As a new Florida gardener, I was excited to think that I had landed in a spot where everything bloomed year-round. It was quite a surprise to learn that there are many plants that are dormant or drop their leaves and appear to die during the cool winter season. I actually discovered this quite ...
2021 has been an extremely unusual year with the IRS and Congress making multiple tax law changes in March which impact 2020 income tax returns. The Internal Revenue Service has extended more tax deadlines to May 17 after multiple requests from the American Institute of Certified Public ...
Dear Mr. Feichthaler, I entered a contract to sell my house four weeks ago. The sale is contingent on the buyer obtaining financing. The contract says that they had to get loan approval within 30 days and inform me if they obtained approval. As of now, they have not, and the law firm handling ...
Almost overnight, a number of potential Cape Coral home buyers and the agents representing them have been transformed into the real estate version of Wile E. Coyote as they pursue the purchase of a home that is proving to be every bit as elusive as catching the Road Runner. The speed of our ...
The South Cape Community Redevelopment Agency Board has taken a first step to bring two major projects to Cape Coral’s old downtown. The board approved non-binding letters of intent this week for a pair of unrelated developments, each calling for hundreds of apartments built over ...
To the editor: There seems to be no solution to the ongoing problem with vacation rentals in our town. I have spent most of the afternoons inside my house with curtains closed and the TV on high volume to relax from the extreme turbulence I can hear from a nearby vacation rental home. I ...
Congressman Byron Donalds should be commended for recently filing a bill that the federal government continue to monitor our waterways for harmful algae blooms, even in the event of a government shutdown. Continuous monitoring of the presence of Red Tide and Blue Green algae is important to ...
The Internet continues to become more ubiquitous and many Floridians’ go-to source for news and information. The Florida Legislature even recognized this years ago when they mandated that newspapers not only print public notices in their newspapers, but also post it on their websites AND ...
To the editor: Cape Coral unfortunately has joined the nation in moving to an era of unaccountability. In viewing the water woes that so many now are facing in the northwest sector of the city, it clearly makes one wonder who is at the helm in governing the planning of new development. ...
To the editor: Media are reporting that Lee County will be receiving “nearly $150 million” from President Biden’s American Rescue Plan and that the county is conferring with Senator Rubio’s office about how it can spend the windfall. Better idea: Why doesn’t the county consult ...
