PARKINSON’S ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA ANNOUNCES UPCOMING CHANGES TO ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Parkinson’s Association of Southwest Florida (PASWFL) has elected John Botsko Jr. and Claire Bisignano Chesnoff to its board of directors. They join the existing all-volunteer board, which includes newly elected Board Chair Anthony Maglione, Treasurer Russell B. Jones, Secretary Bill Morgan, […]
Renowned artist Phil Fisher’s latest work, “A Breath of Fresh Air,” is an evocative oil painting that transports viewers to the serene beauty of the beach. The 4-foot square canvas is a testament to Fisher’s ability to capture the feeling of tranquility and oneness with nature that the beach often inspires. “This painting was meant […]
The heat didn’t creep up on us in the transition from spring to summer this year. The sauna switched to maximum heat, and never looked back! At this point in the summer, I’m definitely over it. Newer year round residents and even those who’ve been sweating through the summers for decades need to be cautious […]
by Tim L. Tetzlaff, Director of Conservation, Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens “Want to take a walk?” I wasn’t sure if Deogratius Maige was making a genuine offer or having fun with me. As our safari vehicles had just followed a ranger’s pickup truck off road within sight of a black rhino, I presumed he […]
What’s the one thing we can never do without? If you answered “coffee,” you’d be among the addicts around the world that quaff down 2 billion cups of it every day. Americans are the biggest consumers, with 34% of us having at least one cup of joe on a daily basis. Overall, average consumption is […]
Take Some Time This Fall To Breathe in Slowly and Savor The Delights of The Season G O L D E N D A Y S — A M B E R N I G H T S Each season on the Gulf Coast has something distinct to savor. Our sunny, carefree summers invite us […]
As the curtain lifts and the audience is greeted by the clicking euphony of tap dancing feet inviting them into the dazzling world of Broadway, the kinetic and connected spirit of the ensemble of 42nd Street is evident. Hours of blood, sweat, and tears have been poured into rehearsing this production, but that is dim […]
Dear Artsperts: It is hurricane season, what is your best advice for protecting art should a hurricane head our way? Signed, Weathering the Storm Dear Storm, Hurricanes, with their unpredictable nature, can bring strong winds and high water levels. Our region has faced its share of storms over the years. Generally, newer homes and high-rise […]
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The Collier Mosquito Control District aims to suppress disease-carrying and nuisance mosquito populations using safe and cost-effective methods. Tracking mosquito-borne illnesses locally, statewide, and globally is crucial for community health. While Collier County has had one travel-related Dengue case, Florida is seeing increased Dengue cases compared to last year. Through June, Florida reported 244 travel-related […]