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May-June-July 2023 Online Life in Naples Flipbook Magazine
/0 Comments/in Magazine Archives, Uncategorized/by LifeInNaplesView the online flipbook of the May-June-July 2023 edition of Life in Naples by clicking the image below, or click here
Balancing your Hormones with Foods by Svetlana Kogan, M.D.
/0 Comments/in Columnists, Health and Fitness, Human Interest, Uncategorized/by LifeInNaplesLiving in paradise is definitely a positive thing for our health and longevity in general. And yet even here, people of different ages can come down with hormonal imbalances resulting in various health concerns. In many cases, instead of starting a long term relationship with prescription hormone replacement therapy, there are safer holistic options. Because […]
May Blooms with Performances at Artis-Naples
/0 Comments/in Arts, Human Interest, Uncategorized/by LifeInNaplesFor many Neapolitans, May brings a slower pace in anticipation of the tranquil summer months. However, Artis—Naples has not quite wrapped up its calendar of events, and May is still brimming with exciting opportunities for aficionados of art and music alike. As the organization begins to shift its focus to youth and community events in […]
Madagascar and Moments that Matter
/0 Comments/in Animals, Columnists, Nature and Environment, Uncategorized/by LifeInNaplesby Tim L. Tetzlaff, Director of Conservation, Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens We all have special days we mark at the time as forever memorable like a birth or wedding. But then some moments are so seemingly insignificant, we don’t notice them until we see the impact years after. One such instant was an email […]
life in the facet lane by Diana Jarrett GG RMV
/0 Comments/in Arts, Columnists, Human Interest, Uncategorized/by LifeInNaplesCuff LOVE This month’s featured piece gives new meaning to the phrase “eye candy.” The expertly crafted cuff bracelet flaunts the skill of seasoned jewelers who know just how to put a glamorous cuff together. While we’re on the subject of cuffs, let’s take a backward glance at their genesis. A Storied Past Long before […]
Egg in Paint? ASK THE ARTSPERTS Kristine Meek and Juliana Meek
/0 Comments/in Arts, Columnists, Human Interest, Uncategorized/by LifeInNaplesDear Artsperts, I saw an article that scientists recently analyzed Leonardo da Vinci’s paint and discovered it contained protein, likely from eggs. Can you tell me more about egg in paint? Just Yolking Dear Yolking, Artists have used both egg and milk protein in paints for centuries. The surprise in this discovery is that Renaissance […]
Golden PAWS Assistance Dogs by E. Sue Huff
/0 Comments/in Animals, Charity News, Columnists, Health and Fitness, Human Interest/by LifeInNaplesGolden PAWS Assistance Dogs has partnered with Collier County EMS to establish the first local program to assist first responders. As the Collier County EMS has made a commitment to address self-care, mental health, emotional support, and the overall well-being of Collier County EMS Paramedics, EMTs and personnel, Jeannie C. Bates, Founder and CEO of […]
Here to Help: White Medicine Man Style
/0 Comments/in Columnists, Human Interest, Uncategorized/by LifeInNaplesby Lois Bolin, Ph.D., Old Naples Historian Thomas Jefferson, one of our nation’s founders, said, “The government closest to the people serves the people best.” Ronald Reagan said, some 210 years later, that the nine most terrifying words in the English language are: I’m from the government and I’m here to help. While Reagan is […]
chickee talk by Tina Marie Osceola
/0 Comments/in Columnists, Human Interest, Uncategorized/by LifeInNaplesTraditional Transportation: Dugout Canoes I grew up hearing, “April showers bring May flowers.” So, as I drove across Alligator Alley one morning in April, I didn’t think a whole lot about the rain being dumped on my black Honda minivan. However, living in Florida my whole life, rain is common and not something we think […]
