Eileen Kelley
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There are 5 million National Flood Insurance Program policy holders in the country, many will likely would go without insurance because of the cost on the private market
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Tens of thousands of federal flood insurance policy holders in Cape Coral, Fort Myers Beach, Bonita Springs, Estero and unincorporated Lee County will continue to get steep discounts on its premiums, government leaders announced Friday.
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The FEMA decision will impact a majority of federal flood insurance policy holders in Lee County.
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At issue are changes Lee County's government made to the Land Development Code freeing South Seas from density and height limits.
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Lee County as a whole had its property values raise 6 percent over last year. For Fort Myers Beach it was 48 percent.
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It's cat-mating season and that can only mean one thing: kittens, kittens and more kittens, all in need of homes. Collier is trying to empty the shelters using incentives.
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The USDA has promised some $50 million to provide protection and combat abuse in the agricultural fields.
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Like most businesses in pricey Collier County, the library system cannot seem to attract and keep its workforce.
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A helicopter pad in eastern Collier County has a new name and it should be a familiar one.
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Lee County on Tuesday approved enacting a burn ban when conditions meet certain criteria, which could be imminent.