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Bija Yoga Adds New Teachers and Classes U


tilizing the larger space on the second floor of its Naples location, Bija Yoga has added new instructors and classes. The expanded roster of new teachers and their classes and times includes Susanna Tocco, of Anahata Holistic Healing & Spiritual Center, who will be teaching Yoga Qi Fusion at 10:30 a.m. on Mondays; Julie Kanara, who will teach Ashtanga Primary Sequences at 7 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays; and Jessica Hesser, leading Bhakti Flow and Meditation at 8:45 a.m. on Sundays. “With so many new and wonderful teachers, we have added numerous classes to our standard offerings,” says owner and yogini Jamie Shane. “Many times have changed to accommodate these additions. We stand by our mission to provide dedicated and experienced teachers, intimate classes and personal atten- tion to our students.”


Offering daily classes including Power Flow, Classical


Hatha, Kundalini and Gentle Stretch. Bjia Yoga has also added another bodyworker, Massage Therapist Sage Hess.


Jamie Shane


Location: 1250 Tamiami Trail N. For more information, call 239-775-0888 or visit BijaYoga971.com.


Silver Eagle Gallery in Naples Relocates A


fter 18 years in Naples, Silver Eagle Gal- lery has relocated a few doors down the street to 850 Fifth Avenue South. The store has doubled the amount of retail space, enabling an expansion of its Native American jewelry collection and tripling the size of the gem and mineral gallery.


Owner Deborah Nelson explains, “We outgrew the old space and we were ready


to expand. It wasn’t easy finding a new space on [the same street] but when you voice your intention and focus on it, the universe delivers. Our new showroom is bright, airy and has wonderful energy. We just love it.” She adds that the store now offers a larger selection of sterling silver and contemporary jewelry, Native Ameri- can arts and crafts, books, spices, tea, sage and incense.


For more information, call 239-403-3033 or visit SilverEagleGallery.com. See ad, page 4.


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Youth Reading Events at Fort Myers Beach


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oungsters will advance their love of reading in a beautiful, natural


setting at two special children’s literary events hosted by Lovers Key State Park, on Fort Myers Beach, next month. Park rangers will read from Monarch and Milkweed, by Helen Frost and Leonid Gore, for ages 4 to 12, from 10 a.m. to noon, September 7; and from Dr. Suess’ The Lorax, for ages 7 to 12, September 14, at the same time.


After hearing passages from both


charming tales, which carry inspiring pro-wildlife messages, rangers will take attendees on a special guided nature walk and then help them create special art pieces to take home as memories of the fun and educational event.


Location: 8700 Estero Blvd. For more information or to register (required), call 239-463-4588.


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The Global Garden Club at Avalon Elementary School, in Naples, earned first-place honors in the Multiple-Class Garden Category in the 2013 University of Florida (UF) Environmental Horti- culture Department’s School Garden Competition. This is the second time in recent years that a group of students from the third through fifth grades has won this prestigious award. The Avalon program was directed


by teacher Patricia Thorsen and Horticulturist Marianne Ravenna and supported by the Naples Botanical Gar- den (NBG) and residents of Windstar on Naples Bay. The competition was designed to


encourage the use of school gardens, which are judged according to educa- tion relevance, level of involvement and garden quality, sustainable garden- ing, integration of Florida State Stan- dards and community involvement.


For more information, call Thorsen at 239-377-6200 or Washburn at 239- 325-1915.


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