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Budget constraints kill tree plan initiative

Cape Coral City Council nixed spending $377,099 for an Urban Forestry Master Plan Wednesday. The motion to approve the request for proposal submitted by Davey Resource Group, Inc. for the development of the Cape Coral Urban Forestry Master Plan failed with Mayor John Gunter and Council ...

‘In the Heights’ showcased young talent

Talented youth took the stage at the Alliance for the Arts last month to tell the story of a changing neighborhood in New York City. “There are certain shows that you should not do unless you know you have the right people to cast it. This is one of those shows,” said Carmen Crussard, ...

Pair of events designed for plant lovers

Plant-lovers and those looking to develop a green thumb can check out a pair of events next week at Rotary Park.  The “Florida Friendly Landscaping Class” takes place on July 25 at 6 p.m., with a Summer Native Plant Sale happening the next day starting at 9 a.m. Attendees at the class ...

Babcock Ranch hosts Trails Day hike

With Babcock Ranch’s concentration on environmental consciousness, it stands to reason that the town with countless walking trails to explore would be the perfect place to hold a National Trails Day hike. Dozens of people came to the Dr. Bill Hammond Trail Head at the William & Mary Ann ...

New commander takes the helm

While she may be the first woman to hold the position since 1979, a Cape Coral veteran organization’s newest leader wants to stand out for her impact, not her gender.  Cape Coral’s American Legion Post 90 recently announced its elected officers for the 2025-2026 year, with Lisa Arnold ...