Infections from the diarrhea-causing parasite cyclospora are surging, with state-level data suggesting that 2026 is already the nation's worst year for reported cases.
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The Patty Baker Humane Society Naples and Collier Domestic Animal Services are hosting two educational workshops with The Kitten Lady Saturday, July 25, at North Collier Regional Park on Livingston Road in Naples.
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An organization in Southwest Florida is launching an effort to make artificial intelligence more human. It's supposed to show business people and regular citizens how the new technology can be helpful.
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Theatre Conspiracy and Fort Studios are bringing “Julian Sundby and Friends” to the Off Broadway Palm on August 8.
- 'Dancing Lessons,' 'Frozen' headline 14 shows onstage at Southwest Florida theaters this week
- Melody Lane Theatre's production of 'Chicago' does legendary choreographer Bob Fosse proud
- Frozen's 'Love is an Open Door' not just another silly love song
- 'Songbirds of the Seventies' celebrates the female singer-songwriters who defined the '70s
- Gulfshore Ballet continues raising the barre for ballet growth and appreciation in Lee and surrounding counties
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