by Congressman Curt Clawson Let’s hope the so-called “Cromnibus” Bill, which passed in the House on our final day of the 113th Congress, is the last “sausage” we’ll be seeing from Washington. We had only two days to review that over 1600 page bill – hardly adequate time for our team to thoroughly study it. […]
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Naples was still a small town back in the fall of 1979 when Natalie Guess moved here to pursue her art career after eight years of vacationing in this beautiful part of the world. Within the first year, she met her true love in life, artist Phil Fisher, a Naples resident since 1971. The time […]
February is all about love. Valentine’s Day is a jewelry lovers dream because one can give or receive beautiful objects that speak for them. The gesture is lovely. Giving a gift of jewelry carries with it a promise of beauty, permanence and value. It mirrors the sentiment of the giver to the recipient no matter […]
by Tim L. Tetzlaff Alligator Bay habitat at the Zoo. Director of Conservation & Communications | Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens MONSTERS HELP PEOPLE – SO DO SKUNKS While the Scooby-Doo style monsters are usually out for revenge or money, the real monsters offer medical breakthroughs. I’m speaking of the Gila monster. Based on research […]
Harkened by blooming flowers, budding romance and a billion pounds of chocolate, love is stirring our hearts and reminding us of the importance of connection. Love is an art form. Love and art connect. This time of year, love and art entwine in the form of countless expressions of gratitude and romance. The Naples Art […]
VISION GOAL: PRESERVE THE TOWN’S DISTINCTIVE CHARACTER AND CULTURE. Residents and visitors alike recognize the ambiance created by the tree-lined streets of Naples. For the 17th consecutive year, the City of Naples received the Tree City U.S.A. designation and, for the seventh consecutive year, the City received a Tree City U.S.A. Growth Award. The City […]
Three Parts Protection, one part cuddly quilt by Karen T. Bartlett The first thing we do when a child comes through our door is to assure her that she is now safe,” says Jackie Stephens, CEO of the Children’s Advocacy Center of Collier County. “Whether a child is brought in by a nonoffending parent or […]
As our State Legislature returns to session be certain that they know that you want a LAW to regulate marijuana not a referendum. This is the only way to control its use as “Medical Marijuana.” What we as citizens expect is tight management on how this substance is prescribed, control on who prescribes it and […]
Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church (MMBC) is an historical church located in the heart of the City of Naples that has been serving this community for over 85 years. In addition to its philanthropic endeavors, MMBC brings spiritual enlightenment and makes visits to those sick and shut in. It is a community church dedicated to serving […]