Hello families, students, staff, and our wonderful community, Welcome back! I hope you all had a wonderful, restful summer. As we prepare to start another school year, I am energized about all the amazing things we have in store. We’re beginning this year with some wonderful news that sets ...
To the editor: We see signs of stagflation, a phenomenon that has only occurred a few times in U.S. history — in the 1950s, 1960 and during the oil embargo in the 1970s. We had to watch our wallets then and again ,now. Stagflation is characterized by declining economic growth, ...
To the editor: On Aug. 7 we observed National Purple Heart Day, the day we honor and remember the brave men and women who have been wounded or killed in action while serving in the U.S. military. This day serves as a time for reflection and gratitude for the sacrifices made by these ...
To the editor: Let’s cut through the nonsense. The city held a Town Hall. What did we get? A slick, scripted 20-minute video starring department heads in carefully staged locations. Glossy handouts. Cheap giveaways. A staff turnout of over 25 people. Fewer than 10 residents bothered to ...
To the editor: The proposed Cape Coral Transportation Mobility Fee is long overdue! For years we have heard that “growth pays for growth” by the city council. Finally, the council has admitted that growth, is indeed, NOT paying for growth. For the past 15-plus years the ...
The health of Southwest Florida’s water quality is essential for the region’s environment, economy and overall way of life. While there are many factors that contribute to the health of our waterways, some of the greatest concerns are related to nutrient pollution and runoff from ...
