Entries by LifeInNaples

Understanding #socialmedia

Today, on the news and in conversation, social media is likely mentioned several times in any exchange between people and in any information delivered by the media. Hashtags. Facebook. Twitter. Almost every news program and personality has a tagline to their Twitter account and Facebook page. Just what is social media and how does it […]

March 2015 4H Collier County

by Mary Ellen Cash The Collier County 4H organization is the largest youth group in the county. The total number of youth participating in School Enrichment Programs, Special Interest/Short Term Programs, Day Camping Programs and Community Clubs numbers 6613! The 4H vision is to create a world in which youth and adults learn, grow, and […]

Dedicated supporters help TIF make a difference

by Steven Kissinger Since 1991, The Immokalee Foundation has worked diligently to empower Immokalee’s children. Through programs focused on education, vocation and life skills, the foundation is helping hundreds of students pave their path to success. However, the foundation doesn’t do it alone; we rely on the help of the community to help us make […]

CCSO-LED BAYSHORE DRIVE REVIVAL

HONORED WITH NATIONAL AWARD When Cpl. Mike Nelson was assigned to run the Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) program in East Naples, the Bayshore Drive area was a well-known haven for criminals, drugs and the homeless “At that time, Bayshore was probably one of the worst areas we had in East Naples,” Cpl. Nelson recalled. […]

THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT & YOUR INDIVIDUAL SHARE RESPONSIBILITY

The Affordable Care Act includes the individual shared responsibility provision which requires you and each member of your family to have basic health insurance coverage (also known as minimum essential coverage), or qualify for an exemption from the responsibility to have minimum essential coverage, or make an individual shared responsibility payment when you file your […]

Engaging Students in Science

Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve has been engaging students in science for more than 35 years. Through a long-term partnership with Hiram College in northeast Ohio, students in an intensive 18-day Marine Ecology course have the opportunity to learn about Florida’s coastal environment by studying it firsthand. Professor Dennis Taylor, Hiram’s “Igniting Streams of […]