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The Immokalee Foundation helps middle school students jump start their future
The Immokalee Foundation recently welcomed 61 middle school students into Career Pathways, a career-oriented education curriculum that provides a valuable jump start to these hardworking students on preparing for their future professions. Career Pathways offers a broad curriculum for Immokalee middle and high school students to place them on pathways to well-paying, in-demand careers in…
Read MoreSanibel Captiva Community Bank hosts Children’s Advocacy Center of Southwest Florida’s Giving Trees
Sanibel Captiva Community Bank is hosting a Giving Tree for the Children’s Advocacy Center of Southwest Florida holiday program at select bank locations. Every holiday season, the center identifies families in need that will benefit from their Giving Tree program. Southwest Florida businesses, community organizations and residents are asked to spread cheer by donating unwrapped…
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Read MoreDoctor’s Choice Relocates Miami Agency to Doral
Early this month, Doctor’s Choice Home Care, Inc. relocated its Miami agency to Doral. It is now located at 7705 NW 4th Street, Suite 130. Previously Nursing Plus, Inc., the agency was acquired by Doctor’s Choice in May 2019 as part of the home healthcare company’s continued growth and expansion throughout the state of Florida.…
Read MoreTiger Bay Club of Southwest Florida to host virtual forum with District 19 Congressional Candidates, Oct. 7
FORT MYERS, Fla. (Sept. 22, 2020) – On Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 12 p.m., Tiger Bay Club of Southwest Florida will host a virtual meeting with the District 19 Congressional candidates. The virtual discussion will feature Republican nominee, Byron Donalds and Democratic nominee, Dr. Cindy Banyai. District 19 spans coastal Southwest Florida from Boca Grande…
Read MoreOnline Academy Helps Entrepreneurs Launch a Home Watch Business
A Home Watch business is an excellent opportunity for professionals in transition who want to control their future. NAPLES, Fla. (September 14, 2020) — The Home Watch Academy e-learning program has launched just as thousands of displaced professionals are seeking new career opportunities. Furloughed hospitality workers, veterans leaving the military, and professionals in transition are…
Read MoreBeretta joins Gulf Coast International Properties®
Gulf Coast International Properties® (GCIP) is pleased to announce Vanessa Beretta, Realtor, has joined the firm. A Bostonian by birth but a resident of Naples since 2002, Vanessa and her family have laid down strong roots in Naples. Raised in Port Royal, Vanessa is extremely well-versed in all that Naples has to offer. Specializing in…
Read MoreAloia Roland named “Business Partner of the Year” by the Foundation for Lee County Schools
Aloia, Roland, Lubell & Morgan, PLLC was recently honored as “Business Partner of Year” by the Foundation for Lee County Schools. The award was given to recognize Aloia Roland’s ongoing support of students, faculty and families. From in-kind support, ongoing volunteerism and financial contributions, Aloia Roland has shown proven dedication to Lee County Schools. “We’re…
Read MoreDeAngelis Diamond Ranks on ENR’s Top 400 for the Sixth Year in a Row
Engineering News Record’s 2020 Top 400 Contractors list has been released and DeAngelis Diamond has ranked for the sixth consecutive year, landing at #297. Every year, ENR ranks the top U.S. construction companies by their revenue from the previous year. This year’s Top 400 earned a cumulative contracting revenue of $414.38 billion in 2019 –…
Read MoreBSU announces additional capital credit retirement of $1.35 million
The Bonita Springs Utilities Inc. Board of Directors has authorized a $1,350,197 capital credit payout to 31,555 members. This payout retires credits earned by members in 2015 and 2016 and follows the $2.55 million in 2014 capital credits paid to members in March. “Although we retired capital credits earlier this year, the Board recognized a…
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