Charlotte Katz Representing Buyers In Southwest Florida
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On our site you'll find knowledge and resources necessary for exploring some of the Southwest Florida real estate markets – the ones that I concentrate on. |
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| You can learn about other cities along the Gulf coast and what they offer by doing some searches on the web. You may want to investigate Cape Coral, Ft. Myers, and east Naples. Then move north to Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Sarasota and even St. Petersburg. | ||
| Each city has its own natural beauty and ambience that is so unique to Florida, yet also offers its own special lifestyle that makes Florida such a desirable place to call home. |  |
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VIDEO: Brace for tuition hikes, says FGCU president
Further tuition hikes will be needed as the Florida Legislature fights to make ends meet, says Florida Gulf Coast University President Wilson Bradshaw. Bradshaw is this week’s guest on Comcast’s "One on One with Jeff Lytle.’’
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VIDEO: Display comparing abortion to genocide flares emotions at FGCU
The Genocide Awareness Project, an exhibit by the Center for Bio Ethical Reform, is spending two days on display on the lawn in front of the FGCU library, engaging students in debate and seeking to change minds on the issue of abortion.
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VIDEO/POLL: School board is in charge, but so am I, Dennis Thompson says
Collier County public schools Superintendent Dennis Thompson insists he remains in charge of personnel issues and new School Board member Roy Terry is wrong about the role and weight of citizen advisory committees. Thompson also says he and Terry met following Terry's sometimes challenging remarks made publicly last week. Thompson is this week’s guest on Comcast’s "One on One with Jeff Lytle."
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VIDEO: Less control for Schools’ Super Dennis Thompson, new board member says
Newly appointed Collier County School Board member Roy Terry says it is time for the board to take back control from Superintendent Dennis Thompson and set more policy in public.
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Antonio’s Song: Chilean born trumpeter teaches students the value of music
It takes a unique sort of patience to teach a middle school band. While many teachers strive to keep a quiet, orderly class for lessons, a band teacher’s job is to maintain a noisy class that’s also orderly.
As Antonio Castillo directs his intermediate class in Beethoven’s “Fur Elise” at Bonita Charter School one morning, he has to stop every few bars for a gentle correction. The clarinets are too forceful, or the trumpets come in too early or too late. But it’s all part of the step-by-step process required to turn a group of students with little musical experience into a band.
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