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CHARLOTTE COUNTY FAIR: Food, food and more food

PORT CHARLOTTE — Any good fair has a fried, fatty side.
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7 Southern housing markets where prices could crash in the next 12 months

Southern housing markets that overheated during the pandemic are now facing a sharp reversal, with several cities projected to see outright price declines rather than a gentle cooldown. I focus here on seven specific markets where forecasts and recent sales data point to the real possibility of a crash in the next 12...
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A roadside stand in Florida known statewide for its key lime pie

This pie could start a roadside revolution. Rooster’s on Route 80 in Alva isn’t fancy. It doesn’t need to be. The sign swings in the breeze, the counters are simple, and the ovens hum quietly behind the scenes. But one bite of their key lime pie, and you’ll swear the world stopped for a second.
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Southwest Florida plumbers don’t expect pipes to freeze with our cold weather

A Southwest Florida plumber said neighbors shouldn't worry about frozen pipes during the weekend cold snap, but warns about pre-existing conditions. However, if you are concerned, here are some tips.
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Upcoming Lane Closures on U.S. 41 in Charlotte County for Tree Replanting Project

Heads up, drivers: Lane closures are hitting U.S. 41 from Enterprise Drive to Harbor Boulevard early next month. According to an official statement from the Charlotte County Public Works Department, the closures are scheduled for replanting trees along the busy stretch. You'll need to plan to possibly adjust your...
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Ancient shells bring new oysters to reef rebuilt in mouth of Caloosahatchee River

Six million pounds of ancient oyster shells from a Charlotte County mine are now a thriving three-acre reef in the mouth of the Caloosahatchee River. It's the latest of about a dozen oyster reefs restored in the region by the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation that, combined, total seven acres. The shells,...
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Editorial failed to acknowledge that times have changed

Since no one took credit for the “Eagle Editorial” in the Opinions section titled “When will they ever learn,” I don’t know who to address this “concerned subscriber” letter to. When we, the public, submit a letter for the opinion section, we are required to identify ourselves by name and the name is included in the...
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Emergency Repairs Close Boundary Boulevard in Charlotte County, Commuters Detoured

Drivers in Charlotte County faced an unexpected hiccup in their commute as Boundary Boulevard was closed for emergency repairs from Rotonda Boulevard West to Cape Haze Drive. The closure, effective as of yesterday, disrupted traffic patterns and required travelers to quickly adapt to detours marked by the county....
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Edison Fest 2026 events: Ultimate guide to parades, car shows and more

He’s Fort Myers' most famous winter resident. And every year, the city celebrates legendary inventor Thomas Edison with its biggest event of the year: The Edison Festival of Light. The Edison Fest Junior Parade and the Edison Fest Grand Parade pack the streets of U.S. 41 and downtown Fort Myers with smiling, cheering...
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Two Floridians charged, accused of fishing tarpon out of Florida Keys aquarium

Two Florida men are facing criminal charges, accused of breaking into an aquarium last year and pulling out a fish that ended up dying.

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