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001p1_xlg.jpg To the 'MAX'
Peter Max and his iconic artwork bound for Naples

    No other artist captured the spirit of the '60s the way Peter Max did - the whole love, peace and happiness vibe, the total psychedelic trippiness of it all. Though born a Libra, Mr. Max was the perfect visual chronicler of the Age of Aquarius. Full Story
006p1_xlg.jpg Naples Transportation begins RWS shuttle service

    Naples Transportation, Tours and Event Planning has started a shuttle service to and from Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW). Individuals or groups can catch a ride for $30 for the first person and $5 for each additional person. Pick-ups begin as early as 5:30 a.m. Full Story
Business & Real Estate
040p1_xlg.jpg Let's eat out: Despite the recession, diners still have upscale restaurants

    If you're looking for a taste of bold, if you long for the perfume of hope, or if you want demonstrable evidence of an economic resurgence, here's what you do: You go out to eat at one of the region's sparkling new restaurants. Full Story
041p1_xlg.jpg Southwest chapter of BioFlorida will support growing bioscience industry

    the statewide bioscience association, holds its first meeting at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 10, at the Embassy Suites in Estero. The Southwest Florida chapter will provide a central communications conduit for networking, recruiting, training and information as well as a link to statewide efforts in the growing bioscience industry. Full Story
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063p1_xlg.jpg Maria THE LIFE AND LOVES OF Callas
THE OPERETIC PRIMA DONNA CONTINUES TO INTRIGUE, AND A NEW ONE-WOMAN PLAY ABOUT HER PROMISES TO ENTERTAIN AT THE PHIL

    S he was one of the most controversial operatic figures of our times. A woman of incredible contrasts: revered/reviled; glorified/pitied; powerful/ helpless; explosive/ vulnerable. All these and so much more constituted the persona of the tempestuous prima donna the world knew as Maria Callas. Full Story
064p1_xlg.jpg Everglades City reels in its 36th annual seafood festival this weekend

    The 36th annual Everglades Seafood Festival takes place Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 6-8, in Everglades City. The festival has something for everyone, from fish chowder, corn on the cob, funnel cakes and gator nuggets to nibble on to arts and crafts to admire and buy, and carnival rides and free concerts to enjoy. Full Story

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