by Renée Wilson Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve staff were conducting a nonbreeding bird route survey recently in the Ten Thousand Islands near Cape Romano, and were very excited to observe a 30-inch smalltooth sawfish. At this size, the sawfish would be considered “youngof-the-year” and was most certainly pupped in Reserve waters. They were […]
by Barbara Roy In my travels I can only begin to understand the genuine poverty and challenges that people must endure as they go through their daily routine. Let me tell you about Isotopo. I love visiting Indonesia; I like the sights, sounds and the people. On one such trip, I rented a “Becak” from […]
No hour of life is wasted that is spent in the saddle. ~Winston Churchill The Naples Equestrian Challenge has its 20th Anniversary this year, and with this accomplishment, it celebrates so much more. At the root of many achievements is the indelible bond between human and horse; over 500 local residents experienced this connection, firsthand, […]
Lavern Norris Gaynor’s foray into live theater was inauspicious, but the venture led to a much more meaningful path. With a 9-year-old’s vision of taking center stage by playing different roles, the young Lavern, her sister and a friend penned and produced a play that they believed would draw crowds. Unfortunately, Lavern’s imagination was brighter […]
Identity theft. There is nothing you can do to prevent it. There is nothing you can do to stop it. You can’t protect what is already out there. According to Carrie Kerskie, director of the Identity Fraud Institute at Hodges University, the only thing you can do is look for warning signs so if something […]
by Kelly G Cooper We are happy to announce Imagine Solutions will be returning to Naples for the 6th year, bringing together over 28 experts in their fields to discuss today’s most relevant subject matters and issues you most likely have not heard in the news. Imagine Solutions Conference 2016 includes seven magnificent sessions featuring […]
by Steven Kissinger Brothers Elijah and Alejandro Arreaga, whose parents work in agriculture in Immokalee, are on their way to becoming professionals with college degrees in sports management and engineering due to their success in The Immokalee Foundation’s Take Stock in Children scholarship program. And soon, 30 more Immokalee High School students will join the […]
Like most people from Europe, Gabor loves the active outdoor lifestyle. He grew up in a small town on his parents farm in Hungary. Growing your own food, being outside for extensive periods of time and the sense of community with neighbors, these were valued traditions. His father stressed the value of hard work, which […]
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As Thanksgiving and the Naples Season rapidly approaches us, I smile when I reflect upon almost 43 years of living in the City of Naples. I was thinking about how Naples began for me and the many changes that have occurred since I moved here in July of 1973. Friends are constantly telling me that […]