The City Council voted to remove the stipend language from its rules of procedure, as well as selecting the presiding officer until November 2025. Councilmember Derrick Donnell pulled the Council agenda rules of procedure for discussion during Wednesday’s meeting. “I would like to strike ...
City Council unanimously agreed to return the voluntary donation that property owners paid for the residential site “vacations” tree fund. Mayor John Gunter said he believes it was three or four different residential vacations that paid into the tree fund since the policy was put into ...
A cannabis dispensary with deep Florida ties opened in Cape Coral recently, bringing high quality products to consumers in a growing market that is hyper-focused on the local community. Sunburn Cannabis, a Florida-based and vertically integrated cannabis operator, opened its first dispensary ...
Thousands of local residents will join together this weekend in Fort Myers to raise awareness for heart health. The Lee Heart Walk takes place Saturday, Dec. 14, starting at 8 a.m. at Centennial Park. Local businesses like Lee Health as Live Fierce SWFL sponsor and American Heart Association ...
Lulu is a super senior 12-plus-year-old female. She is a seasoned senior cat with a heart as big as her love for cozy blankets. Sure, she may have a couple of age-related medical challenges, but she doesn't even notice them now that the shelter staff put her on meds. Lulu is as sweet as pie ...
Cape Coral Police Chief Anthony Sizemore was recognized and honored by the Lee County NAACP for his actions regarding a vandalism that took place in the city this November. At the Cape Coral City Council meeting Wednesday, NAACP President James Muwakkil praised Sizemore for recognizing a hate ...
The city of Cape Coral is hosting its annual Holiday Boat-A-Long and Christmas Movie Saturday, Dec. 21, from 4-9 p.m. This free, family-friendly event will be held at Four Freedoms Park, 4818 Tarpon Court, featuring stage entertainment, food trucks, crafts and a visit from Santa Claus. The ...
Although an ordinance concerning the reduction of 14.2 acres from Yellow Fever Creek Regional Park was continued Wednesday morning, many residents of the Village of Entrada asked that planning for the proposed irrigation and potable water storage and pumping facility be stopped. Residents ...
City Council chambers were once again filled with a sea of red shirts Wednesday, and many individuals who spoke with high praise of the “Three Fishermen’s” character. The residents continued to ask Council to stop the efforts to recoup legal fees racked up in a lawsuit contesting the ...
A public hearing will be held during City Council’s meeting today to discuss a uniform model of collecting non-ad valorem special assessments. According to backup material for the proposed resolution, the non-ad valorem special assessments is a billing method for an annual assessment to be ...
