Defense Public In Jeopardy
T BY EVAN WILLIAMS ewilliams@floridaweekly.com The U.S. Constitution guarantees the right to a fair trial, and that means having an attorney. But there might not be enough money in state coffers to provide adequate representation for the poor. Full Story
A 'National' event returns to town
Naples Art Association celebrates festival's 30th year downtown
The Naples National Art Festival will draw 300 artists/exhibitors and tens of thousands of visitors to downtown Naples this weekend, Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 21-22. Full Story
The value of higher education
FGCU plays large part in region's economic well-being
While Florida Gulf Coast University plays a vital role in educating thousands of people each year, it also contributes to the region's economic health. Full Story
YP Naples wants to pair members with mentors
Greater Naples Leadership and Young Professionals Naples have teamed up for a program in which GNL members, many of whom are retired executives, philanthropists and educators, will mentor YP members to enhance their professional and personal growth. The program is modeled on the Leadership Collier Foundation/GAIN "Just Coffee" program. Full Story
When In 'Doubt' . . .
Broadway actor embraces his non-singing, non-dancing role as a priest cast into suspicion
I F PEOPLE LEAVE "DOUBT: A PARABLE" DISAGREEING ABOUT WHAT THEY'VE just seen, "I'll be one happy actor," says Broadway performer Alan Campbell. In the Gulfshore Playhouse production of "Doubt," Mr. Full Story
'Living with Studio Furniture' exhibition is proof of collectors' passion
"Mom!" the boy exclaimed, wideeyed. "Those people are buying everything in this room!" I thought of that youngster and the very special show my husband and I were attending, the moment I set eyes on the Naples Museum of Art's private preview of "Living with Studio Furniture: Full Story
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