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Mayor: ‘Tax relief’ legislation would hit city hard

Cape Coral officials are among those opposed to the Homestead Exemption change to come before state voters in November. The Florida State Legislature this week passed a bill that largely mirrors Gov. Ron DeSantis’ plan to cut property taxes by raising the tax exception for owner-occupied ...

Tropicana Park opens

A decade ago, John Niehle’s granddaughter became a member of the Cape Coral Rowing Club. The club, started in 2007, has been a popular place for local rowers of all ages to connect and build strength on the water. “It is a great activity for a young person,” Niehle said. “Anytime ...

Aroma Joe’s launches its dirty sodas

The dirty soda craze has officially landed at Aroma Joe’s, with the handcrafted beverage franchise rolling out Dirty Soda at all 135 of its locations, including the one in Cape Coral. The available bases are Dr. Pepper, Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite and ginger ale; customers are encouraged to ...

Cape Coral man accused of bomb threat on Rep. Donalds’ office

A Cape Coral man was arrested after local law enforcement officials say he threatened to “blow up” Congressman Byron Donalds’ office, as well as shoot police officers.  Daniel Eberly, 43, has been charged with a bomb threat - false report of weapon of mass destruction, as well as ...

Election qualifying begins June 8

The qualifying process to run for three Cape Coral City Council seats, as well as mayor of Cape Coral in this November’s election is ongoing.  Pre-qualifying began last week, whereby candidates could submit their paperwork early. Qualifying opens June 8 at noon and runs through noon on ...