For the past 30 years, the United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades has evolved, shifted and responded to numerous hurricanes, economic ups and downs, a pandemic and other outside forces. Three decades ago, the nonprofit had just five employees and an annual campaign goal of $2 million. Today, ...
If our commitment to the Cape as its community newspaper could be summed up in a single snap in time, it would be the end of the school year. Graduations. Scholarship presentations. Award ceremonies for young people who have accomplished an always amazing array of ...
To the editor: All right, let’s get something straight. I’m all for equality. Always have been. Libertarians were out there supporting gay rights before it became “the hip new thing” to support, adopted by leftists everywhere. As Libertarians, our principles of liberty and personal ...
To the editor: I am writing to share some exciting news from the U.S. Postal Service, which recently opened a new Sorting & Delivery Center (SDC) in Fort Myers. This new investment comes as part of our transformation and modernization strategies to invest more than $40 billion to revitalize ...
To the editor: With regard to The Breeze story, “Rental registration fee hike spiked.” This was one of the best ideas led by and presented by Councilmember Long. We are all tired of unregulated vacation rentals. You do not have to live by them. I do. Three to be exact. Not all ...
The demand for affordable housing continues to rise across the region as countless families and individuals work to overcome barriers to accessing safe and secure housing. However, people in need of affordable housing options don’t need a bandage to temporarily fix their problems, but ...
