Entries by LifeInNaples

Eyes Wide Open

“Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others.” – Jonathan Swift by Kitt Walsh Much the same way a sculptor sees a finished statue in an untouched block of marble or a coach recognizes untapped potential in a young athlete, Laurie Bellico can envision a perfect new home rising where once a […]

March 2015 Politics and Potpourri

by Councilman Bill Barnett Last month I made the statement that I was going to try and run my eighth consecutive Naples Daily News Half Marathon on January 18th. I exuded a lot of confidence in that article, but I sure didn’t feel much of it on race day. It was a beautiful morning, 63 […]

Internet Shopping – Be Aware

by Clay Cox More and more people are shopping the internet for products which until recently were always supplied locally. Because of this a rash of problems are occurring at job sites. HERE ARE SOME REASONS WHY: First to consider is quality. Take a faucet for example. Our Florida water is not very forgiving on […]

Safety is a Community Project

Step Smart Naples Program Rolls Out by Sandra Lee Buxton Fall Prevention Coalition with representation from a cross section of community leaders has been meeting for months in order to formulate a safety awareness program. Coalition members are moving forward making our safety a priority and here’s why: Falls are not a normal part of […]

Comfort Food

by Allen Weiss, MD, MBA, FACP, FACR President and CEO, NCH Healthcare System Food that is associated with fond memories brings back happiness and comfort when we see, smell, and enjoy these treats years later. Celebrated chef Wolfgang Puck puts it this way: “I grew up in Austria, and for me real comfort food is […]

Saluting the Despotism of the Petticoat

During Women’s History Month by Lois Bolin Old Naples Historian You’ve come a long way, baby,” was the Philip Morris slogan, that reached out during the height of the feminist movement targeting professional women in 1969, who understood “it was a woman thing” to “find your voice.” (PM’s subsequent marketing slogans.) Abigail Adams didn’t need […]