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In this episode, we are talking with professionals who work with children in Collier County. When children have been traumatized, these professionals help to shield them from further trauma.
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Dr. Kevin Rosenbach, a Naples-based doctor in allergy and immunology facing a civil complaint in federal district court, calls the allegations false and said he would fight them.
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Florida’s controversial immigration detention center, known as "Alligator Alcatraz" could shut down as early as next month.
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A resiliency project is designed to keep airport operational if the Naples airfield takes on storm surge.
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After a measles outbreak early this year that began at Ave Maria University, Collier County has shown no new cases recently.
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When a penny stock company in Arizona called Bourque Industries was looking to sell a new form of protective body armor to law enforcement agencies around the country back in 2011, nobody was buying it. Then the Collier County Sheriff’s Office stepped up.
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission is reporting the death of another Florida panther.
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Two different first nests were reported Wednesday in Collier County — one by The Collier County Sea Turtle Protection Team on Barefoot Beach and another by Conservancy of Southwest Florida scientists on Keewaydin Island.
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Dr. Kevin Rosenbach, a doctor practicing in allergy and immunology in Naples, is facing a civil complaint filed in federal district court by the U.S. government.
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Collier County has now been free of new measles cases for the two-week period ending April 25.