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Developer seeking to build 10,000 homes in habitat critical to Florida panther in eastern Lee CountyThe public has one more week to weigh in on a plan that essentially creates a city with critical panther habitat.
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It's one of the last remaining truly rural areas in Lee County, but that, like many old relics of Southwest Florida it is threatened.
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A food truck park and rooftop bar opens this week in downtown Bonita Springs.
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Nearly 40 square miles of North Cape Coral is sinking, an inch or more every year, due to over-pumping the aquifers below the city for household water.
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Two Southwest Florida communities— Fort Myers and Punta Gorda — issued boil water advisories Sunday both due to water main breaks.
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Business majors at FGCU got to hear about corporate concepts that they will likely be working with after they graduate from an experienced CEO and board director.
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Lee County leaders are planning to do away with language that currently restrict heights of homes on Captiva Island to two-stories. Islanders fear the charm will be lost and they will be in harm's way as more people pack onto the island.
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The Lee County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday approved several items including nearly $5.4 million in State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) grant agreements to local partners for affordable housing as well as a the widening of Corkscrew Road from Bella Terra Boulevard to Alico Road and a LeeTran Park and Ride transfer station in Lehigh Acres.
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Residents of Sanibel, and north Cape Coral, are being reminded about the drought unfolding in coastal Southwest Florida and to stick to the water restrictions.
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Work force expansion is critical as corporations relocate to Southwest Florida: Moore About BusinessBusiness reporter Karen Moore discussed workforce development and company relocations to Southwest Florida with Lee County Economic Development director John Talmage.