florida. An experience for everyone to enjoy! Welcoming skillful hobbyists, to novice individuals seeking instruction. The Alamo is equipped with an array […]
by Councilman Bill Barnett One of the fun things about being an elected official is you get to ride in quite a few parades in the City if you choose to do so. I’m one of those who has always enjoyed doing that, and I always recruit two candy throwers from our local schools to […]
by Erick Carter Refreshing ends of previously colored hair with a high pH color is not the ideal choice. The colored ends have experienced the shock of the high pH from the original service. Most color manufacturers realized the need for a lower pH on the ends, which gave birth to demi-permanent hair color. It’s […]
by Clay Cox It is official, gray remains the strong neutral color once again this year. The color gray made its debut in 2009 as the new beige and it still is seven years later. Back in 2009 it wasn’t the topic of conversation that it became in later years but designers who set the […]
by Paula Allia PT, DHSc, MTC, OCS Did you ever think about why some may be in their 30s and have arthritis in their knees yet another is 75 years old, a marathon runner with very little if any arthritis is present? What causes osteoarthritis and why do some people get it more than others? […]