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Local Students Create Garden Program; Realtor Completes Training Program

Apr 01, 2011 01:38PM

Students of Eden Autism Services Florida’s Naples School recently began work to create a revitalized garden program. Stefan Bolsen, a Broker at 5th Avenue Real Estate, in Naples, has earned the EcoBroker Certified designation.

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Make Every Day an Earth Day

Mar 31, 2011 04:12PM

Throughout this month’s issue, you’ll find plenty of ideas and resources to step up your commitment. Imagine how much healthier our environment would be if everyone made every day Earth Day.

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Lea Leonard is Now Board Certified in Neurofeedback

Feb 28, 2011 07:21PM

Lea Leonard, a licensed clinical social worker and certified trauma specialist, is now also board certified in neurofeedback. She can provide treatments at The Moorings Presbyterian Church’s Moss Hall, in Naples.

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Two New Ways to Raise Funds for The Lighthouse of Collier: Conducting Programs for the Blind and Visually Impaired Children in the County

Jan 31, 2011 02:33PM

The Lighthouse of Collier has become a registered nonprofit organization affiliated with two Internet services, enabling two new ways to raise funds for conducting programs for the blind and visually impaired children in the county.

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National Audubon Society’s Corkscrew Sanctuary Gets Recognition: Organization Played Central Role in Oil Disaster Recovery

Jan 31, 2011 02:33PM

California-based REC Solar is donating materials and installation costs for a new 10-kilowatt solar electric system to the National Audubon Society’s Corkscrew Sanctuary in Naples, in recognition of its response to the BP Gulf oil disaster.

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The History of Hemp

Oct 25, 2010 03:29PM

The History of HempHemp has been grown since the beginning of human civilization for fiber used in textiles and paper. The British monarchy...

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We Are What We've Been Waiting For

Oct 11, 2010 10:41AM ● By Sharon Bruckman

It seems that I can’t take a beach walk or swim in the Gulf with the same light-hearted spirit I did before this summer’s oil spill disaster. Even though oil slicks and tar balls never hit our local shores, the costly losses to this vital marine environment will ripple on for decades.

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