Cape Coral FL

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City looks to out-source vision & development plan for Academic Village & 318-acre site...

Cape Coral City Council is expected to vote Wednesday on a resolution that would award a contract for a vision and development plan for two city-owned properties. Approval of Resolution 43-26 would award the development of plans for the so-called Academic Village site and a Burnt Store property to Kimley-Horn and...
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People power on Sanibel: A Hurricane Ian recovery story

We bought our Sanibel condo just months before Hurricane Ian changed everything. My wife, Susan, and I were lifelong Wisconsin residents approaching retirement, ready to trade snow shovels for bike paths. From the moment we first visited Sanibel, we were smitten. The island’s natural beauty, easy pace, and small-town...
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After DUI Stolen Car Chase Florida Woman Says Hold the Lawyer, Requests Burger and...

Burger and fries | esilzengin via iStockPhoto "Just let me go, let's go chill, eat a hamburger and fries" The post After DUI Stolen Car Chase Florida Woman Says Hold the Lawyer, Requests Burger and Fries Instead appeared first on MotorBiscuit .
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2 boys, 15 and 13, charged with reckless driving following e-bike pursuit in Fort...

FORT MYERS, Fla. (WSVN) — Two teenage boys were charged with reckless driving after a dangerous pursuit in Fort Myers. Lee County Sheriff’s Office deputies said they saw the teens, ages 15 and 13, driving electric motorbikes in the parking lot of the Dave & Buster’s at Bell Tower, Saturday night.
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Iguana-infested bank demolition draws cheers from Florida neighbors

CAPE CORAL, Fla. (CBS12) — An abandoned Cape Coral bank so overrun with iguanas that the reptiles spread into a nearby neighborhood finally came down on February 11, and residents say they couldn't be happier. The building sat empty since Hurricane Ian in 2022, becoming a haven for invasive...
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Cape Coral police to enhance road safety with high visibility enforcement

CAPE CORAL, Florida - The Cape Coral Police Department will continue its High Visibility Enforcement Details through May 8, 2026, to protect vulnerable road users. Lee County is among the top 25 counties in Florida for traffic crashes leading to serious and fatal injuries involving pedestrians and bicyclists. Between...
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Brief chill before warmer weather builds across the Gulf Coast

FORT MYERS, Fla. — After a brief chill to start your Tuesday morning, we're on track to see a quick warm-up through the day. Most Gulf Coast neighborhoods will warm into the low-to-mid 80s, which is a few degrees above average for mid-February. The warmth continues to build through...
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Alumni Ross Chastain is bringing Southwest Florida ties to the pinnacle of motorsports

Many see college as the next step in life, not only to access more opportunities but also to gain a deeper understanding of a specific field. Ross Chastain came to FGCU to further support his family’s watermelon farming business, but ended up leaving with a seat in NASCAR. Growing...
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Hurricane-damaged FGCU water, environment research hub reopens on Bonita Beach

Fox 4's Austin Schargorodski reports on FGCU’s Vester Field Station reopening after Hurricane Ian and what it means for coastal water research and students
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18th Annual Taste of Punta Gorda returns to Laishley Park

The 18th Annual Taste of Punta Gorda will return to Laishley Park, bringing together the very best of local food, music, vendors and community spirit. Since its debut in 2007, the Taste of Punta Gorda has grown into the city’s premier food festival and the signature annual fundraiser for the Punta Gorda Rotary Club...

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