The Marco Island Historical Museum is thrilled to host South Florida: A Villager’s View, oil paintings from Tara O’Neill on display from April 3, 2013 to June 27, 2013. The opening wine and cheese reception, which is free and open to the public, will be held on Thursday April 4, 2013 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Marco Island Historical Museum. Live entertainment provided by J-Robert. The tiny island of Goodland, Florida, has been a special source of inspiration for local award-winning oil-painter Tara O’Neill for many years. Born the ninth of ten robust children to an Irish ... Read More »
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Feed SubscriptionScare Up Treats Safely This Halloween
Collier County Sheriff’s Office As the end of October approaches, Collier County children prepare to dress up as their favorite characters and walk their neighborhoods on Halloween looking to score a bag full of candy. While this is a favorite past-time for families, the Collier County Sheriff’s Office wants to help parents make sure their children trick-or-treat safely by providing the following tips: Make sure children are dressed safely * Allow them to wear only flame-retardant costumes. * Keep costumes short to prevent falls. * Use make-up instead of masks when possible. Masks can obstruct vision. * Wear light colors ... Read More »
Fiddler’s Creek Residents Celebrate Memorial Day
Residents of the master-planned community of Fiddler’s Creek honored the men and women of the United States Armed Forces with a patriotic Memorial Day Celebration at The Club & Spa. The Memorial Day Celebration is one of three large summer gatherings at Fiddler’s Creek, joining the Fourth of July and Labor Day. These annual events are popular among the families in Fiddler’s Creek, featuring red, white and blue table decorations and wraps around the building columns. The poolside area also is adorned with an assortment of American flags of all sizes. “The summertime events at Fiddler’s Creek are part of ... Read More »
Gingerbread houses galore
By Coastal Breeze News Staff First grade students at Tommie Barfield Elementary put their architectural and engineering skills to the test with nothing but graham crackers, frosting and candy. The students, along with a little help from their parents, built a variety of sweet little houses and decorated them with an assortment of candies and pretzels. The kids are over the top with excitement at this time of year and it is a fun holiday activity for them just prior to their winter break. Teachers assisting with the construction process: Mrs. Diane Jerrett, Mrs. Mary Beth Schneller, Mrs. Adys McDuffie, ... Read More »
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