North 1 West UEP Informational Packet An estimated 8,400 property owners in the northeast Cape have received, or will receive early next year, a notice of pending assessments from the city of Cape Coral for utility expansion. The city is nearing the start of North 1, the next component. To ...
Southwest Florida may have a good ways to go to reach pre-Ian normalcy but we, as a community, are certainly bouncing back strong in the face of continued adversity. Today’s Breeze highlights a plethora of popular returning events as well as a handful of fundraisers to help what ...
Gov. Ron DeSantis puffed up a lead balloon this week, saying that perhaps the state should consider replacing Advanced Placement courses with, well, something else. Maybe the International Baccalaureate program. Maybe the Cambridge Assessment program. Maybe some other vendor. And there’s ...
Sometimes a single person can right a very big wrong. And sometimes that person is a child with courage greater than their years and their time in history. In 1963, a high school senior named Rosalind Blalock wanted to attend a Lee County high school that would better prepare her for the ...
Cape Coral City Council decided Wednesday that it will not renew the contract of the city’s top administrator, Rob Hernandez. Instead, City Manager Hernandez’s three-year contract will expire on its Aug. 11, 2023 end date and Council will embark on a search for a new city manager, the ...
The Cape Coral Construction Industry Association’s premier event — its Showcase of Homes — continues this weekend and next. Featuring 15 models ranging in price from around $400,000 to more than $3 million, the annual three-weekend event allows those considering a new home to “connect ...
Come hell and high water, the wheels of government still do to go round and round. That’s both good and not so good. Case in point: The city of Cape Coral will circle back next Wednesday with a proposal to eliminate “food-truck based outdoor restaurants.” The proposed ordinance would ...
At the top of many Southwest Floridians’ wish lists this year is likely one common crave: normalcy. For Lee County’s hardest-hit communities and neighborhoods, that’s still a ways off as repairs, rebuilds and reopenings continue. But there is a glimmer — and then some — as some ...
Whether Gov. Ron DeSantis ultimately proves to be the Republicans’ Sir Galahad, we will give him one thing out of the gate: He knows how to throw down a gauntlet with panache. Pithy, punchy and packed with the political mantra of the proudly unapologetic un-woke, his second inaugural address ...
Count us among those who will be happy to flip the calendar over to 2023. For Southwest Floridians — for far, far too many of us — 2022 will be the year of the hurricane. Images shared in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian shocked. But for those of us who lived through the devastation, the ...
