“Failing to plan is planning to fail” -- Alan Lakein Let’s say you have an outside location that is begging for a fresh start. How would you go about turning things around to create an area that is both functional and visually pleasing, with the right plants in the right place? I ...
The main takeaways in the Cape Coral condominium market in April involved a significant decline in the number of closed sales compared to last year, while median sales prices remained firmly at record levels. There was also a sharply higher level of supply available for sale through a Realtor, ...
In August 2015, The Breeze published a history section marking the 45th anniversary of Cape Coral formally becoming a city. Like most municipalities, Cape Coral was a community long before residents voted for incorporation and the section reached back to the Cape’s development days, the ...
Memorial Day weekend is often thought of as the unofficial start of summer and vacation is coming for many of us, but now is also the time of year when we must start thinking about and preparing for Hurricane Season. As Floridians, it’s a stressful topic but a necessary one that needs our ...
To the editor: To vote on Aug. 23, about two months away, you need to be registered to vote at least a month in advance of the primary election. There is an November election this year as well. To vote in the primary you must be 18 and registered by July 25. Florida is a closed ...
To the editor: The saga continues with the Mayor and City Council. Case in point: Cape Coral’s 311 call center. The budget item of the call center is approximately $148,000/year. When you dial 311, sometimes the calls shunt to Collier County’s 311 call center. Collier 311 will tell ...
To the editor: It’s not often that you can say that a particular business has made the communities it serves a better place. Protecting its integrity and offering a pathway to savings and complicated everyday difficulties has been the hallmark of the Breeze Newspaper group...and has ...
To the editor: A majority of voters thought Richard Nixon was a worthy president, until he was exposed as the terrible person he truly was. Same goes for Donald Trump. Nixon was a big liar and so is Trump. However, Nixon worked hard to hide his lies. To this day, Trump revels in openly ...
To the editor: We have a president, who is beholden to just about everyone on the planet, except the majority of American citizens he has failed to represent since his first day in office. He sent a clear signal to the oil industry on that day that American oil independence was over and ...
A current debate in Miami has me revisiting my previous article about mangroves published in the Cape Coral Breeze on June 26, 2020. This debate is a response to a confluence of recent events: frequent flooding in the Miami area, decreased water quality in Biscayne Bay, a proposal by the Army ...
