Opinion: Become a champion for our community’s future

When my husband and I first moved to Naples after retiring, living here felt more like an extended vacation than a home where I had roots.

by Beverly Feagin  | 4 days ago

Impeachment: 6 GOP senators should worry Trump

Historic Trump impeachment calls for a new chapter in 'Profiles in Courage.' From Alexander and Collins to Murkowski and Romney, 6 possible authors.

by Ira Shapiro  | 5 days ago

Letters to the Editor, Jan. 10

Because I felt the website “marcopolitics” contained contemptuous remarks unacceptable in public discourse ...

How tech can help reduce political polarization

The internet can be used to help reverse political and social divisions instead of pulling Americans further apart.

by John Gable and Henry A. Brechter  | 3 days ago

It’s OK to ask questions about Sanders’ health

What if Democrats nominate Sanders and he has another heart attack? What if it happens in public or in a TV debate? Would we hand Trump another term?

Did Iran try to kill Americans? Answer hints at Tehran’s next move

Trump's comment that Iran was "standing down" reinforced the view that the strike was a warning shot. Officials later said Tehran had lethal intent.

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Letters to the Editor, Jan. 6

Show me the good stuff that has been done for our country in the last 10 years.

The decade in cartoons: The best of Adam Zyglis

The decade in cartoons: A look back at the past decade through the eyes of America’s top cartoonists

Letters to the Editor, Jan. 3

Republicans accuse Democrats of attempting a coup to overthrow the elected government.

Editorial: Bipartisan agreement on Everglades money

What’s important about this one, from a South Florida perspective, is that Everglades restoration is funded to the tune of $200 million.

Letters to the Editor, Dec. 27

It is discouraging to read of the “growing rift” among nonprofit organizations ...

End the surprise medical billing scam: Our view

Private equity groups profit from out-of-network medical bills. Congress goes home without treating the problem: Our view

Russian collusion probe was, yes, a witch hunt

The investigation quickly got off track and ran into dead ends. It should have never led to a special counsel investigation that convulsed the country for two years.

Editorial: MIPD’s past is its present

A competent media will also bring up the past, because whether Frazzano likes it or not, the past is the present for the MIPD.

Why you need to look for the gold star on your license now

In the upper right-hand corner of your driver license or ID card, you should see a gold star. I encourage you to take a moment to check.

Grifoni: Rollback rate means no tax increase

Over the past few months, the city has been working on the Fiscal 2020 budget.

Ask the Pharmacist: Improve your energy

I bet some of you who deal with chronic fatigue are feeling very misunderstood by others.

Pharmacist: Medications introduced in 2019

Dear Readers, it’s time for my annual article regarding new medications of the year.

Bookworm: A lighter load; the ruling class

So, says Minter, are our garages: a 2006 study indicates that “90 percent of garage space is now used to store stuff, not automobiles.”

Pharmacist: And you thought it was just Romaine

At this point, you should probably just throw out all your lettuce.

Pharmacist: Solutions for burning mouth syndrome

Holiday foods are all around us at this time of year! And enjoying these pies, cakes and delicious meals is taken for granted by most us.

Gardening: Keep citrus trees healthy

A lot of Marco Island homes have citrus trees in the yards. Unfortunately, the hurricanes of the past years have damaged many of them.

Ask the Pharmacist: Recipe hacks to make mealtime healthier

This time of year is when families gather and eat a lot of food. And shop! Today’s focus is how to indulge without increasing the bulge!

Letters to the Editor, Nov. 29

Where's the congressional 'take charge' attitude on gun control? Seen anything? Heard anything?

Bookworm: Life of a party crasher; losing a pet

R.S.V.P., regrets only. Oh, but you’ll be there. This soiree, this little event, this unabashed blow-out is something you wouldn’t dream of missing.

Pharmacist: Health benefits of essential oils

Essential oils, when used correctly, have profound and potent actions on the body and impact your metabolic pathways.

Letters to the Editor, Nov. 22

With that, our political action committee is forced to proceed with our agenda to solicit signed petitions from registered voters on Marco Island.

Guest column: Marco and the Christmas Box Angel

This is a special message for all parents and grandparents who have lost a child.

Gardening: Controlling the weeds in your lawn

The cooler weather means that it will be safe to have your lawn treated with a herbicide to try and bring them under control.

Bookworm: Whitney, the music and the dance

You saw that coming. It was easy to anticipate because the signs were there. It was plain as day, couldn’t have been easier to see if it was flashing neon.

Pharmacist: Bitter melon and oral cancer

There’s a famous quote by Hippocrates that underpins today’s article: Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.

Gardening: Beware the flower eaters

It is nice to see that flower beds full of annuals like impatiens, begonias and petunias are beginning to appear in yards around the island.

Bookworm: Mar-a-Lago, historically speaking

Half of you wishes your house were a different size. One less bedroom, maybe, or a larger living room.

Pharmacist: Need more phosphatidylcholine?

Fatigue is a challenging issue for people, and it’s hard to test for a root cause beyond standard adrenal and thyroid function tests.

Letters to the Editor, Nov. 8

I am writing about the recent article about the iconic dome home just off Cape Romano near Marco Island.

Bookworm: The latest conjuring from Burroughs

Halloween is over this year, but not for you. Your decorations are still up because the season is young.

Letters to the Editor, Nov. 5

I have noticed different after-effects from Hurricane Irma and am wondering if all the larvae were blown to sea and this was a two-year result.

Letters to the Editor, Nov. 1

Gov. DeSantis said Oct. 7 that he wanted to raise starting teachers' pay to $47,500 throughout Florida.

Gardening: Let the mulching begin!

This is the time of year when snow birds and tourists return to the island. Everyone is busy cleaning the last of the summer growth.

Bookworm: First Lady expectations; guide to 2020

The chair you now sit in was once occupied by someone else. You are the second or fifth or 44th to hold the job but get ready.