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Tourism update, post Ian, from Lee County economic development director: Moore About Business
Southwest Florida Business Today Publisher Karen Moore talked with Lee County Economic Development Director John Talmage, who shared current information regarding post Hurricane Ian tourism impact and overall jobs recovery in Lee County.
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Lee County approves new animal control ordinance and sets up portal to find lost pets
Lee County has a new animal control ordinance, and a new way to re-connect lost and found pets with their owners. Lee is launching a new portal called: Find My Pet.
Lee County staff gives nod to planned resort expansion; public now weighing in on South Seas
South Seas is seeking a zoning change to significantly expand the number of visitors on the island; Public trying to stop it.
LCSO Debuts 'Real Time Crime Center,' Allowing Analysts To Monitor Video Feeds Across County
The Leon County Sheriff’s Office is harnessing new technology to provide more information its deputies and detectives responding to scenes. Sheriff Walt...
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Lee County seeks help from residents and businesses to identify locations with poor broadband internet access
Lee County is working with the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity’s Office of Broadband to pinpoint areas where internet connection can be strengthened.Residents and businesses are encouraged to take a broadband survey and internet speed test so data can be collected to evaluate broadband capabilities and identify areas lacking service. The goal is to have high-speed internet accessible throughout all of Lee County.
One health alert warning of blue-green algae in Lee County suspended after six weeks
In a welcome twist on current events in the world of toxic algae blooms, scientists re-testing water in a canal infected with blue-green algae since June discovered it’s gone.
Two Lee County men face charges in road rage incident involving handguns and children in vehicle
Florida Highway Patrol investigators said two Cape Coral men face multiple charges for a road rage violence incident on I-75 Saturday that involved handguns and children in one of the vehicles.The FHP reported the incident happened shortly after 9:30 Saturday morning, starting on Colonial Boulevard and continuing on Interstate 75.
Brown water lapping on parts of Collier County shoreline is no big deal -- just don't swim in it
Just don't swim in it. The seawater lapping ashore on Seagate Beach and Keewaydin Island in Collier County is brown, but it’s not an immediate cause for alarm. It’s a bloom of Trichodesmium, a special kind of tiny plant that provides nitrogen to parts of the ocean that don't have enough nutrients. After it decays, however, marine scientists think it is a precursor to red tide
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Fresh Air Weekend: 'SNL' Co-Anchors Jost and Che; A New County Sound; Shonda Rhimes
The "Weekend Update" co-anchors dish on SNL and Donald Trump. Ken Tucker discusses a new, expansive style of country music. Shonda Rhimes talks about running three shows and the limits of network TV.
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'What We Can Do Better:' Polk County Sheriff Explains MSD Commission's Next Report
The state commission investigating the Parkland shooting is wrapping up a second report that outlines more school safety recommendations. It’ll be sent...
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