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Polish and pamper: For a no-fuss spruce-up that covers it all, Sarays Beauty Bar tackles hair styling, waxing, nails, eyelash extensions, and even tattooing in one spot.
Sip while you shop: Three60 Wine North Naples backs its friendly, knowledgeable crew with over 800 wines from California, France, Italy and beyond, plus the best prices in Southwest Florida.
Fresh pasta fix: Family-owned since 2017, Trattoria Mangia makes fresh homemade pasta with that made-with-love energy locals crave.
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New Costco warehouse club is being built in Collier County, east of Naples, on the southeast corner of Rattlesnake Hammock Road and Collier Boulevard.
Full story at marconews.com ↗
The article discusses what would happen if the sea level in South Florida rose by 10 feet, a hypothetical sustained rise, not a forecast or a passing hurricane surge.
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A mystery buyer has purchased $311 million worth of beachfront properties in Naples' Port Royal neighborhood, setting a record for the largest residential sale in Florida's history.
Full story at therealdeal.com ↗
Collier County commissioners have warned that the county may remove many of its citizen-driven advisory boards and committees.
Full story at marconews.com ↗
The Florida Department of Health (DOH) is moving forward with its plan to remove the requirement for four vaccines for children entering schools, but has withdrawn its attempt to expand exemptions.
Full story at clickorlando.com ↗
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