Cape Coral FL

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NOW AND THEN: Fishermen’s Village began life as a working dock

Editor’s note: The Daily Sun and the Punta Gorda History Center are introducing a new column, “Now and Then” by Theresa Murtha, the center’s managing director. The plan is to alternate every other Wednesday with Frank Desguin’s “Did You Know?” history column.
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More Signs of Post Ian Progress

Government officials will cut the ribbon on Lee County’s Punta Rass Boat Ramp Thursday, August 21st at 10AM. It’s the soft reopening of the restored facility and will coincide with the conclusion of the Florida Department of Transportation’s Sanibel Causeway Emergency Restoration project. The boat ramp will...
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This Brunch Restaurant In Florida Serves Up The Best Pancakes You’ll Ever Taste

Nestled in the sunny streets of Fort Myers lies a breakfast haven where pancakes aren’t just a menu item – they’re edible works of art that have Floridians setting their alarms early and driving for miles just to secure a table at House of Omelets. Ever had...
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Babcock Ranch’s next big development is on the rise

Kitson & Partners Senior Project Manager Glenn Sullivan took time on a July morning to update a project likely intriguing to all residents. The vision for B Street was becoming reality only a short distance from where Sullivan stood outside Slater’s Goods & Provisions on Lake Babcock Drive in Founder’s Square. A few...
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Electric bicycle rider critically injured in crash, Cape Coral Police say

Officers said it happened Tuesday night at SW 38th Street and SW 15th Place. They said a man on an electric bicycle failed to stop at a stop sign, and then hit an SUV.
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Texas Tony’s Cape Coral Spot Shuts Down as Phelan Family Brands Gets Ready for...

The Cape Coral branch of Texas Tony's Rib & Brewhouse closed its doors after a four-year run. The shutdown comes as its parent company shifts focus to a fresh waterfront project. "Unfortunately, we had to make the decision to close," said Grant Phelan, an owner of Phelan Family Brands, per...
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Renourishment tax could await island property owners

Lee County will consider a new MSBU tax for Gasparilla Island if new parking restrictions impact beach renourishment funding. The recently passed parking ordinance will possibly involve the imposition of a new tax on Lee County property owners on Gasparilla Island to pay for beach renourishment. Currently, Gasparilla...
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Fort Myers Beach Officials Back Developer in Fight Over 17-Story Tower

Fort Myers Beach has joined forces with Seagate Development Group against a lawsuit that questions their approval of 235-foot coastal towers. The town's legal staff submitted documents backing Seagate's 72-page defense in circuit court. "To save legal fees and preserve public resources for the Town of Fort Myers...
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Brightwater Lagoon Plans Dunk Tank Event To Help Children’s Advocacy Center

Brightwater Lagoon will host a dunk tank battle on Aug. 24. The four-hour event starts at 11 a.m., with all funds going to the Children's Advocacy Center of Southwest Florida. Entry to the Dunk Tank Battle is included with admission. A $5 or $10 donation gets you three throws at the target. General Manager Jimmy Cruz...
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Lee County Schools See 72% Drop in Teacher Openings as School Year Gets Off...

Teacher vacancies in Lee County schools have plunged from 235 to just 65 this year. This 72% drop outshines Florida's overall 18% improvement in filling classroom positions. Most schools now run at full staff. Fifty-three buildings need no new teachers at all. Just 13 schools seek a single instructor. Staff members...

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