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Local eWomenNetwork chapter reports record growth

A local chapter of eWomenNetwork that formed at the beginning of the year has taken off for women who want to broaden their networking and strengthen their skills.   eWomenNetwork (eWN) SWFL Managing Director Lainie Sevante Wulkan said the chapter is part of one of North America’s largest ...

Tree removal under way along Cape Coral Parkway

Tree removal is under way along Cape Coral Parkway today. Joshua Tree Inc., subcontracted by Back Bay Construction, is removing 33 southern live oak trees along the parkway as part of an ongoing public safety and infrastructure improvement initiative. The large-scale removal was set to ...

Florida Education Association sues over state's funding of schools

Just days after Gov. Ron DeSantis touched down at Fort Myers High School to rail against teachers unions with Florida Commissioner of Education Anastasios Kamoutsas, the Florida Education Association sued Kamoutsas and the Florida State Board of Education for failing to adequately fund the ...

Fertilizer restrictions begin June 1

As the rainy season approaches, the city of Cape Coral reminds residents and businesses that seasonal fertilizer restrictions take effect June 1. Under the city’s fertilizer ordinance, applying fertilizer containing phosphorus or nitrogen is prohibited from June 1 through Sept. 30. These ...