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The Lee County Department of Transportation advises motorists that Fiddlesticks Boulevard traffic will be shifted to the new roundabout the week of May 11 in order to access Three Oaks Parkway Extension and Daniels Parkway.
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With Spirit Airlines shuttering operations today, some customers with tickets might not know what their options are for refunds or transferring to other airlines. Several airlines have offered Spirit customers and employees a lifeline.
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Peliminary work will start Monday for improvements to the intersection of Treeline Avenue and Daniels Parkway in Fort Myers, from Jetport Loop to Heartwood Boulevard.
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The Naples Airport fixed-base operator ranking was based on feedback from aircraft operators.
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Lee County Parks & Recreation announces upcoming improvements at the Punta Rassa Boat Ramp, where an articulated concrete block mat will be installed to protect the ramp from erosion caused by boat loading and unloading.
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Motorists are asked to use caution during temporary lane closures on Burnt Store and Pine Island roads.
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During a special county commission workshop, staff planners outlined nearly $2.3 billion in transportation infrastructure needs over the next 13 years. But with only $573 million in projected revenue to pay for it, Sarasota County now faces a $1.7 billion shortfall.
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Traffic resumed over the Wilson Pigott Bridge Thursday, a Florida Department of Transportation notice said.
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Southwest Florida International Airport posted some history-making numbers in March. During that month there were 1,521,149 passengers who traveled through Southwest Florida International Airport — also known by the FAA's airport identification letters as RSW — that’s a historic monthly record.
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A Cessna airplane that crashed on take-off from the Salty Approach Air Strip on Upper Captiva on March 21 was inspected, repaired and tested 10 days prior to the crash, the preliminary National Transportation Safety Board aviation investigation report says.
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