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Motorists should be aware of overnight lane closures on westbound Daniels Parkway from Palomino Lane to Weirsma Lane on two consecutive nights this week.
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Suffolk and the Lee County Port Authority celebrate topping off of Southwest Florida International Airport Terminal Expansion Phase 2.
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State DOT says road diet — narrow lanes and no left turns — will make community safer; County commissioners beg to differ.
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An update from planning consultants on possible routes for a future North Fort Myers biking and hiking trail is the focus of a Dec. 9 meeting of the North Fort Myers Recreation Center. The trail would link the new Caloosahatchee sidewalk with upcoming paths on Littleton Road and Kismet Parkway, eventually reaching Punta Gorda.
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Holiday travel numbers for Southwest Florida International Airport in 2024 placed the facility at the top of same-sized U.S. hub airports. The information was compiled by Luxury Link, an online site for information about destinations, luxury accommodations, and curated travel experiences.
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A traffic study concludes that congestion will get a lot worse in the Village of Estero in next 10 years. The Johnson Engineering study found that some major roads could experience long periods of stop and go traffic by 2034.
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Plans to narrow the lanes of State Road 70 were shot down by county commissioners
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Allegiant Air began service Thursday at Southwest Florida International Airport in Fort Myers, with an inaugural flight from Allentown, Pennsylvania.
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A public hearing for the Old 41 Project Development and Environment Study from U.S. 41 to Bonita Beach Road in Lee and Collier Counties will be held on November 20.
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Southwest Florida International Airport will offer reserved parking, named RSWRemote, during Thanksgiving week. Travelers can reserve a parking spot in a remote parking lot on the north side of the airport. Cars will be accepted into the lot from Nov. 24 at 3 am through Nov. 26 at 7 pm. Cars can exit the lot from Nov. 28 through the last flight arrival on Nov. 30.
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