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Students in need can obtain access to hygiene products and clothing for the upcoming school year.
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Quality Life Center receives a new grant to spread kindness.
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A 10-day music festival returns to Southwest Florida this week for its eleventh year.
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An agency of the City of Fort Myers is taking over the planning for how to restore McCollum Hall. The city's Community Redevelopment Agency, CRA, already is spending money to get help with ideas for the historic building.
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If you get your water and sewer service from the City of Fort Myers, prepare to pay more, starting in two weeks.
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No phones, computers, or smoking allowed. At Teen Challenge Fort Myers, adults battling addiction spend a year or more rebuilding their lives from the ground up.
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With healthcare costs continuing to rise, one Fort Myers clinic is offering a solution.
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Turning historic McCollum Hall in Fort Myers into a mixed-use development with co-working space and a restaurant is not only commercially viable but represents an opportunity for cultural and community revitalization.That was one of the findings from a feasibility analysis done with the help of AI by the city’s Community Redevelopment Agency. The results will be discussed at Wednesday’s Fort Myers CRA meeting.
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People flooded the Fort Myers City Council meeting Monday night (Aug. 4) to protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement's 287(g) program. This program requires Fort Myers police to cooperate with ICE agents in apprehending and transporting undocumented people in the city.
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Around the country, Law Enforcement are scrambling to tackle a new target for scammers, Crypto ATM’s. in 2024, over $9 billion was lost in these types of fraud cases.