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 […]
Read the February 2016 edition of Life In Naples Turn pages by moving your mouse across the corners or clicking the arrow buttons. View larger by clicking on the menu bar and there are a variety of viewing options available. Email to your friends with the envelope logo. Print pages with the “printer” button. […]
I believe that when you love something it is your responsibility to protect it. As a native of Naples, my time away from the area has allowed me to see that Naples is the place I truly love. This realization has inspired me to protect this beautiful place by educating people about the natural environment, […]
As residents of the City of Naples our safety is a given, we expect it, and count on it without any further thought. In fact a strong belief is that as American citizens we will be protected by our Government be it local, State or Federal. In the world in which we live, we need […]
Learn a little bit about Naples and its history while learning about photography and getting great pictures! We’ll walk through Old Naples 3rd Street area and end up on the beach for sunset photos. Again, there will be a lesson on creating fabulous sunset images! Only $69 for a two hour tour.** Mondays two hours […]
by Kelly G Cooper According to the U.S. department of Education there are approximately 400,000 youth in the foster care system. Each year over a quarter of a million children are removed from abusive and neglected homes and placed with foster families. As a result, it should come as no surprise that these children have […]
It was just a few years ago that you could use the same password for everything, do you remember those days? Since I last wrote about managing passwords in 2013, the world has changed its views of password management. Some of the password and security breaches that have been revealed in the past few years […]
THE QUIET QUEST – Part 4 of 4 All agree our immigration policies need to be reviewed and reformed. Disagreement abounds on what needs to be improved and how it can be achieved. The actual process is variable. For the professional, for the educated, it is laborious. Clearly the situation is dynamic. While the debate […]