Thursday, September 1, 2016

9/11 still affects many in SWFL 15 years later

People in every corner of Lee County have vivid memories from 9/11. They are now your neighbors. Here are their stories.

      
 
 


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County bails out more private roads

The Lee County Commissioners voted to declare a state of emergency Wednesday for the benefit of a group of property owners whose poorly maintained private road is inaccessibe to emergency vehicles.

      
 
 


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Broadway Palm's season: 'Evita,' the other 'Phantom' and more

Broadway Palm opens its 24th season next week with the return of an audience favorite: Victor Legarreta’s “Yesterdays.”

      
 
 


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Program reneges on stipends, leaving students in bind

A program that prepares students to be child protection investigators is facing a shortfall of more than $1 million.

      
 
 


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One dead in Fort Myers shooting

One person was killed Thursday morning following a shooting at Cranford Avenue and Dr. Ella Piper Way.

      
 
 


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It's free funnel cake samples, games, hot dogs at Bass Pro

Bass Pro Shops in Fort Myers is hosting a Hometown Festival this weekend with free funnel cake samples, photos, games.

      
 
 


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Which art center is which in Bonita Springs?

Which art center is which in Bonita Springs? Two venues with similar names work to set themselves apart.

      
 
 


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