PRECIOUS MIRACLES
The elite corps of nurses on the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit help make them happen
Level 3 is not a floor. It's a condition. People in Level 3 lie in clear plastic cocoons, not necessarily unconscious but unable to respond. They're wizened, shriveled, sometimes shrunken to the size of a Coke can. That description falls short, however, because they're not really shrunken. Full Story
Naples High student makes the grade for a year in Japan
Rotary Club, Yukihana restaurant helping send Chelsea Neal on her way
For most high school students, senior year is a time to shine before heading out into the big, unknown world of higher education. The bittersweet nine months leading up to graduation are filled with football games, pep rallies, homecoming and prom, trips and class night, each creating a memory that will last a lifetime. Full Story
Keeping an eye on the futures
Sought-after new Bordeaux wines might have prices from the past
Spring might be when a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of love, but it's also when wine lovers' thoughts turn to fancy wines — especially the coveted Bordeaux variety. Full Story
Collier tourism reflects the ups and downs of the economy
In tandem with national economic trends, Collier County's tourism industry showed contractions in occupancy and number of visitors in February. Visitor volume in hotels, short-term vacation rentals and campgrounds, at 149,100 in February, was down 9.7 percent compared to February 2008. Full Story
being billy elliot
Stephen Hanna talks about Broadway and returning to Southwest Florida for BRAVO!Ballet
As a strong, muscular ballet dancer, Stephen Hanna is used to ignoring gravity for seconds at a time, leaping into the air. But all too soon, his feet return to the ground. As principal for the New York City Ballet, he's also lifted countless ballerinas toward the sky. Full Story
Flower power: Naples Botanical Garden is all abloom for annual show
What's the most important consideration for a floral designer preparing an entry for a flower show? "To engage, entertain and educate the public," says national flower show judge Gail Pica. She plans to do that by using fruits, vegetables and flowers in her unconventional design for The Naples Flower Show coming up Saturday and Sunday, March 28-29. Full Story
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