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Rainfall patterns have shifted during the last 30 years, providing less productive showers in Southwest Florida and some other parts of the country. That finding comes from AccuWeather, a commercial weather firm based in State College, Pennsylvania, known for its research on long-term climate trends
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For the month of January, Lee County Domestic Animal Services has reduced adoption fees for adult dogs,cats, and kittens to $25.
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