The Virtual Luncheon: “The Rescue – The Story of José Arturo Castellanos.” Thursday, December 10, 2020 at 11:30am Eastern Time (U.S. and Canada) Available for Viewing on the Museum’s Website and YouTube Channel The Museum invites you to participate in a special virtual event celebrating the little known yet powerful story of Colonel José Arturo […]
Many things have changed in the past year. The City, its citizens and charities have adapted. City Council meetings are now held with social distancing and via Zoom, citizens are mindful of social distancing and masks, charities are rewriting the book on fundraising. While things look different they are in some ways the same city […]
Take a glance across the Water Garden pond dotted with waterlilies and aquatic plants, to the grassy lawn beyond; then lift your eyes. You’ll be met with an unexpected site: Massive red roots emerge from the ground below, towering more than 20 feet overhead, into the horizon. Series of “legs” twist and wend, forcing your […]
by Dena Rae Hancock, Executive Director, Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples During this unsettled time, one thing remains the same: Our children are still learning, growing and developing. As Executive Director of the Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples (C’mon) everyday I see that supporting child development is as essential as ever! Children learn about the […]
FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH PRESENTS 47TH ANNUAL “CHRISTMAS ON FIFTH” ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4TH & SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5TH The Fifth Avenue South Business Improvement District (BID) will host the 47th annual “Christmas on Fifth” on Friday, December 4th from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday, December 5th from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. This […]
Legendary Italian restaurant Pazzo! Cucina Italiana on Fifth Avenue South in Naples has earned a prestigious America’s Best Cocktail Award 2020 from Restaurant Hospitality magazine for its popular Joey Lollipops cocktail. The cocktail is named after a fictional mafia character on the television show “Columbo,” Joey Carna, who was nicknamed Junior Lollipops because his father owned the restaurant Lolly’s […]
This October, I escaped to Los Cabos and Puerta Vallarta, Mexico after being grounded by Covid all year. We flew on American to Los Cabos, stayed at the breathtaking Las Ventannas al Paraiso Resort for four nights, then flew on Aero Mexico through Mexico City to Puerto Vallarta and stayed at both the Grand Velas […]
In February 2004, a college student named Mark Zuckerberg launched a social media website to connect students. As the medium grew, it served as a way to communicate with friends and family, often far-flung. Facebook now has more than two billion monthly users and is a far cry from a safe, secure Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood. […]
By: Chad Oliver, Executive Director of Communications & Community Engagement for Collier County Public Schools If ever a time existed when educators needed to lean on their colleagues for support, then 2020 is the time. Students, parents, and staff have successfully adapted to health and safety measures for brick and mortar campuses and embraced a […]