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Batch of wrong Lee County TRIM notices sent; 24,000 replacements set to be mailed out by Tuesday
Some 24,000 TRIM notices for the wrong year were mailed Friday to Lee County homeowners, by mistake.Property Appraiser Matt Caldwell says the error was made when a batch of the notices did not get overwritten with the current year's data.
National Project Provides Free Wifi To Lee County High School Students From Low Income Families
The Lee county School District was selected to participate in the nationwide initiative by Sprint to provide high-speed wireless internet and mobile…
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Nevermind. Property appraiser says FEMA was in error when it cautioned against using county home value figures
A letter sent to officials in Sanibel Island Fort Myers said municipalities could be kicked out of the National Flood Insurance Program if figures from the property appraisers office are used when calculating if hurricane-battered home could be repaired or demolished
Food pantries struggle in a North Carolina county, where about 1 in 4 residents receive SNAP benefits
Food pantries were running low last week in a North Carolina county where about 1 in 4 residents receive SNAP assistance.
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Scott Confirms 5 Cases Of Zika In Miami Beach, CDC Issues Travel Advisory For Miami-Dade County
Florida Governor Rick Scott confirmed that Zika has spread to Miami Beach, after at least 5 people -two residents and three tourists- contracted the...
Danger can lurk in flood waters; Private well testing kits available in Charlotte County after Debby
Charlotte County residents concerned their private wells may have been contaminated by flooding from Hurricane Debby, can test your water at no cost through Aug. 9.
School Board member’s comment on Guatemalan students sparks ire at Lee County school board meeting
At Tuesday night’s school board meeting, speakers took to the podium during the public comments period to voice their disapproval of a district board member’s comments regarding Guatemalan students. During a Zoom community forum, board member Chris Patricca was discussing the difficulties administrators face when figuring out placement for incoming international students based on their age and education level.
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Allegations of money laundering, misappropriation of funds against Lee County Sheriff Marceno involve former gambling buddy
Bonita Springs jeweler Ken Romano didn’t hide his association with Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno.The two men were allegedly close friends who shared a taste for gambling, bling and high-end cars. The 55-year-old Romano defended the sheriff in social media posts and displayed a framed “Keep Carmine Marceno Sheriff” campaign poster and badge-bedecked plaque from the sheriff’s office at his jewelry store on Bonita Beach Road.But the friendship blew up recently, and audio recordings allegedly show Romano making serious allegations against the sheriff involving Romano’s own employment as a “consultant” with LCSO. In the recordings, Romano alleged Marceno gave him a no-work contract at LCSO paying him $5,700 a month, $1,700 of which was paid to the sheriff’s father, Carmine Marceno Sr., for car payments on a Mercedes Benz.
Red tide alert issued for Lee County; areas around Blind Pass, Boca Grande Pass affected
The Florida Department of Health in Lee County has issued health alerts for the presence of a red tide bloom. An alert level of red tide was found near Buck Key (Blind Pass) and Gasparilla Island State Park (Boca Grande Pass) and a caution level of red tide was found near Lighthouse Beach (Sanibel) and Lynn Hall Park (Fort Myers Beach).
Florida executes man convicted of 2008 North Port murder; victim was the daughter of a Charlotte County Sheriff deputy
Michael Lee King, 54, was put to death by lethal injection Tuesday evening at Florida State Prison in Starke for the 2008 murder of a North Port woman that resulted in changes in state law regarding 911 operators. King was pronounced dead at 6:13 p.m. by the state Department of Corrections. The announcement came several hours after the U.S. Supreme Court denied his latest application to stay the scheduled execution.
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