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Reportero de Naples Daily News en Madrileños Por El Mundo

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Un reportero de noticias de última hora de Naples Daily News y The News-Press fue presentado en el programa de televisión español «Madrileños Por El Mundo». La participación del periodista en este espacio televisivo internacional destaca su labor informativa, según se ha reportado.

¿En qué programa de televisión español participó el reportero?

El profesional, quien desempeña funciones de reportero de noticias de última hora para Naples Daily News y The News-Press, fue el invitado en el programa titulado «Madrileños Por El Mundo».

¿En qué programa de televisión español participó el reportero?

¿Qué medios de comunicación representa el periodista?

El reportero trabaja para los medios Naples Daily News y The News-Press, donde se encarga de la cobertura de noticias de última hora.

Madrileños por el Mundo: Nápoles
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Nuevas tiendas Aldi en el suroeste de Florida: ubicaciones

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La cadena de supermercados Aldi continúa expandiendo su presencia en el suroeste de Florida con la apertura de dos nuevas tiendas en la región.

Según informó Laura Layden para el Fort Myers News-Press y el Naples Daily News, la empresa tiene prevista la llegada de al menos tres establecimientos adicionales. Las nuevas aperturas se llevarán a cabo en Cape Coral, Naples e Immokalee.

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Muertes de peces por frío en Florida: Lakes Park

by Editor de Mundo
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Actualizado el 16 de febrero de 2026, a las 16:11 ET

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

Un gran número de peces muertos fueron encontrados en el Parque Lakes en Fort Myers, Florida, el lunes 16 de febrero de 2026. El fenómeno se extendió por varias áreas del suroeste de Florida, atribuido al estrés causado por las recientes olas de frío.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

Las imágenes capturadas en la parte trasera del Parque Lakes, a lo largo de un sendero de tierra, muestran la magnitud del suceso. Las autoridades locales aún no han emitido un comunicado oficial sobre las causas exactas y el impacto ambiental de la mortandad.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

A large number of dead fish are seen at Lakes Park in Fort Myers on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Dead fish popped up in several areas throughout Southwest Florida due to cold stress from recent cold fronts. This was photographed on the back part of Lakes Park along the dirt trail.

Andrew West, Andrew West/The News-Press & Naples Daily News/USA Today Network

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Desfile Infantil Edison Festival Fort Myers 2026

by Editor de Mundo
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Fort Myers, Florida, fue escenario el domingo 15 de febrero de 2026 de un vibrante desfile infantil como parte del Festival de la Luz Edison. Miles de niños y sus familias recorrieron el centro de la ciudad en un colorido cortejo que incluyó carritos de bebé, bicicletas, carretas y carrozas.

El desfile, que comenzó a las 7:17 p.m. (hora del este), contó también con la participación de bandas marciales y grupos de baile, mientras que multitudes se congregaron a lo largo de las aceras para animar a los participantes. Padres orgullosos y niños saludando fueron una constante a lo largo del recorrido.

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Vineyards Country Club: Reconocimiento Nacional por Renovación de Campo de Golf

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Naples, Florida – El campo de golf North Course del Vineyards Country Club ha recibido un importante reconocimiento nacional por su reciente rediseño.

Según un comunicado de prensa emitido el 20 de enero, la revista Golf Digest destacó el North Course como uno de los rediseños más significativos del país. Los editores de la publicación evaluaron más de 350 campos renovados en todo el país, seleccionando a menos de 50 para el premio a la “Mejor Transformación”, reservado para proyectos que van más allá de las renovaciones tradicionales para ofrecer una nueva identidad arquitectónica y una experiencia de juego mejorada.

El North Course del Vineyards Country Club es el único campo en el suroeste de Florida en recibir esta distinción, uniéndose a otros dos campos en todo el estado ubicados en Orlando y Tallahassee.

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¿Qué hay que saber sobre la transformación del campo de golf Vineyards County Club?

  • El premio a la Mejor Transformación sigue a la finalización de una completa renovación del campo de campeonato de 18 hoyos North Course.
  • Las renovaciones comenzaron en marzo de 2024 y concluyeron en diciembre, marcando la segunda gran transformación del campo en Vineyards Country Club en dos años, tras la renovación del South Course completada en diciembre de 2023.

Declaraciones sobre la transformación del campo de golf Vineyards

“Este reconocimiento apoya nuestra creencia de que los grandes clubes nunca se estancan”, dijo Michael Procacci Jr., copropietario de Vineyards Country Club. “Desde el principio, nuestra visión ha sido invertir de manera inteligente, innovar de manera responsable y mejorar continuamente la experiencia que ofrecemos a nuestros miembros. La transformación del North Course representa nuestro compromiso continuo de crear instalaciones de primer nivel que honren el juego, respeten la tierra y sirvan a nuestros miembros durante generaciones”.

Enfoque en la renovación del campo de golf de Vineyards

Guiado por Billy Huskins, CGCS, Director de Agronomía del Vineyards Country Club, la renovación se centró en:

  • Mejorar la jugabilidad, el rendimiento agronómico y la sostenibilidad.
  • Preservar el espíritu del diseño original.
  • Las mejoras incluyeron:
    • Ampliación del yardaje desde los tees profesionales.
    • Fairways recién contorneados.
    • Greens más grandes y la integración de elementos de diseño natural como muros de piedra, puentes de madera y paisajes nativos del sur de Florida.
  • El campo fue completamente resembrado con césped Bimini Bermudagrass en tees, fairways y roughs, combinado con greens TifEagle.
  • Los bunkers fueron reconstruidos utilizando arena blanca Par Angle, y se instaló un nuevo sistema de riego Toro y una infraestructura de drenaje avanzada para mejorar la eficiencia del agua y la durabilidad a largo plazo.
  • El sistema de drenaje fue aprobado por el condado de Collier y diseñado para mejorar la gestión de aguas pluviales tanto para el club como para las áreas circundantes.

¿Qué pasa con el medio ambiente y la renovación?

Las consideraciones ambientales fueron centrales en el proyecto, con la reducción de las áreas de césped mantenido y la disminución de los insumos de agua y productos químicos apoyando los objetivos de sostenibilidad del club. Según el comunicado de prensa, el campo rediseñado ofrece una estética de “Vieja Florida” con palmeras nativas, robles y plantaciones de suelo, complementando el South Course y ofreciendo una experiencia de juego distinta.

El reconocimiento de Golf Digest se suma a otros elogios nacionales. En julio de 2024, la revista Golf Inc. nombró al North Course como uno de los mejores campos renovados del país, también el único en el suroeste de Florida (público o privado) en recibir esa distinción.

Acerca del Vineyards Country Club

Vineyards Country Club es un club de golf y country privado, sin membresía obligatoria, que da la bienvenida a residentes y no residentes desde hace más de 30 años.

De propiedad familiar desde su fundación en 1988 por Michael J. Procacci y Joseph Procacci, el galardonado club ha sido mejorado cuidadosamente a través de tres renovaciones importantes, todas completadas sin evaluaciones para los miembros.

Los miembros disfrutan de 36 hoyos de campos de golf galardonados; un centro de bienestar y spa de 15,000 pies cuadrados con equipos de fitness avanzados, servicios exclusivos de spa y medspa, un centro de raquetas de primer nivel con tenis, pickleball y bochas; múltiples lugares para comer que van desde restaurantes informales hasta restaurantes de alta cocina; amplias instalaciones para eventos; y uno de los calendarios sociales de clubes más activos y atractivos de Naples.

Información sobre la membresía de Vineyards

Para obtener información sobre membresías o residencias, visite vineyardscountryclubnaples.com o llame al 239-353-1500.

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