To the editor: I attended the Cape Coral City Council meeting of Feb. 19. I listened to city staff talk about Jaycee Park. As a human being with a conscience it’s hard to wrap my head around how the swindling of Jaycee Park was orchestrated from its finest citizens. There was never a ...
To the editor: First off, kudos to the five newly elected city council members for following through with their promise to get rid of the stipend that almost doubled the salary of the previous board and mayor. The stipend was not voted on by the citizens of Cape Coral. Now in November 2026, ...
To the editor: Cape Coral families have been concerned about the proposed Redfish Pointe development among wetlands south of Rotary Park since 2021. Hurricane Ian, in 2022, of course, heightened our alarm, because it revealed what the future looks like for Cape Coral, which is one of the nine ...
The proposed Redfish Pointe development among wetlands south of Rotary Park is a great concern for hundreds of families. We have been advocating against this development since 2021 when it first came to our attention. Hurricane Ian, in 2022, of course, heightened our alarm about Redfish Pointe ...
To the editor: Those on the left are screaming as fraudulent gifts and illegal immigrant criminals are being removed. This tells you where the Democrats are. A good example is the United States Agency for International Development which is being shut down because they are giving American ...
To the editor: The political website “Florida Politics” recently noted that President Trump seems to be encouraging U.S. Representative Byron Donalds to run for governor. I posted a response to their article. With all due disclaimers, I hope he runs. As I stated in my posted response, ...
