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Aymen Youssef reflects on Ramadan's impact, the power of generosity, and the growth of the Bonita Springs Islamic Center, as they prepare for the festive Eid al-Fitr.
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A partnership is helping to spread mobility via the distribution of refurbished bikes in the Bonita Springs area. The Café of Life in Bonita Springs is partnering with Bikes for Tykes with some 200 bicycles already donated.
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Celebrate this weekend with beer, food, and fun at pop-up events across Southwest Florida. From Biergartens to a lively parade, there’s something for everyone.
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There are two outdoor art festivals in Southwest Florida the weekend of February 22 & 23: the 46th Annual National Art Fair and Bonita Springs Fine Arts at The Promenade at Bonita Bay.
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February 2nd marked the first ever celebration of “World Ukulele Day” in Bonita Springs.
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The School District of Lee County released the first look at the preliminary designs for a renovated and remodeled Bonita Springs Elementary School on Friday. The project is scheduled to start in summer 2025 and finish before the start of school in August 2027.
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A change is coming to Bonita Springs city government. Mike Gibson won Tuesday's election as mayor, and is expected to take office in a couple of weeks.
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Current mayor of Bonita Springs comes in last in 2024 election. The city will have a new mayor, Mike Gibson.
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Bonita Springs has completed key steps to revitalize the Old US 41 corridor. But some people wonder: Can downtown keep up the progress, after failed attempts over the past 30 years?
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The Wonder Gardens and the City of Bonita Springs have solidified a 10-year partnership. The agreement will require the Wonder Gardens to pay $50,000 a year in rent, and give the City at least $3 million over the 10-year period.Neil Anderson, the CEO of the Wonder Gardens, believes it’s the beginning of a new period of growth for both parties.