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December Highlights: A Season of Storytelling ARTIS – NAPLES 24-25 SEASON
It is going to be a December to remember for art and music lovers in Naples. This month, Artis—Naples season theme of Storytelling takes center stage with a slate of captivating musical performances, the first Broadway show of the season and a groundbreaking exhibition in The Baker Museum that demands to be seen and […]
Celebrating a Life in Naples Christmas by Lois Bolin, Ph.D., Old Naples Historian
Over 2,000 Christmases have occurred since the birth of Jesus Christ, but few saw the future of humanity hanging so precariously in the balance as did the Christmas of 1941 and now 2024. In 1941, Christmas came only weeks after the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7. By December 24, there was little […]
DON’T BE FOOLED ask the Artsperts by Kristine Meek and Juliana Meek
Dear Artsperts, How common is it for an artist’s work to be faked? Is it just major, historic artists who are faked? Signed, Fooled Dear Fooled, It isn’t just the major, historic artists who are commonly known falling victim to replication with fake works circulating in the art market. It may even be more common […]
life in the facet lane by Diana Jarrett GG RMV
Every Gemstone Tells a Story Gift giving of jewelry is nothing new. This sentimental gesture dates back thousands of years. The beauty and permanence of precious jewels highlights the importance of the occasion for both the giver and its recipient. Today, many jewelry fans are opting for bespoke pieces—custom made items that include a special […]
So you’ve decided to buy a flat iron. Now What?
Which one should you purchase? The right size iron is important. With short hair, thick or fine, an iron with narrow plates is best. That means look for half an inch or up to an inch iron plates. For long hair, either thick or thin, use an iron with one and a half to two […]
Rock the Kasbah in Morocco
Just when you think you’ve seen it all, there is Morocco. Given a solid 10 days, one can travel from the modern city of Casablanca to small villages in the Atlas Mountains, desert camps on the edge of the Sahara, ancient souks in Fez and Marrakesh and experience the pulse between old world and new […]
Hurrican News Coverage and Psychology Stress
I am not a psychologist. I don’t even play one on TV. But I know enough about the human psyche to know when something is off balance. Take, for example, the comments of a neighbor just after Hurricane Milton, which came in the wake of Hurricane Helene. She told my wife, Susan, and I, who […]
Retiring with Purpose
As a five-year Immokalee Foundation mentor, most satisfying has been experiencing, first-hand, the change from shy, cautious, inexperienced individuals into remarkably confident, expressive, outgoing and communicative young adults ready to take on the world! Albert Dzermejko Ave Maria, FL by Mentor Susan Lineberry A few years ago, I did a little soul searching to decide […]
TNP Trees & Teas Festival
Lisa Bill and her husband Ted attended the first TNP Trees & Teas Festival in 2020. It had been over a year since COVID had shutdown most indoor gatherings, so they felt they were experiencing a new beginning. “We were just so excited to be back out with people, and surrounded by all these wonderful […]