Amanda Whittamore
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Lee County School system has an abundance of construction projects underway. We cover a few.
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A unified basketball game brings belonging at Fort Myers High School.
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Watching an actor walk off stage and immediately reappear in a completely different outfit is one of the most captivating moments in theater. Quick costume changes add a layer of intrigue to any theater production. That’s especially true in a show where 35 actors change costumes dozens of times over the span of a couple of hours. That’s what happens in “The Little Mermaid,” which will be performed by Bishop Verot High School March 19-22.
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There are an estimated 250,000 feral and community cats on the loose in Lee County on any given day. To raise awareness about the magnitude of the problem - and to inspire people to adopt some of the shelter's cats and kittens, Lee County Animal Shelter has collaborated with Broadway Palm on its production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "CATS."
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A seven-month-old Bonita Springs organization is helping families navigate life after a loved one is deported.
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A store dedicated to roller skating recently opened in Fort Myers. Rotten Hearts is run by Cammi Laboa and Jessica Blair, who met while playing for the Fort Myers Roller Derby League. With the nearest skate shop located in Tampa, the two women decided to open their own store dedicated to skaters of all levels.
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The annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day commemorative march and other related activities was observed in Fort Myers Monday with bands, speakers, singing and fellowship combining to honor the King legacy.
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The shooting of a Minneapolis woman and mother was the focus of protest events in Southwest Florida.
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An annual project, the holiday house brings together building industry associates all over Lee County to surprise a homeowner with a complete remodel.
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A Naples man sets the record as the oldest player ever in the Roy Hobbs World Series in Southwest Florida. Tony Esposito said he never wants to stop playing the game he loves.