by Steven Kissinger Brothers Elijah and Alejandro Arreaga, whose parents work in agriculture in Immokalee, are on their way to becoming professionals with college degrees in sports management and engineering due to their success in The Immokalee Foundation’s Take Stock in Children scholarship program. And soon, 30 more Immokalee High School students will join the […]
Like most people from Europe, Gabor loves the active outdoor lifestyle. He grew up in a small town on his parents farm in Hungary. Growing your own food, being outside for extensive periods of time and the sense of community with neighbors, these were valued traditions. His father stressed the value of hard work, which […]
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As Thanksgiving and the Naples Season rapidly approaches us, I smile when I reflect upon almost 43 years of living in the City of Naples. I was thinking about how Naples began for me and the many changes that have occurred since I moved here in July of 1973. Friends are constantly telling me that […]
Now that summer is over, it’s time to talk about repairing summer hair. First, replace lost moisture. Look for shampoos and conditioners that contain rich moisture such as vitamin E and moisture rich lipids. If conditioners weigh your hair down then treat only the areas needed or use a leave in conditioner and rinse it […]
My job is amazing. Year after year I get to observe and participate in the design changes that go with the times. A long time ago Kitchens by Clay installed hundreds of pink kitchens with pickled maple and oak finishes being popular at that time. Cherry wood kitchens became popular next which did not last […]
What if I was to tell you that most of the arthritis in your body was caused by you? Would this be something that you would take the responsibility for or would you just blame it on normal wear and tear? Some may even blame it on genetics. Why is it then that some people […]
Florida SouthWestern State College students are being prepared to fulfill the needs of the Collier County community in ways you would never expect. The college’s School of Health Professions has programs on all three of its campuses. In Naples students train in stateof-the-art facilities like the Simulation Education Center and the North Naples Fire Training […]
by Allen Weiss, MD, MBA, FACP, FACR President and CEO, NCH Healthcare System Why do we do what we do? Why we are particularly passionate about our professions? The area with which I’m most familiar and comfortable—healthcare—accounts for almost a fifth of our nation’s expenditures. Let’s take a look at what makes us tick as […]
by Lois Bolin Old Naples Historian In 2013, Inc. magazine discussed why businesses should build a culture of giving back. The author wrote that making charitable donations isn’t simply a feel-good thing – it is a way to drive change in our communities and within our organizations. If I didn’t know better, I’d say the […]