The Value of Water
STAND ON THE LEE-COLLIER COUNTY LINE, POINT your nose upward, and levitate to a height of 50,000 feet. Full Story
County poised to measure impact of drawing water from Picayune Strand
In the midday heat about eight miles north of the Copeland entrance to the Picayune Strand State Forest one afternoon last week, a white pickup truck appeared. It made dust-clouding, bump-along progress toward a canal where at least 15 alligators were visible in a 200-yard stretch of water, all but one of them living and wary. Full Story
Federal regulators' new rules do little for smaller banks
Federal officials and regulators grabbed control of large parts of the banking industry after the housing meltdown and credit crisis, but in one area they have suddenly loosened their grip. Earlier this month, the Financial Accounting Standards Board voted to allow banks more freedom to determine the value of mortgage-based real estate securities on their own. Full Story
On her own
Joan Sonnenberg flies solo at Art Gallery Old Naples O ening April 17 at Art Gallery Old Naples is the one-woman show, "Flying Solo Joan Sonnenberg," which gallery owner Karen Stone n describes as a tribute to a woman who has managed to "do it all" as wife, mother, family matriarch and accomplished artist. Full Story
One at a time
Perfecting the art of writing and performing monologues
I have a lot of little people in my head," says Glenn Alterman. And, gentleman that he is, he lets them out to run around, allowing each one a moment in the spotlight. As a playwright and monologist, he writes these people into being. Full Story
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