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Volume 8 Issue 7May/June/July 2026Direct mailed to the communities of Grey Oaks • Estuary at Grey Oaks • Pine RidgeBay Colony Golf • Tiburon • Monterey • Pelican MarshHigh Rises in Bay Colony • The Vineyards • Talis ParkMediterra • Collier’s Reserve • Bear’s PawNORTHNAPLESNEWS.COMNORTH NAPLES NEWSFLORIDA NEIGHBORHOOD NEWSPO Box 10514 | Naples, FL 34101Joel Kessler, Publisher239.248.1641 | [email protected] Boucher, Editor239.285.5101 | [email protected] EXECUTIVESSusan Ashton239.821.5119 | [email protected] Thompson312.515.7286 | [email protected] Yates913.991.1644 | [email protected] Editor, Karen T. BartlettCreative Director, Opus Studio, Inc.Dan Sheridan, Founder & Consultant8 Issues PublishedNovember - AprilMay/June/July • Aug/Sept/OctText Copyright | 2026 all rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form by any electronic or mechanical means without permission from the publisher. Old Naples News regrets that no responsibility can be accepted for unsolicited material. Opinions expressed by contributors or advertisers are not necessarily those of the publisher. We hope you enjoyed, and you may recycle when finished.EDITORa word from yourThis season has been another great success, and we owe it all to the unwavering support of our advertisers, contributors, writers, and readers. Together, you have made this season one to remember, filled with engaging content, vibrant events, and a sense of community that defines what we do. Your dedication and enthusiasm have been the driving force behind every achievement, and we are deeply grateful for your contributions.As the season draws to a close, it is a time to reflect on the highlights and celebrate the connections we’ve built. From captivating stories to shared endeavors, each moment was enriched by the people who brought their energy and passion to the table. Whether you were a writer sharing your voice, an advertiser supporting our platform, a contributor offering fresh ideas, or a reader engaging with our work, your role was vital in helping us creating yet another successful season.As we transition into the off-season, it’s an opportunity to pause and recharge. Our city offers a unique charm during this time, quieter beaches, slower days, and a chance to enjoy the beauty of the area without the usual hustle. Whether it’s exploring hidden gems, spending time with loved ones, or simply taking a moment to relax, the offseason is a gift to savor.We look forward to returning refreshed and inspired and ready to build on this year’s successes. Until then, we hope you take this time to unwind and enjoy all that the off-season has to offer. Thank you once again for being part of this incredible journey. Your support not only made this season possible but also set the stage for even greater things yet to come. Rebecca Boucher

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8 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026The Wilson & Johnson Private Foundation is proud to announce that it has recently awarded a $500,000 gift to further support expansion of the Naples Comprehensive Health (NCH) Rooney Heart Institute, assisting the local, nonprofit healthcare organization in its longterm mission of transforming Southwest Florida into a destination for world-class cardiovascular care.Construction is already underway on the new state-of-the-art building, which aims to provide advanced, life-saving heart care locally in the community. The facility will serve as the home of both the existing Rooney Heart Institute and Wingard Stroke Institute when completed in late 2027. In recognition of its substantial gift, a nursing station will be named after the Wilson & Johnson Private Foundation.The gift further supports Naples Comprehensive Health’s broader $250 million philanthropic initiative to expand and advance the NCH Rooney Heart Institute, a transformational effort focused on expanding access to leadingedge cardiovascular care, recruiting top clinical talent, and investing in advanced technology and facilities. With significant momentum already achieved toward that goal, approximately $50 million remains to be raised to fully fund this campaign, and contributions like this continue to accelerate progress toward completing this landmark investment in heart care for Southwest Florida.“We are delighted to be a part of this exciting project, which will give patients access to advanced, life-saving heart care without having to leave Southwest Florida,” said George A. Wilson, Trustee of the Wilson & Johnson Private Foundation. “This project will have a tremendous impact on our community by promising shorter hospital stays, faster recoveries, and improved overall experiences for all patients.”Earlier this month, Naples Comprehensive Health (NCH) was identified as one of the nation’s 50 Top Cardiovascular Hospitals, according to an independent quality analysis based on a balanced scorecard provided by Premier, Inc. and published by Modern Healthcare. This national recognition places NCH among an elite group of hospitals demonstrating excellence in cardiovascular care, and marks the first time the NCH Rooney Heart Institute has received this prestigious honor.“The Wilson family’s gift to the NCH Rooney Heart Institute will help us advance cardiovascular care through clinical excellence, innovation, and a commitment to delivering high-quality outcomes for patients with heart and vascular conditions,” said Paul Hiltz, President and CEO of NCH. “Their generosity will ensure that we continue to meet our growing community’s needs with excellence and empathy.”ABOUT THE WILSON & JOHNSON PRIVATE FOUNDATIONFounded in 2023, the Wilson & Johnson Private Foundation is a private family foundation that primarily funds charitable activities through grants. Over the years, it has supported local nonprofits benefitting children, the environment, cancer research, and women’s initiatives. It is also involved in the community through support of local events and initiatives.ABOUT NCHNaples Comprehensive Health (NCH) is an advanced community healthcare system serving Southwest Florida with premier routine, critical, and specialty care. A locally governed nonprofit, NCH has been recognized among America’s Top 50 hospitals, which puts it in the top 1 percent in the nation for clinical excellence. It was also named a Top 50 Cardiovascular Hospital by Modern Healthcare. The system includes NCH Baker Hospital and NCH North Hospital, with more than 700 beds and more than 750 physicians, along with medical facilities in dozens of locations throughout Southwest Florida. NCH is the region’s only Joint Commissionaccredited Comprehensive Stroke Center, and its cardiac care program ranks among the top three in the state. NCH collaborates with the Hospital for Special Surgery for orthopedics, Nicklaus Children’s Hospital for pediatrics, and ProScan Imaging for radiology services, ensuring top-tier medical care is available locally. With the largest provider network, urgent and immediate care centers, diagnostic facilities, and two hospitals, NCH continues to advance the quality of care close to home. For more information, visit nchmd.org.EMPOWERING SOUTHWEST FLORIDA'S HEART HEALTH$500K GIFT AWARDED FOR FURTHER EXPANSION OF NCH ROONEY HEART INSTITUTE

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14 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026THE LEAGUE CLUB SHOWCASES THE POWER OF HANDS-ON VOLUNTEERISM Many know The League Club for its signature fundraiser, Naples Tables®. The eighth Naples Tables® was held in February and featured 56 stunning tablescapes created by talented designers and innovators from near and far. Over 1000 people attended the two-day event, which included special guest Vern Yip. The League Club is also widely recognized for its impactful grantmaking. Since 1986, the organization has awarded more than $8 million in grants to 222 carefully vetted agencies supporting programs that address critical needs across Collier and Lee counties. What may be less known, however, is another meaningful dimension of The League Club’s outreach: its Done In A Day program. These focused volunteer initiatives provide members – along with members of the broader community – the opportunity to make a tangible difference in just a single day. Over the past eleven months, over 157 members of The League Club have volunteered through this program, taking part in over 33 hands-on projects at 23 local agencies. Partner organizations have included Freedom Waters Foundation, Feeding Dreams, and Fostering Success. Together, they design meaningful service experiences that combine purpose, connection, and enjoyment. Each initiative is thoughtfully structured so volunteers can see the immediate results of their efforts – truly embodying the spirit of Done in a Day. Over the past year, volunteers have served as part of a boat crew, tagged 1000 pairs of shoes for children, decorated a museum, sorted holiday gifts for families, packed food at a local pantry, and spent time conversing with women to help them practice speaking English. The League Club is a 501(c)(3) organization comprised of 625 women in Southwest Florida. For almost forty years, it has strengthened communities through fellowship, education, volunteerism, and philanthropy. Membership is open to women who are current or former members of a Junior League affiliated with the Association of Junior Leagues International. For more information, visit leagueclub.org.Since 1986, the organization has awarded more than $8 million in grants to 222 carefully vetted agencies supporting programs that address critical needs across Collier and Lee counties.

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16 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026LOCAL FOUNDATIONS RELAUNCH COLLIER CARES APPLICATION FOR FAMILIES IN NEEDSince March of 2021, the Collier CARES (Community Application for Resources and Emergency Services) app has served the community’s most vulnerable populations, connecting people in need with the critical resources and services available in Collier County. Now, approaching its five-year anniversary, the free, bilingual app has officially relaunched with impactful updates designed to improve accessibility, clarity, and overall user experience.Originally launched with the support of Naples Children Foundation (NCF), in partnership with the Collier Community Foundation and Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation, Collier CARES was created to connect individuals and families throughout Collier County in the postpandemic era.“While the app has received consistent maintenance updates over the years, its anniversary presented an opportunity to take a deeper look at how it was being used,” said Maria Jimenez-Lara, NCF CEO. “Through extensive community focus groups, we uncovered valuable insights that inspired meaningful enhancements to make the app even more intuitive, relevant, and easy to navigate.” Key updates include streamlining the service categories from 12 to nine by reassessing subcategories, reassigning services, and removing those that are no longer necessary. Those nine popular service categories are now Education, Food, Legal, Employment Assistance, Emergency and Hotlines, Housing Supportive Services, Health and Medical, and Wellness and Mental Health. Several service categories were also renamed to better reflect the breadth of services offered—such as changing “Shelter” to “Housing Supportive Services” based on user feedback.Additional improvements include a new button that directs users immediately to supplemental resource pages, an updated map icon that is more easily identifiable, and offline functionality for greater accessibility. These thoughtful updates ensure that Collier CARES remains a trusted, userfriendly tool for those seeking support—when and where they need it most.The public can access the app online at colliercares.org or by downloading the mobile app. Mobile downloads are available for iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play Store) devices. For more information on Collier CARES, visit colliercares.org or email [email protected] NAPLES CHILDREN FOUNDATIONThe Naples Children Foundation (NCF), the founding organization of the Naples Winter Wine Festival, creates transformational change and improves educational, emotional, and health outcomes for vulnerable children in Collier County. Through its annual grants and strategic initiatives, NCF has impacted nearly 90 of the most effective nonprofits in the local community, providing 385,000 children with the services and resources they need to succeed. Through bold investments, collaborative partnerships, and data-driven solutions, NCF supports programs that ensure every child can thrive. NCF’s unique approach, which bridges public and private resources, has become a blueprint for how to transform a community–one issue at a time.ABOUT THE COLLIER COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONCelebrating 40 years of empowering local philanthropy, the Collier Community Foundation® is a trusted, tax-exempt, public charitable organization dedicated to enhancing the community through impactful giving. Established in 1985, the Foundation manages over 940 donor funds, collaborates with hundreds of nonprofits, and has awarded more than $408 million in grants and scholarships over the past 40 years to support vital programs and initiatives. By connecting generosity with community needs, the Collier Community Foundation drives informed giving and delivers powerful results. To learn more, visit colliercf.org or call 239.649.5000.ABOUT THE RICHARD M. SCHULZE FAMILY FOUNDATIONThe Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation was created in 2004 by Best Buy founder Dick Schulze to give back to the communities where Dick and his family grew up – in Minnesota, where he built Best Buy to become the world's largest consumer electronics retailer, and in Florida, where he now maintains a permanent residence. The Schulze Family Foundation creates grant partnerships with organizations that generate meaningful results in human and social services, education, and health and medicine. In all its activities, the Foundation embraces its founder’s vision to strengthen and support initiatives that lead to change within our communities. For more information, please visit SchulzeFamilyFoundation.org.

May/June/July 2026 North Naples News | 17Summer: Tue - Sat: 5 p.m. - CloseThanksgiving - Mother’s DayTuesdays - Sundays: 5 p.m. - Close(239) 597-8867Riverchase Plaza 11224 Tamiami Trail Ncotedazurrestaurant.comAcclaimed French restaurant where elevated Provençal fare is presented in cozy country-style surroundings.

18 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026It was a lucky day for my non-fashionista self when I strolled through the open door of RELAX by Tommy Bahama on Third Street South to encounter General Manager Devin Williams mixing up their sister company's signature orchid-topped Mai Tai cocktails and mocktails. The occasion was, in part, the unveiling of the latest high tech Maui Jim sunglasses. One might be surprised to learn that the original Maui Jim wasn't a Jim at all. He was a young beach vendor named Charley, who was allowed to sell his sunglasses at hotel kiosks on Maui's Ka'anapali Beach in exchange for beach and pool services. He later obtained a patent for his polarized, coated lenses before selling his business to the company that now makes some of the best sun-enhancing polarized sunglasses in the world. Among the 18 new frames unveiled, I fell in love with the super-lightweight Ho'okipa UltraR with its wrap frame and positively electric Blue Hawaii lens. The company's patented PolarizedPlus2 lens technology rocks the intense color resolution of a perfect tropical island day while also protecting the eyes. It’s an unwritten rule here in Naples that one simply cannot walk the world's finest beaches in brand new state-of-the-art Maui Jims wearing last year's swimsuit. Fortunately, RELAX has just unveiled its spring collection of swimsuits, coverups and other must-haves. So yes, I did the thing. Now my challenge, as a professional seeker of exotic island destinations and photoDoing the Beach withTommy & Jim(Tommy Bahama and Maui Jim, that is) KAREN T. BARTLETTTravel Editor Where to go after a Maui Jim and swimsuit spree at Relax? The world's original Tommy Bahama Restaurant across the street on Third South, of course. Photo: Karen T. BartlettRetro neon reimagined in the newest Maui Jim sunglasses. | Photo by Karen T. Bartlett

May/June/July 2026 North Naples News | 19perfect beaches, is to decide where to test out my new fashion bling. The Seychelles? Sri Lanka? Ka'anapali Beach, with its three miles of white sand and snorkeling at Black Rock? Or one of my all-time faves: The private island of Cayo Espanto in Belize; Grote Knip, with its dramatic cliffs on Curacao's west coast; or Moorings Village, a fashion photographer's dream resort in the Florida Keys. Meanwhile, I'll just saunter back across Third Street South in my new Maui Jims to peruse the menu at Tommy Bahama Restaurant & Bar. All that shopping has made me hungry. TommyBahama.comTravel Editor Karen T. Bartlett is also a location scout for catalogs, advertising and film productions.Fashion Photos by Karen T. Bartlett DreamLeft: General Manager Devin Williams served up classic Marlin Bar Mai Tais at the swimwear and Maui Jim sunglasses reveal.Photo by Karen T. Bartlett Middle: Author's pick: the Ho'okipa Ultra R with intensely polarized Blue Hawaii lens (bottom)Photo by Karen T. Bartlett Right: The latest Island Cays tie-front swimsuit in Paradiso Blu. Shot on location in Hawaii.Photo: Tommy Bahama.comPhotographer'sCayo Espanto, Belize Grote Knip Beach, Curacao Islamorada, FL Keys

SUMMERTIME SURPRISES WITH ARTIS—NAPLES As the days grow longer, temperatures rise, and some of our friends bid adieu to Southwest Florida for the warmer months, the 2025-26 Artis—Naples season steams ahead, bringing full-time residents together for a myriad of engaging events, compelling exhibitions, and sensational music.In The Baker Museum, which remains open throughout the summer, the muchanticipated exhibition Linling Lu Fugue in 3 Voices opens July 11, presenting new, brightly colored circular paintings inspired by Beethoven, Dvořák, and Stravinsky. Elsewhere in the galleries, sonia louise davis: to reverberate tenderly draws to a close on May 24, and the annual exhibition Florida Contemporary continues through June 28. There & Here: New Perspectives of the Permanent Collectionand The Passion of Collecting: Stories in Glass and Ceramics from the Sibrack Collectioncontinue into the fall and beyond. Discovering Ansel Adams, which debuted in March, runs through August 2.On the stages of the Kimberly K. Querrey and Louis A. Simpson Cultural Campus, there is still much to be excited about heading into the summer, beginning with the final Masterworks program of the season on May 8-9. With Artistic and Music Director Alexander Shelley on the podium, the Naples Philharmonic welcomes violinist Karen Gomyo for Piazzolla’s Four Seasons of Buenos Aires, a playful work that blends classical, jazz, and Baroque influences. The musical fireworks Discovering Ansel AdamsAlexander Shelley conducts the Naples Philharmonic Karen Gomyo Miami City Ballet

May/June/July 2026 North Naples News | 21VISIT JASON & TODD!(239) 947-3434Coconut Point - Esterocontinue in Hayes Hall as Associate Conductor Manuel LópezGómez leads the Naples Philharmonic, Naples Philharmonic Chorus, Naples Philharmonic Youth Chorus, and Broadway star Julie Benko in Patriotic Pops, an inspiring May 21-22 program saluting the nation’s musical legacy. López-Gómez also conducts the Naples Philharmonic as Naples Ballet performs Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake on May 15. Ten days earlier, on May 5, the orchestra welcomes the return of the Miami City Ballet. Orchestral, chamber, and jazz music also round out the season in May, beginning with the final program of the Visiting Orchestras series on May 3, featuring pianist Yuja Wang leading the Mahler Chamber Orchestra. In the more intimate Daniels Pavilion, the Wang Chamber Music series concludes May 3 with musicians of the Naples Philharmonic performing Dvořák’s American Quartet and Reena Esmail’s Piano Trio. On May 13, both the Grand Piano Series’ Narrative Musicales and All That Jazz take their seasonal bows, with bassoonist Eleni Katz joining pianist Konstantin Soukhovetski for a trek through American soundscapes, while the Naples Philharmonic Jazz Orchestra explores the hard-bop style of Horace Silver. On May 24, the Naples Philharmonic and the Naples Philharmonic Youth Orchestra join forces under LópezGómez’s baton for their annual Side-by-Side concert, while on June 7, the impressive Hayes Hall Casavant Frères organ shows off its power and range as the American Guild of Organists presents All the Stops: Festival of Great Organ Music.While the end of June brings rising temperatures outside, the arts stay cool through the summer inside Artis—Naples spaces. The Baker Museum remains open, and Art After Hours continues on the last Wednesday of each month. Summer programming heats up in Daniels Pavilion with All that Jazz featuring vibraphonist Chuck Redd on July 8, a Narrative Musicales program featuring music by Beethoven and Joplin on July 16, Chicago tribute act Chi-Town Transit Authority on July 21, and Sail On: The Beach Boys Tribute on August 5.For tickets and additional information, visit artisnaples.org. Naples Philharmonic Patriotic Pops conducted by Manuel López-Gómez

22 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026reviewed byannakarrashave been a fan of Oliver Pötzsch since I first read the English translation of The Hangman’s Daughter about 15 years ago. Dark and twisted with flashes of brilliant humor, the story of Jakob Kuisl quickly captivated me. At the time, I was a librarian at a public library and was on top of what was being published, and what was new and interesting.These days, it’s a little harder. I work for a university library now and the popular reading collection isn’t as robust. I still visit the public library, bookstores too, but I don’t see as many of the books that come out with regularity as I used to. So, when I discovered Oliver Pötzsch had a new series set in Vienna at the end of the 19th century I couldn’t buy that book fast enough. And when I realized upon diving in that it was the second book to be released, I was ecstatic!Leopold (Leo) von Herzfeldt is new to the Vienna city police. A young man with ambition, recently arrived from Graz, he has inserted himself as an inspector and is enthusiastic with new methods of apprehending criminals such as forensics like fingerprints. Many within the police force regard him with contempt, his confidence combined Jewish roots is less than desirable. But when a body is discovered at the Museum of Art History, he is asked to take the case. Not because of his ability in investigation, but because his wealthy upbringing means he will handle the case with discretion. For not only is the victim the eminent scholar of Egyptology Alfons Strössner, but the body has also been mummified.Leo shares an office with inspector Erich Loibl, a man of middle years with a fondness for drink, and their cases could not be more different. Loibl is searching for a killer who has been stabbing young male prostitutes and taking their “holiest of holies.” As they both press forward with their inquiries, neither is prepared for the outcome.For those who love a good police procedural, I recommend the Leopold von Herzfeldt series. (The first was The Gravedigger’s Almanac, 2025) They hit all the marks: forensic evidence, following leads, and fitting the puzzle pieces together, with an added layer of Vienna at the fin-de-siecle, both glorious with art, theater, and music, and devastating, with poverty, crime, and death. And when you’re ready to go further back in time, The Hangman’s Daughter is waiting for you.∞ AUTHOR PROFILEOliver Pötzsch was born in Bavaria in 1970. Trained as a journalist, he worked in the Bavarian version of public television. Interested in history and storytelling from a young age, he turned to novel writing. His first murder mystery, The Hangman’s Daughter, was published in Germany in 2007. He lives in Munich with his wife and two children, and is, in fact, the descendant of a line of hangmen from the Bavarian Alps.ITHE GIRL AND THE GRAVEDIGGERby Oliver PötzschPublisher: HarperVia448 Pages$21.99 US A Gripping Murder Mystery of Egyptology and Ancient Curses in 1894 Vienna

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24 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026HOLOCAUST MUSEUM’S TRIUMPH DINNERRAISES MORE THAN $350,000More than $350,000 was raised at the 25th Anniversary Triumph Dinner, held on March 4, at the Arthrex One Conference Center in Naples. With 260 guests, the annual fundraising event exceeded its fundraising goal, achieving $357,000 for the Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center’s educational programs. A special match offered at $50,000 from two operations grants led to the recordsetting financial support.Honorees at the Triumph Dinner were Paula S. Apsell and Rob Nossen. Apsell is an Emmy® Award-Winning Executive producer of PBS NOVA and creator of the film, “Resistance: They Fought Back.” Nossen, a Holocaust survivor and founding museum patron and volunteer, received the 2026 Triumph Award.Chairs for the event included Ellen and Alan Englander, Mindy and Jay Sterns, Maureen Lerner (Chairperson Emeritus), and Estelle Price (Advisor Emeritus).Lead Anniversary Sponsor was Rissa W. Grossman, and Remembrance Sponsors included Shelley and Steven Einhorn, Ellen and Alan Englander, Maureen and Arnold Lerner, Carol and Stuart Mest, and Estelle and Stuart Price.“We are grateful for the many sponsors and guests who demonstrated their support for the Holocaust Museum’s mission to teach lessons of the Holocaust to inspire action against hatred and to promote mutual respect,” said Stuart Mest, M.D., Chair of the Board, Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center. “Education is the strongest tool we have to confront hate, and financial support puts that tool into action. Our generous funders are helping to protect the next 25 years of Holocaust education.”“As we celebrate 25 years of history inspiring action, we continue our dedication to efforts centered around three commitments that define our impact – preserving historical truth, guiding learning with care, and standing against hate and antisemitism,” added Erin Blankenship, President & CEO of the Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center.ABOUT HOLOCAUST MUSEUM & COHEN EDUCATION CENTERThe Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center in Naples is an educational institution and museum founded in 2001. Its mission is to “teach the history of the Holocaust to inspire action against hatred and to promote mutual respect.” The museum features a permanent collection of over 5,000 artifacts, documents, and photographs, focusing on personal stories from local survivors and liberators. For more information, visit: hmcec.org/about/Erin Blankenship & Bob Nossen accepting 2026 Triumph AwardPaula Apsell at Arthrex One Conference Center | Michelle Reed Photography

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ROB EDWARDS Managing DirectorSenior PIM® Portfolio ManagerRobEdwardsWealth.comRob Edwards is a Managing Director and Senior PIM® Portfolio Manager at Edwards Asset Management, serving high-net-worth families across Florida. He helps clients preserve, grow, and enjoy their wealth by navigating the complex financial and personal decisions that come with wealth. Rob has been featured in national outlets including Forbes, TheStreet.com, U.S. News & World Report, and Kiplinger, establishing him as a trusted voice for those seeking thoughtful wealth strategies. To learn more, visit RobEdwardsWealth.com.WHAT JIMMY BUFFETT’S ESTATE CAN TEACH THE REST OF USWells Fargo Advisors Financial Network does not provide legal or tax advice.Investment products and services are offered through Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network, LLC (WFAFN), Member SIPC. Edwards Asset Management is a separate entity from WFAFN.NOT SO PLEASANT IN MARGARITAVILLEFor decades, Jimmy Buffett gave us the soundtrack to slowing down — a cold drink, a warm breeze, escape to simpler days.My family had a house and fishing boat in the Keys, so I grew up with that rhythm in the background. It wasn’t just music — it was a lifestyle.But even paradise needs a plan.Buffett’s $275 million estate has become the stage for an increasingly public legal battle. Jimmy’s widow, Jane, and his longtime accountant and co-trustee, Richard Mozenter, are suing each other in two different states, each claiming the other is ignoring Jimmy’s intentions. Jane accuses Mozenter of stonewalling her for over a year before projecting just $2 million in annual income from the trust — less than 1% on a $275 million estate — while Margaritaville alone had paid out $14 million in distributions over the prior 18 months. Mozenter, meanwhile, claims Jane has been uncooperative and has interfered with trust administration.And now the children are involved. Jimmy’s eldest daughter, Savannah, has sided against her mother in the dispute, and Jane has been accused of threatening to cut her out of the trust entirely. What started as a co-trustee disagreement has grown into a multi-state, multi-generational legal standoff — and the attorneys appear to be the only clear winners.GOOD PLANS CAN STILL LOSE THEIR WAYWhen it comes to estate planning, it’s easy to assume that once the documents are signed, everything will unfold as intended.But families don’t operate like legal structures. They live in relationships, expectations, and emotions that don’t always follow what’s written down. Grief changes people. So does money.Buffett’s co-trustee approach isn’t uncommon. Naming someone you trust — a spouse, a close friend, a long-tenured advisor — feels natural. Still, what’s often overlooked is how easily plans like this can unravel when execution depends on individuals who may see things very differently after you’re gone.THE TRUSTEE WITHOUT AN AGENDAA corporate trustee is a professional entity — typically a bank or trust company — whose sole job is to carry out the terms of a trust with structure, experience, and objectivity.For families with complexity, multiple entities, or evolving dynamics, this approach can offer what personal trustees often can’t:• Continuity without conflict: Your plan stays on track, even if people or relationships change.• Unbiased decision-making: Decisions are made based on structure — not emotion, pressure, or personal history.• Professional process: Details that often cause friction are handled clearly, legally, and without guesswork.• Institutional accountability:A corporate trustee is bound by fiduciary standards and subject to oversight — not just good intentions.Still, some people hesitate at the idea. They trust their family. They trust their advisor. And naming a corporate trustee can feel impersonal — even unnecessary.But what if the best way to protect your relationships…is to take them out of the middle?WHERE INTENT MEETS EXECUTIONJimmy Buffett likely believed he had everything covered. And by most standards, he did.But even thoughtful structures are vulnerable when authority overlaps, emotions rise, and communication breaks down. The people you love most can end up on opposite sides of a courtroom — not because anyone wanted that, but because the plan didn’t account for human nature.If your goal is stability, alignment, and a legacy that lives the way you intended, make sure the estate plan doesn’t just look complete. Make sure it works in real life. Because your voice should still guide the plan, even when you’re no longer here to speak for it.A 40-year marriage and a $275 million estate couldn’t survive a bad trustee structure. Don’t assume yours will either.

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30 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026THEATREZONE PRESENTS LIONEL BART’S GOLDEN AGE MUSICAL OLIVER!DICKENS’ TIMELESS STORY OF HOPE AND BELONGING Naples’ TheatreZone presents Lionel Bart’s Golden Age musical Oliver! June 4–14, bringing Charles Dickens’ story of hope and belonging to the Naples stage.With book, music, and lyrics by Lionel Bart, Oliver! transforms Charles Dickens’ 1838 novel Oliver Twist into a musical filled with colorful characters and beloved, memorable songs including “Food, Glorious Food,” “Consider Yourself,” and “Where Is Love?” The show premiered in London in 1960 and on Broadway in 1963. The Broadway production received nine Tony Award nominations and won three, including Best Original Music.Set in the streets of Victorian London, the story follows the journey of young orphan Oliver as he escapes the harsh conditions of the workhouse — ruled by the blustering Mr. Bumble — and encounters a cast of characters including the Artful Dodger, Fagin, and Nancy. As Oliver searches for kindness and belonging in a world that often seems cruel, the story reveals the power of compassion and hope.MEET THE CASTThe production features Carter Sass in the title role of Oliver. Sass, 11, makes his TheatreZone debut in his dream role. He began performing at age six and has appeared in more than 19 productions with Florida Children’s Theatre in Davie, Fla., including The Music Man Jr., James and the Giant Peach Jr., and Newsies Jr. He recently made his professional debut as Jonathan in A Christmas Carol at The Wick Theatre in Boca Raton, FL.David Cantor portrays Fagin, the thief master who trains a band of young pickpockets while hoarding money for his old age. Cantor, making his TheatreZone debut with Oliver!, has portrayed Fagin three previous times in regional theatres, bringing an understanding of the character as both rogue and survivor. His credits also include Broadway (La Vie Parisienne) and extensive Off-Broadway, regional theatre, and television work.Musical direction is by Charles Fornara, who also appears onstage as Mr. Bumble. A veteran performer and conductor, Fornara has conducted more than 200 productions and returns to the Actor Carter Sass as Oliver in a promotional image of Oliver!, set in Victorian LondonCarter Sass, Oliver in TheatreZone’s Oliver!Landon Libbey, The Artful Dodger, TheatreZone’s Oliver!TheatreZoneOliver!

June 4-14BOOKTICKETSONLINETheatreZone PRESENTS888-966-3352www.Theatre.ZoneIconic and timeless, Oliver! transforms Oliver Twistinto a tune-filled show with unforgettable songs.Consider Yourself Invited: Oliver! Comes to TheatreZoneTHEATREZONE PRESENTS LIONEL BART’S GOLDEN AGE MUSICAL OLIVER!

32 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026Oliver!7:30 p.m. June 4–7; June 11–142:00 p.m. June 6–7; June 13–14Tickets are $50, $70, or $90, depending on seat selection.TheatreZone is located on the campus of Community School of Naples13275 Livingston Road, Naples, between Pine Ridge and Vanderbilt Beach Roads.Visit Theatre.Zone for tickets or call the box office at 888.966.3352stage as an actor for the first time in 10 years with Oliver!. He has previously performed in TheatreZone productions including Sweeney Todd, High Society, The Boy Friend, and Company, and serves as the company’s longtime music supervisor.“It’s a joy to return to the stage as a performer as well as conductor,” Fornara said. “TheatreZone has always felt like home, and I’m grateful to Mark for the opportunity to step back into a role while continuing to make music with this company.”Katie Claire McGrath, a New York City–based actor and singer whose credits include Off-Broadway, regional theatre, film, and television, portrays Nancy, one of musical theatre’s most complex characters. TheatreZoneOliver!McGrath grew up in a theatrical family (her father was the late Tony Awardwinning Michael McGrath) and Oliver!was her first show in high school. Nancy, she said, has long been a dream role. “There is always a reason to fight for what is good and what is right,” McGrath said.Peter Kendall portrays the volatile and dangerous Bill Sikes in his TheatreZone debut, opposite his wife, Katie Claire McGrath, performing in Oliver! as Nancy. The two New York-based actors, sharing the stage together for the first time, perform as romantic partners whose relationship culminates in one of the story’s darkest turns. Kendall has appeared Off-Broadway, in regional theatre, on national tours, and in film and television. About Bill Sikes, he comments, “We’re all a balance of nature and nurture, and each character is doing their best with what they’ve been given,” Kendall said.Alongside the professional adult cast are 10 young actors, ages eight to 11, who sing, dance, and act as Fagin’s pickpocket gang. The production is directed by TheatreZone founding artistic director Mark Danni, with choreography by Karen Molnar Danni. “Oliver! is a Golden Age musical that hasn’t been seen in Naples for decades,” Danni said. “It’s a chance for audiences to rediscover this story and for our company to bring younger performers together with professional Actors’ Equity artists.”We’re all a balance of nature and nurture, and each character is doing their best with what they’ve been given.–Peter KendallCharles Fornara, Mr. Bumble in TheatreZone’s Oliver!David Cantor, Fagin in TheatreZone’s Oliver!Peter Kendall, Bill Sikes, in TheatreZone’s Oliver!Katie Claire McGrath, Nancy in TheatreZone’s Oliver!

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34 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026OVERVIEWHypertension (high blood pressure) is when the pressure in your blood vessels is too high. It is common but can be serious if not treated.People with high blood pressure may not feel symptoms. The only way to know is to get your blood pressure checked.Blood pressure is written as two numbers. The first number (systolic) represents the pressure in blood vessels when the heart contracts or beats. The second number (diastolic) represents the pressure in the vessels when the heart rests between beats.RISK FACTORSModifiable risk factors include unhealthy diets (excessive salt consumption, a diet high in saturated fat and trans fats, low intake of fruits and vegetables), physical inactivity, consumption of tobacco and alcohol, and being overweight or obese.Non-modifiable risk factors include a family history of hypertension, age over 65 years, and coexisting diseases such as diabetes or kidney disease.SYMPTOMSMost people with hypertension don’t feel any symptoms. Very high blood pressure can cause headaches, blurred vision, chest pain, and other symptoms. Checking your blood pressure is the best way to know if you have high blood pressure. If hypertension isn’t treated, it can cause other health conditions like kidney disease, heart disease, and stroke.People with very high blood pressure can experience symptoms including:• severe headaches• chest pain• dizziness• difficulty breathing• nausea• vomiting• blurred vision or other vision changes• anxiety• confusion• buzzing in the ears• nosebleeds• abnormal heart rhythmIf you are experiencing any of these symptoms and have high blood pressure, seek care immediately.TREATMENTLifestyle changes can help lower high blood pressure. These include:• eating a healthy, low-salt diet• losing weight• being physically active• quitting tobaccoIf you have high blood pressure, your doctor may recommend one or more medicines. Your recommended blood pressure goal may depend on what other health conditions you have. NEW BLOOD PRESSURE GUIDELINES• Normal = less than 120 and less than 80• Elevated = 120-129 and less than 80• High Blood Pressure Stage 1 = 130-139 or 80-89• High Blood Pressure Stage 2 = 140 or higher or 90 or higher• Hypertensive Crisis (call your doctor immediately) = Higher than 180 and/or higher than 120PREVENTIONLifestyle changes can help lower high blood pressure and can help anyone with hypertension. Many who make these changes may still need to UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING HIGH BLOOD PRESSURETAKING CONTROLLORNA FEDELEM, MD

May/June/July 2026 North Naples News | 35take medicine. These lifestyle changes can help prevent and lower high blood pressure. DO• Eat more vegetables and fruit.• Sit less.• Be more physically active, which can include walking, running, swimming, dancing, or activities that build strength, like lifting weights.• Lose weight if you’re overweight or obese.• Take medication as prescribed by your health care professional.• Keep appointments with your health care professional.DON’T• Eat too much salty food (try to stay under two grams per day).• Eat foods high in saturated or trans-fat.• Smoke or use tobacco.• Drink too much alcohol (one drink daily for women, two for men)• Miss or share medication.Reducing hypertension prevents heart attack, stroke, and kidney damage, as well as other health problems. See your primary care doctor at least annually for your physical and blood pressure check!Call and schedule a complimentary meet and greet with Dr. Fedelem. 9150 Galleria Ct., Suite 200, Naples, FL 34109 | LornaFedelemMD.com | 239.580.6390A Personalized Healthcare Experience with Castle Connolly Top Doctors®Scan or call to learn more(239) 722-5422Board-Certified Concierge Physicians In Naples, FL• Primary Care• Interventional Cardiology• Cardiovascular Medicine• Cardio Metabolic Services• Precision Medicine• Longevity & Anti-aging• Functional Medicine• Same- or next-day, and extended appointments• 24/7 connectivity to a physician• Complimentary health coaching• Virtual telehealth optionsSPECIALIZING IN MEMBER BENEFITS

36 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026MEET ALICEAt our inaugural Walk 4 ALICE on March 7, I noticed a young family making their way along the path at North Collier Regional Park with two toddlers in tow. Both parents work full-time. They brought their children because they wanted to show their support for other hardworking families in our community. By the end of the walk, the little ones were tired and restless as their parents loaded up the family car, doing their best to juggle it all with grace. Their presence meant the world, because it reminded all of us why this work matters. Families like theirs are the heartbeat of Collier County.Collier County is known for its beautiful beaches, exceptional schools, strong local businesses, and a hospitality and service industry that draws people from around the globe. It is a place many are proud to call home. Behind the lifestyle so many residents and visitors enjoy is a committed workforce that shows up every day to keep our community running.From childcare providers and healthcare professionals to restaurant staff, hotel workers, landscapers, retail employees, and first responders, these individuals power the services and experiences that shape our daily lives. They are essential to Collier County’s success and contribute significantly to THE WORKFORCE THAT KEEPS OUR COMMUNITY THRIVINGwhat makes this region so special.Many of these workers are part of a population known as ALICE, which stands for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, and Employed. ALICE households earn above the federal poverty level but still struggle to afford basic needs. In Collier County, where housing, childcare, healthcare, and everyday expenses continue to climb, many essential workers are living paycheck to paycheck, often working multiple jobs just to stay afloat.ALICE is not a distant group. More than a third of our neighbors fall into this category. They are the people caring for our children, maintaining our homes Photos from Walk 4 ALICE held on March 7, 2026 at North Collier Regional Park

May/June/July 2026 North Naples News | 37County can continue to live and work here. When working families are stable, businesses thrive, economic conditions improve, and our entire region benefits.That commitment to community was on full display at our firstever Walk 4 ALICE. More than 100 participants came together to raise awareness for hardworking families across our region. We are deeply grateful to our sponsors, volunteers, supporters, and our emcee, Meteorologist Rob Duns from Gulf Coast NBC, for making the morning such a success.As we look ahead, I invite you to join next year’s Walk 4 ALICE. Organize a team with neighbors, friends, or colleagues. Walk with us as we continue this important work and help ensure our community remains strong for everyone who calls Collier County home.To learn more about how to volunteer, give, or advocate for solutions that support working families, visit UWCollierKeys.org.TIFFANI MENSCH President & CEOUnited Way of Collier and the Keysand neighborhoods, preparing our meals, assisting customers, and supporting our healthcare system. They are critical to our local economy yet often face the greatest challenges in building stability.United Way of Collier and the Keys has made supporting ALICE families a central focus of its mission. By bringing together nonprofit partners, businesses, local leaders, and residents, your local United Way works to strengthen financial stability for working families. This includes expanding access to affordable childcare and housing, connecting families to essential services, and investing in programs that help build long-term financial security.This work is about more than meeting immediate needs. It is about ensuring that the people who contribute so much to Collier

38 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026TRANSFORMING LIVESNCF INVESTS OVER $30.6 MILLION IN LOCAL NONPROFITSThe Naples Children Foundation (NCF), the founding organization of the world-renowned Naples Winter Wine Festival, is proud to announce that it has invested more than $30.6 million in approximately 50 local nonprofit organizations to help fund essential resources and services benefitting the most vulnerable children in Collier County. Each year, NCF supports dozens of nonprofits through the proceeds of the Naples Winter Wine Festival. This year’s investment in future generations includes $7.6 million in traditional grants and $15.3 million for NCF multi-year strategic initiatives that fill fundamental gaps in local children’s services, plus an additional $7.7 million in future projects and strategic initiatives.“Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of our supporters, we are able to invest in proven programs that transform the lives of vulnerable children in Collier County,” said Sue Bieker, 2026 NCF Grant Committee Chair. “We are incredibly proud that every dollar raised under the tent of our live auction goes right back into the local community.”This year, a total of 33 nonprofits received traditional funding grants, plus 10 additional agencies that help fill critical needs in the community by taking part in NCF’s multi-partner, multi-year strategic initiatives focusing specifically on hunger, oral health, and vision. NCF also funded six special projects/out-of-cycle grants focused on early learning, healthcare, and mental health.NCF's unique approach, which emphasizes collaboration between organizations and bridges public and private resources, has become a blueprint for how to transform a community, one issue at a time. Each NCF beneficiary is fully vetted, and many utilize that process as a “Good Housekeeping Stamp of Approval.” The Blueprint Partner program builds upon that process.“Our Blueprint Partner program is an endorsement of those strategic initiative partners who are able to have the greatest impact by leveraging resources, creating systems, aligning protocols, and eliminating duplication of services,” said NCF Chief Executive Officer Maria Jimenez-Lara.ABOUT NAPLES CHILDREN FOUNDATIONThe Naples Children Foundation, the founding organization of the Naples Winter Wine Festival, creates transformational change and improves educational, emotional, and health outcomes for vulnerable children in Collier County. Through its annual grants and strategic initiatives, NCF has impacted nearly 90 of the most effective nonprofits in the local community, providing 385,000 children with the services and resources they need to succeed. Through bold investments, collaborative partnerships, and data-driven solutions, NCF supports programs that ensure every child can thrive. NCF’s unique approach, which bridges public and private resources, has become a blueprint for how to transform a community–one issue at a time.ABOUT NAPLES WINTER WINE FESTIVALThe Naples Winter Wine Festival (NWWF), one of the world's most prestigious charity wine auctions, offers a weekend of unforgettable memories. Guests enjoy world-class food and wine during intimate dinners in elegant, private homes and other landmark settings throughout Naples and are invited to bid on oncein-a-lifetime travel and wine experiences during an electrifying live auction. Since its inaugural event in 2001, the NWWF has raised more than $366 million, making a profound difference in the lives of hundreds of thousands of children in Collier County.For additional information on the Naples Children Foundation, please contact Jacqueline Wickert at [email protected] or 239.325.3187.For additional information on the Naples Winter Wine Festival, please contact Lisa Juliano at [email protected] or 239.325.2972.Robert Heidt, Jr., Adam and Ashley Gerry, Bill Beynon, Maria Jimenez-Lara and Sue Bieker

May/June/July 2026 North Naples News | 39How prepared giving is shaping the future of Collier CountyTomorrow Is Unfolding TodayCollier County is changing faster than ever. At the same time, the largest transfer of generational wealth in American history is underway. How can philanthropy help our community prepare for what lies ahead?In a special feature published in the Naples Daily News on Easter Sunday, April 5, the Collier Community Foundation explores how donors, nonprofits, and community leaders are working together to address today’s needs while preparing for tomorrow’s challenges.Scan the QR code to read the full story.“The Community Foundation is on top of information I can’t access as a private citizen. That gives me confidence that the money is being wisely used.”Paul PacterPhilanthropist & CCF FundholderLearn how we can support you to make more possible at colliercf.org

40 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026CELEBRATING EXCELLENCEHONORING THE 2025–2026 GOLDEN APPLE RECIPIENTSAs the school year draws to a close, our community takes time to reflect on the educators who make a lasting difference in the lives of students. Great teaching is more than a job. It is a daily commitment to inspiring and guiding children toward their full potential. As this edition arrives in homes throughout Naples, our community is once again celebrating the educators whose dedication and excellence elevate the teaching profession. This year’s Golden Apple Recognition Program shines brightly on six outstanding Collier County teachers, and I had the privilege of witnessing each surprise announcement in person.Alongside Superintendent Dr. Leslie Ricciardelli, we joined Champions For Learning, Suncoast Credit Union representatives, selection committee volunteers, and school and district leaders as we stepped into classrooms across Collier County to deliver the news. The reactions were unforgettable. Students clapped, cheered, and beamed with pride as their teachers were honored. Being present for all six surprise visits gave me a firsthand look at the joy and gratitude that defines the Golden Apple tradition.The Golden Apple Recognition Program, created and led by Champions For Learning, continues to be one of the most meaningful community partnerships in Collier County. It provides an opportunity for students, parents, and community members to highlight exceptional teaching. This year, Champions For Learning returned to the tradition of community nominations, which resulted in more than 5,700 Thank‑A‑Teacher submissions for nearly 1,500 educators. From those nominations, 58 teachers were named Teachers of Distinction, representing every Collier County Public School.These Teachers of Distinction shared their innovative classroom practices, high‑impact strategies, and student‑centered approaches with a volunteer selection committee. After thoughtful discussion and careful review, the committee identified six educators to receive this year’s prestigious Golden Apple.2025–2026 Golden Apple Recipients:• Elias Cuevas, Immokalee High School• Connie Kinstler, Big Cypress Elementary School• Wende Malik, Vineyards Elementary School• Shanna Moss, Manatee Middle School• Julie Raymond, Osceola Elementary School• Stephanie Scalise, Veterans Memorial Elementary SchoolEach of these educators brings something extraordinary to their students. They use creative instructional techniques, build strong relationships, and foster learning environments where every student knows they are capable of success. During every surprise visit, students were eager to explain why their teacher deserved the award. Their comments were honest and heartfelt, and they captured the true meaning of Connie Kinstler, Big Cypress Elementary SchoolPhotos Courtesy of Champions for LearningLeft: Shanna Moss, Manatee Middle SchoolMiddle: Elias Cuevas, Immokalee High SchoolRight: Wende Malik, Vineyards Elementary School

May/June/July 2026 North Naples News | 41coastal living239.777.4093 call/[email protected] NaplesAgent.comKaren Coney Coplin, Realtor®Platinum AwardWinner Happily celebrating 31 years in Naples!penthouseat Nevis in Cove TowersRare opportunity atop Nevis in Cove Towers! Expansive floor plan of 5,235 sq. ft. under air, 2 lanais + 2 terraces AND 2-car enclosed garage with adjacent AC storage. All beautifully maintained and primed for transformation in a pet-friendly, gated yacht and racquet club lifestyle community.Nevis in Cove Towers455 Cove Tower Dr. • PH 1802 $2,895,000a stunning lifestyle surrounded by the sky & seaCHAD OLIVER Chief Communication OfficerCollier County Public Schoolsthe Golden Apple more powerfully than anything else could.This year also brings a renewed sense of tradition to the program’s signature events. The 36th Annual Golden Apple Celebration of Teachers Dinner was held in April at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort and Spa. The evening returned to an elegant dinner format designed to shine a spotlight on educators and celebrate the entire 2025–2026 cohort of Teachers of Distinction and Golden Apple Recipients. The focus of the event is gratitude, recognition, and pride in those who elevate the teaching profession each day.In addition, the Golden Apple Celebration of Teachers television program is returning in partnership with Hearst Television and Gulf Coast News. This special will air on Saturday, May 23 at 8 p.m. on Gulf Coast NBC. The broadcast offers families across the southwest Florida region an opportunity to learn more about the honorees, see inside their classrooms, and hear the stories behind their impactful work.The Golden Apple program does more than recognize six educators. It uplifts the profession as a whole and reminds us that excellence in education is happening every day across all of Collier County Public Schools. As a community, we are stronger when we celebrate those who dedicate their lives to helping students grow.To this year’s Golden Apple recipients, and to all of our Teachers of Distinction, congratulations and thank you. Your work inspires our entire community, and it is an honor to celebrate your success.Top: Stephanie Scalise, Veterans Memorial Elementary SchoolBottom: Julie Raymond, Osceola Elementary School

42 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026The author of Diet Slave No More!, Svetlana Kogan, MD, IFMCP is a Board-Certified Internal Medicine, Holistic & Functional Medical Doctor with over 25 years of experience. CustomLongevity.com | 239.676.6883DR. KOGANM.D., IFMCPAs much as we love Southwest Florida’s summers, by now we are really feeling the heat and while I am a big proponent of the very mild AC cooling (75-76°F), sometimes you just must chill a bit more. So, here are some useful holistic tips you can use this summer for AC-less heat relief. 1. GET FRIENDLY WITH ALOE VERAMost people only reach for aloe vera when they are totally sunburnt. However, research found that smoothing it on preemptively when you are starting to just feel overheated will yield great results. Aloe vera cream will lower skin and subdermal temperature on contact by as much as five degrees Fahrenheit. Additionally, studies found that aloe penetrates the skin four times faster than water and reaches seven layers deep (while water reaches only the outer layer), so the cooling effect will last longer than taking a cold shower.2. STICK WITH BLUE COLORSWe generally think of white color as the BEAT THE HEATmost light-reflective. Thus, most summer clothing collections are predominantly white. However, researchers have found that dying a white cotton shirt blue – boosts the garment’s UV light protection by 544% ensuring better defense against overheating and sunburn. Plus, color studies have shown that viewing the color blue causes body temperature to instantly drop by a few degrees, so looking at yourself in the mirror will boost the cooling effects. I have also used this in my meditative visualization sessions with patients when asking the patient to visualize their problem body area in blue color has a calming, soothing, and cooling effect on the way a person feels. This means that the cooling reaction to the color blue is really imprinted in our mind’s interpretation of this color on a whole different level.3. SPICY FOODS CAN TRIGGER COOLINGWhen you eat spicy food, your face will instantly start to sweat, and this will produce a cooling evaporative effect. Perhaps that is why spicy foods are so popular in tropical climates. Conversely, reaching for something like a bowl of ice cream, which is classically thought of as a summer treat – will cause a spike in sugar, forcing your metabolism to speed up to absorb it, and thus causing a spike in body temperature. So, make sure to add the following cooling spices to your summer recipes: fennel, turmeric, cumin, cardamom, fenugreek seeds, coriander, and ginger. 4. KEEP A BEAUTIFUL INDOOR PLANT COLLECTIONAccording to USDA estimates, a room full of indoor plants can lower air temperature by as much as 10 degrees Fahrenheit. The reason: plants go through a process called transpiration, in which they absorb warming carbon dioxide from the air and emit cooling water vapor. Even placing just a few potted plants in sunny rooms can lower the temperature by up to three degrees Fahrenheit. Interestingly, desert plants that are used to offset arid conditions conserve water during sunny hours and only transpire at night, so keep cacti or other desert plants in your bedroom.5. FOOL YOURSELF COOL WITH MINTScientists have long isolated a protein called TRPM8 responsible for making humans feel cold. It turns out that menthol also triggers our inborn TRPM8 receptors, triggering a cold feeling. So, if you are feeling hot, chew a stick of peppermint gum or spray on some cologne with mint in it, or rub on some mint-scented lotion to fool your brain into sending cooling signals to your skin.HOLISTIC TIPS FOR SUMMER COOLING WITHOUT AC

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May/June/July 2026 North Naples News | 45LA: HOW IS YOUR FAITH REFLECTED IN YOUR ART?PB: My faith is shown in my work by creating a blending that shines a sense of light, representing the love and light of Jesus. “He is the light of the world,” - John 8:12. The texture represents gratitude in my heart. As I have been lavished, I want others to feel surrounded by all that He has to offer. Creating works that have hymns or words that reflect his truths is another way I incorporate my faith, as well as the title I chose for each piece.LA: HOW WAS YOUR PARTICULAR STYLE OF PAINTING BORN? PB: I am a self-taught painter, which means in the beginning, it was all experimentation! It still is today in many ways. I tried all kinds of mediums and accidentally discovered what has become the one thing my work is most known for, texture! I was using impasto to try and make my oil paint dry faster when I discovered a much thicker paint than I had ever seen. I started using a lot of impasto and creating thick petals. It was a day that I won’t forget because of the final feeling of finding something that was uniquely me! In a world where art is all over the internet, finding a style that was different and felt so authentic was a gift! I remember thanking God for showing me this and I promised him that day that, if this was his plan for me to keep creating, I would honor him by creating works that pointed directly to him!GUIDED BYloveTHE MISSION BEHIND THE MASTERPIECEPiper's paintings can be viewed at East West Fine Art in Galleria Shoppes at Vanderbilt.2359 Vanderbilt Beach Rd • #410, Naples, FL 34109 | eastwestfineart.com | [email protected] opening in 2000, East West Fine Art in Naples has championed artists with deeper purpose, including faith-driven painter Piper Bridwell (PB). In this conversation with gallery owner Leeza Arkhangelskaya (LA), Piper shares how light, texture, and technique express something beyond the canvas.

46 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026REMOTE PROPERTY MANAGEMENTALEXANDRA JANZ Broker Associate & Luxury Properties SpecialistCIPS / RSPS / e-PRO® / SRES® / ABR®William Raveis-Florida, LLC 239.315.1079 | ajnaplesrealty.comPROTECT YOUR HOME FROM ANYWHEREOwning a home in Naples, Florida offers a luxurious lifestyle with sunshine, beaches, and world class golf. But for many homeowners who don't reside there fulltime, managing their property remotely can be overwhelming. Thankfully, remote property management in Naples has become easier, smarter, and more reliable with the use of technology, routine inspections, and trusted local support. Stay fully in control of your home no matter where you are in the world.SMART HOME TECHNOLOGY THAT KEEPS YOU CONNECTEDToday’s smart home tools are essential for absentee owners. They don’t just add convenience—they provide real protection and peace of mind. The goal is to create a simple, reliable system that gives you visibility without requiring constant oversight. Here is a list to consider.• Smart thermostats to manage humidity and temperature.• Water leak sensors that send instant alerts.• Exterior security cameras for real time visibility.• Smart locks that allow you to grant temporary access.With these tools, you can check in on your Naples home anytime from anywhere.REGULAR INSPECTIONS: YOUR ESSENTIAL EYES ON THE GROUNDEven the best technology cannot replace physical inspections. Florida’s environment—heat, humidity, heavy rain, and hurricane season—requires consistent attention. A structured inspection schedule ensures your home stays protected year round.RECOMMENDED INSPECTIONS• Monthly exterior checks for roof condition, landscaping, gutters, etc.• Interior inspections after each rental turnover or extended vacancy.• Seasonal walkthroughs before and after hurricane season.Professional photo reports and short written updates give you clarity and reassurance without needing to be on-site. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE: THE KEY TO LONG TERM PROTECTIONOne of the biggest mistakes out of state or international owners make is waiting until something breaks. Florida’s climate can accelerate wear and tear, making preventive maintenance essential.CORE PREVENTIVE SERVICES FOR NAPLES HOMES• HVAC servicing multiple times per year to manage humidity and prevent mold.• Pool and roof inspections to catch early signs of leaks or damage.• Pest control to prevent infestations common in warm climates.• Landscaping and irrigation management.Proactive care reduces unexpected repair costs.CHOOSING THE RIGHT PROPERTY MANAGERA trusted local property manager can make remote ownership effortless—but only if expectations are clear from the beginning.• Monthly status reports.• Pre-approved spending limits• Immediate notification for storm damage, insurance issues, or urgent repairs.• A single point of contact.This structure allows you to stay informed and in control—without being involved in every small decision.CREATE PEACE OF MINDManaging a Naples property remotely doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right combination of smart technology, routine inspections, preventive maintenance, and a reliable local team, you can enjoy all the benefits of ownership—without the stress. Your Florida home should feel like an escape and a source of joy. Relax knowing your Naples property is protected, cared for, and ready for you whenever you return.

May/June/July 2026 North Naples News | 47Dr. Kogan has authored hundreds of articles, & has appeared as a medical expert on FOX, CBS, ABC, and NBC. She is also the author of the holistic book‘Diet Slave No More!’Dr. Kogan offers a customized Functional approach to your entire health, including:• Chronic Disease Management • Nutrition & Digestive Health• Weight Optimization• Hormonal Health • Mental Health• Brain Function • Sleep & Stress Disorders • Immune Function • Inflammation • Environmental Issues • Detoxification • Anti-Aging • Longevity Coaching • Mind-Body Techniques • Exercise & Movement720 Fifth Avenue South • Suite 209 Naples, FL 34102(239) 676-6883 • customlongevity.comSvetlana Kogan, M.D., IFMCPFunctional Concierge Primary CareDr. Svetlana Kogan is a Cornell-educated, board-certified physician with over 25 years of experience blending traditional, functional, and holistic medicine. Trained and certified by the Institute for Functional Medicine, she brings deep expertise & compassion to every patient encounter. [email protected] Vanderbilt Beach Rd #410EastWestFineArt.com

48 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026JEFF BOHRNaples Mac HelpJeff is your one-stop Mac expert, an • Certified Support Professional, and 40-year Mac user. He can be reached at [email protected] or 239.595.0482TECH ABBREVIATIONSAI (Artificial Intelligence): Think of AI as a machine’s ability to mimic human intelligence. It can learn from past experiences, grasp language, spot patterns, solve problems, and even make decisions.CAPTCHA (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart): CAPTCHA is a fun little test that helps computers figure out if you’re human.DNS (Domain Name System): The DNS is essentially the Internet’s phonebook. When you type a website address like google.com or facebook.com into your browser, the DNS helps translate that domain name into an IP address, so your browser can load the website.FTP (File Transfer Protocol): FTP is a standard way to move computer files between a client and a server on a computer network.GUI (Graphical User Interface): A GUI is a type of user interface that lets you interact with electronic devices using graphical icons and visual cues, instead of just text.HTML (HyperText Markup Language): HTML is the standard language used to create documents that are meant to be viewed in a web browser.HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol): Think of HTTP as the backbone of the Web, the way it all connects and shares information.HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure): HTTPS is like the secure version of HTTP, making sure your data stays safe when you’re online. Always double-check for HTTPS before entering any personal info, like your credit card number!ISP (Internet Service Provider): An ISP is the company that helps you get online, whether it’s Summit, Hotwire, Xfinity, or your local ISP.LAN (Local Area Network): A LAN is a computer network that connects computers in a small area, like your home, school, lab, or office.NLP (Natural Language Processing): NLP is a part of linguistics, computer science, and AI that focuses on how computers and people communicate through language.OS (Operating System): Think of the OS as the brain of your computer, handling everything from the hardware to the software and making sure your programs run smoothly.PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor): PHP is a widely used scripting language that’s especially great for building websites.POP (Post Office Protocol): POP is an Internet standard used by local email clients to get your emails from a server over a TCP/IP connection.RAM (Random Access Memory): RAM is like your computer’s short-term memory, allowing you to quickly access any piece of data.RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification): uses electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track tags attached to objects. These tags store information electronically.SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol): SMTP is a way to send electronic mail.SSD (Solid-State Drive): is a solid-state storage device that uses integrated circuit assemblies to store data permanently, usually using flash memory, and acts as secondary storage in a computer’s storage system.TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol): TCP/IP is a set of communication protocols that connect network devices on the Internet.UI (User Interface): The UI is what you see and interact with on your device, including the screen, keyboard, mouse, and desktop.VPN (Virtual Private Network): Creates a private network connection over a public network, so you can send and receive data as if you were connected directly to your private network.WAN (Wide Area Network): A WAN is a telecommunications network that covers a large area, used for connecting computers.WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access): WPA is a security protocol that helps create secure wireless (Wi-Fi) networks.2FA (Two-factor Authentication): 2FA adds an extra layer of security by requiring you to provide two different authentication factors to verify your identity.ZIP (Zip Archive): ZIP is a file format that can compress data without losing any information. It can hold one or more files or folders that might have been compressed.

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50 | North Naples News May/June/July 2026More than $29,000 was raised at the 20th Annual TD Bank Naples Bike Brunch & Walk on Sunday, March 1, 2026, at Cambier Park, Naples. More than 360 participated in this year’s event to benefit Naples Pathways Coalition.Naples Pathways Coalition is grateful to title sponsor TD Bank and its other sponsors and supporters. Onroad support was provided by Cycle Shack, and lunch was provided by Jason’s Deli. Special thanks go to the Naples Pathways Board of Directors and the numerous volunteers who dedicate their time and energy to help make each event the world-class experience participants have come to expect.Event proceeds help fund the mission of Naples Pathways Coalition to make a safe, bikeable, and walkable Collier County. Our two keystone projects are the Paradise Coast Trail and stopping distracted driving with our Hands-Free Florida campaign and coalition (HandsFreeFlorida.org). The Paradise Coast Trail will be a paved, 100+ mile multiuse trail for non-motorized recreation and transportation. It will be separated from the road and connect Naples to Ave Maria and eastern Collier County, Bonita Springs, Marco Island, Collier Seminole State Park, and beyond. For more information, please visit NaplesPathways.org. ABOUT NAPLES PATHWAYS COALITIONNaples Pathways Coalition, Inc. is a private, 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization established in 2005. Its mission is to create safe, bikeable, and walkable communities in Collier County. It is funded through membership, private donations, corporate sponsorships, fundraising events, and grants. If you would like more information about Naples Pathways Coalition, or to schedule an interview with Michelle Avola-Brown, please call 239.777.7718 or email [email protected]. Photography by Roger Desilets20TH ANNUAL TD BANK NAPLESBIKE BRUNCH & WALK RAISES $29,000