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Whose five-year business plan included a pandemic? Certainly not mine.

If you haven’t watched the boards of county commissioners during recent emergency meetings, I’d highly encourage you to watch and participate virtually.

Now that spring break 2.0 is over and we’re adjusting to the new normal of working at home, now is a great time to refresh your morning routine for productivity. 

Your local government, business, and nonprofit leaders are working hard to ensure the most vulnerable people of our community have the resources they need to remain healthy.

Losing an hour of sleep can be distressing, especially when we are faced with the heavy workload of the season, as well as the tension of the 24-hour news cycle, with updates about COVID-19 and the elections.

On April 4, chefs will compete for the coveted title of EGGhead Grill Master of the Year at Riverside Park in Bonita Springs.

With SWFL at the peak of busy season, it is easy to get overwhelmed with the extra workload. Here are my best productivity tips to help you maximize your performance. 

As Maya Angelou once said, “People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” This rings especially true in the workplace.

Feeling frustrated and concerned about our water quality? You can protect our coastlines by installing a rain garden.

I recently attended the dedication of the Eva Sugden-Gomez Community Center at the newly completed Baker Park, where I learned something special about the city’s investment in the arts.