Todd Foege (pronounced FAY – GEE ) is a man that stands head and shoulders over others, literally. His 6’5” stature allows him to stand out in a crowd and his commitment to children make him a giant. The son of an administrative law judge in Washington DC, Todd’s professional path seemed predetermined: law school. […]
By Jim Henderson I went from employee to owner of William C. Huff Companies in 1988; the move was scary but exhilarating at the same time, much like any move or life transition. A few months ago we began celebrating our 25th anniversary and with the support of family, friends and a stellar staff, I […]
By Erick Carter It may sound like a silly thing to talk about, but it is something I am often asked: 1) Most people jump into the shower wet their hair and shampoo. It’s best to let the water run 3-4 minutes on your hair before starting the shampoo. Also it’s important that when shampooing […]
By Dr. Cheryl Malick, DMD Let’s get to the point of this quickly – xylitol is a natural sweetener that has numerous proven health benefits. As a dentist, I am always evaluating products, supported by research, that will help my patients. We live in a day and age where we are constantly being bombarded with […]
The Bayshore Cultural and Performing Arts Center (CAPA) mission is to provide a state-of-the-art cultural and performing arts center that showcases local visual and performing artists, thereby offering affordable and accessible educational, cultural and performance opportunities for the community. With community support, a dedicated group of Collier County citizens is getting closer to the realization […]
Don’t Let the Flock Pass You By The Friends of Rookery Bay is pleased to announce that support for this year’s Batfish Bash for the Bay is off to a fabulous start. The Bash committee has reported many auction items are already in hand. A number of supporters have matched or trumped their gifts from […]
By Michael Wiener, E. A. Tax rules and regulations can be complex and confusing. Taxpayers may decide that they want assistance in preparing their tax returns. While most tax preparers are professional, honest and provide excellent service to their clients, some preparers may engage in fraud and other illegal activities. Preparer fraud involves the preparation […]
The IRS will see flow through its doors, or its computers, nearly 150 million tax returns. More than 50 systems are needed to process these tax returns that are based on reporting what occurred and how much we owe. It’s been vague to us why we label this filing as a “return” when the funds […]
Freedom and individualism are at the heart of the unique personality of The United States of America, but community and charity are the end goals. For many, freedom, individualism, community and charity are the component pars of a fulfilling and worthwhile life. Often freedom and individualism drive and early stage of life that focuses on […]
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