By By CJ HADDAD
Cape council to consider bid award toward installation of state's tallest flagpole
Cape candidate injured while biking
An announced candidate for Cape Coral City Council was injured after he was struck by a vehicle while biking home from the bank this morning. Sean Hartman said he was injured after he and a vehicle collided at Del Prado Boulevard and Four Mile Cove Parkway. He said the accident happened after it looked like the vehicle, which was coming off of Four Mile Cove Parkway and turning right onto Del Prado, had stopped so he moved through going south on Del Prado. “I passed through. He simultaneously saw an opening to turn; he turned and struck me,” Hartman said. “I wasn’t horribly injured. My hip and elbows were scrapped and bruised. A literal pain in my butt.” Hartman, who was ...
Eagle cam fans on watch for missing female
Roots 'N Rides: Southwest Florida Ag Expo has strong opening weekend
Eaglet E26 'branches,' one step closer to fledge
Southwest Florida Eagle Cam star E26 reached a major milestone Thursday — the 10-week-old eagle “branched,” a prelude to flying. The bird made its first trip out of the nest, albeit a very short one. Ginnie Pritchett-McSpadden, co-founder of the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam, said ...
City to look in-house for ‘traffic-calming’ options
Cape Coral City Council asked staff to bring back example policies for residential “traffic calming” after a presentation on Wednesday, opting not to hire a consultant. Mayor John Gunter said the city should look at other organizations and use their policy, something that would not cost ...
Council to modify rules of decorum to allow clapping during recognitions
Those attending Cape Coral City Council meetings will be able to clap for awards and recognitions but not during citizen’s input or council reports if a rules modification given a nod Wednesday passes final muster. City Attorney Aleksandr Boskner said council rules identify what can and ...
