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An adult female loggerhead has been released back into the Atlantic after treatment and recovery.
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70 competitors vied for tasty title in annual stone crab season tradition.
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Food pantries are reporting more clients and expecting even more if SNAP benefits are paused.
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In September, we introduced you to an outstanding service dog from Fort Myers. Now, we have some good news about him.
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The Florida Highway Patrol’s annual Stuff The Charger nonperishable food drive starts Saturday (Nov. 1) and will extend through November 30.
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Various answers have cropped up for people seeking food in the wake of SNAP benefits being suspended in the government shutdown.
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A local public transit program is being called a success, after two years of a trial run.LeeTran said the ULTRA On Demand Transit program is working, and may be expanded.
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Frustration and worry crossed the faces of customers coming Sunday to Immokalee’s only supermarket — Winn-Dixie — after they discovered it had closed. For good. Winn-Dixie’s parking lot was mostly leaves, dust and litter blowing in the windy weather Sunday after the store closed for business Saturday. A steady stream of customers tried for much of the morning to make purchases, only to be turned away by employees.
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Due to the annual F.I.S.H. "JOG N JAM" 10k/5k Race, several roads on Sanibel Island will be closed briefly on Saturday, November 1.
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The Lee County Civic Center has a new name: The Mike Greenwell Regional Park.Lee County commissioners voted to honor one of their own, who died recently.
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