Read the November 2014 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 full screen button on the right hand corner, or clicking on the image below. Email to your friends with the envelope logo. Print pages with […]
United by a common goal of reducing local drug overdose calls, the North Naples Fire Control and Rescue District and Drug Free Collier are capitalizing on their new partnership to improve outcomes. With a new satellite office recently approved by the NNFD, Drug Free Collier will work alongside responders and provide valuable resources to advance […]
Business and agricultural leaders prepare to celebrate what has become known as a favorite Thanksgiving tradition in Collier County. Fifty-nine years ago, the national Farm City Council was formed in an effort to help bring together business and agricultural communities. Their goal was to help show the interdependence of a vibrant network of farmers helping […]
What exactly is the difference between a cell phone and a smartphone? The smartphone does not have a brain, though some can speak, and there are several other differences that may be important when deciding on your next phone. Here are some things a regular cell phone can do: make phone calls, take photos and […]
United Way of Collier County’s Community Campaign is off to a strong start, with its Pacesetter Campaigns and early special events bringing in over 40 percent of its $2.75 million goal. Funds raised during the campaign help United Way support over 100,000 Collier County citizens in need every year. The coming months of the campaign […]
by Jorge Aguilera, Deputy Chief EMS North Naples Fire Control & Rescue District As we approach the November 4th vote on the consolidation/merger of the North Naples Fire Control & Rescue District (“NNFD”) and the Big Corkscrew Island Fire Control & Rescue District (“BCIFR”), I continue to have the distinct pleasure of meeting and discussing […]
by Steven Kissinger Like many students involved in The Immokalee Foundation and its programs, Jesus Velazco has had his fair share of challenges. He struggled to learn the English language after coming to Immokalee from his native Mexico, and school was difficult as a result. But, Velazco was determined to build a better future for […]
In recognition of his many years of support, Hodges University has dedicated a classroom in honor of local businessman Tom Horton and his late wife Laura. The classroom is located on the University’s Fort Myers campus. Mr. Horton, founder and former CEO of Palm Printing Solutions of Fort Myers, recently served as honorary chair for […]
by Juliana Meek and Kristine Meek Dear Artspert: My neighbor and I were talking on our morning walk about contemporary art and we can’t agree on whether there is a difference between ‘abstract art’ and ‘non-objective art’. Can you help explain the difference, if there is one? Signed, Objectively Abstract Dear Objectively, You and your […]