Washington is weighing changes to long-standing childhood vaccines -- and Florida parents are paying close attention. In conversations across the state, one thing comes up again and again: parents want the freedom to make informed health decisions for their kids. For some families, that means ...
To the editor: I recently stopped for dinner at Mel’s Diner on Pine Island Road in Cape Coral. I had my son and a friend of his with me. After completing our meal I asked the server for our check. She smile sand said “Your bill has been taken care of.” She went on to tell me that she “swore secrecy” to the anonymous patron who paid our dinner bill. They’d even taken care of our tip. I don’t know who did this for us but I want them to know it was a pleasant surprise and VERY MUCH appreciated. They can rest assured their kindness will be “paid forward.” My son, his ...
To the editor: Dear people of the Great State of Florida, Hello! I am a third-grade student in Northern Virginia. Our class is learning about the United States, and I will be teaching our school about the state of Florida. In late May, I will create a display for our State Fair that I hope ...
To the editor: I sent the following to the eight members of Cape Coral City Council in advance of Wednesday’s meeting: I sent this via email to all council members yesterday and I have a few questions you all need to consider before voting on Resolution 70-26. I only got one ...
To the editor: Once again President Trump has rejected the assessments of his intelligence community and gone with his gut, starting a war with Iran. Despite conclusions claiming there was no imminent threat from Iran to the U.S., Trump launched the missiles, claiming he believed Iran was ...
To the editor: It is a lie that Iran poses an imminent nuclear threat just like Bush’s lie that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. Trump wants to divert Americans’ attention from his and the Republicans’ failures. Failures include the economy, ICE’s cruel raids and murders, the ...
