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Don’t miss this very special occasion.
A Salute to Ben Bova

The achievements of trailblazing science and science fiction writer Ben Bova will be recognized at a luncheon in his honor.

Sunday January 25 at 11:45am
The Dome– Figge Conservatory
Philharmonic Center for the Arts, Naples

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NPC Members - $35 / Others - $40
Your advance payment assures your reservation.

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NPC Scholarships in the News

It has been back to school for students all over the state of Florida recently, including six young recipients of Naples Press Club scholarships.
Four of the students are beginning their sophomore year and are joined by two fr eshmen who were selected this past Spring from among five finalists for the 2008 awards.

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Longstreth Gallery gathering on Sept. 11, 2008

Rhona Saunders, Public relations director, Naples Players and NPC president emeritus, left, Jeff Cull, publisher, Florida Weekly, and Nancy Stetson, journalist.

Elaine Hamilton, executive director,
United Arts Council

Terrence J. Miller scholarship

With NPC's Terrence J. Miller scholarship program the Naples Press Club is helping future journalists achieve their career goals. We are all very pleased to receive the following note from Brooke Mundy, a scholarship recipient.

Dear Naples Press Club,

Just a quick note to say thank you for your continuous support and generosity behind your scholarships. My first year of FGCU could not have been better, since it is the college of my dreams! I met incredible people and attained straight A's this last semester, all with the help of The Naples Press Club. Thank you so much for my second year contribution. I'm so proud to be a little part of such an honorable club!

Sincerely,
Brooke Mundy

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Member News

Congratulations, Joel!

Joel Banow, Producer/Director of Arts Edition Primetime,  the arts &  cultural series on WGCU, has been informed that his last program in 
the four year series has been selected to be distributed on American  Public Television. "Sanibel to Siberia," the story of the creation of a  World War 2 memorial, has been picked up for broadcast by 65 PBS  stations around the country.