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A Bonita Springs salon is making haircuts more accessible for people on the autism spectrum through a specialized training program.
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A gym in Bonita Springs holds free fitness classes for 11 to 17 year olds. It turns out, the students are learning a whole lot more than just proper exercise technique.
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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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The Bonita Wonder Gardens has received $1.3 million through Florida's State Funds Appropriation to build a new event center. The event center has been in the Gardens' master plan since the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.
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The Fallout from the immigration raids conducted by Immigration & Customs Enforcement are beginning to take a toll on small businesses.
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Some Bonita Springs businesses say customers aren’t coming in like they used to. A new survey digs into why.
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Plans for an upscale community along Bonita Beach Road live on after a suspenseful city council meeting Wednesday night.Council voted 4-3 to allow for changes to its comprehensive plan that will enable Seagate Development Group to build Revana Lakes, a 299-home community across from the Palmira community. Comprehensive plans are blueprints for how cities and counties want to control growth.
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Bonita Springs is getting a view of what could be done to revitalize the prime real estate around the Liles Hotel.The historic building is located on Old U.S. 41 in the heart of downtown.
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An in-person movie club focused on independent and documentary films is making a stop in Southwest Florida. The goal? To support local theaters and discuss current events.
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The Bonita Springs Historical Society's McSwain Home is featuring a compelling 9-11 exhibit.