Cape Coral, FL News

• Cape Coral, FL News
• Traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Volunteers needed to place flags on veterans' gravesites
• Sweetbay Supermarket to start peanut butter and jelly drive
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Red, White and Tunes
• Passenger traffic down in April at RSW
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• MASH Memorial Day Weekend blood drive starts Thursday
• Cape, Mariner, North and Fort Myers among top high schools in nation
• ABATE's "Bears for Bears" drive assists LCSO
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Tuesay
• Grand opening under way for Sears Hometown Store in Cape
• Real Estate Briefs
• Police looking to identify attempted burglary suspects
• Woman reports theft of ring, checks
• Traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Owner says former manager stole money from business
• Water line break closes two lanes on Del Prado Boulevard at Veterans Parkway
• Annual letter carrier food drive has mixed results
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Man accused of having sex with stepdaughter
• CCPD recognizes students in 'Do The Right Thing'
• CCPD make arrest in vehicle burglary
• Pair of Cape criminals sentenced to prison
• S.R. 82 traffic shift rescheduled for tonight
• Teacher reports administrative leave over Twitter account
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• Chabad Jewish Center to hold grand opening of new center
• Stevens Construction completes Grace Baptist Church renovation
• Cape police seeking Walgreens robber
• Cape woman charged for alleged 'doctor shopping'
• Man shoots friend with BB gun, injuring him
• Update: 911 services restored
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Business Briefs
• Tejero assumes leadership role at CRS Technology Consultants
• Yacht Club Boat ramp to close temporarily for triathlon May 12
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Teen charged with felony battery after attacking another student at school
• Events to note Lee County's 125th anniversary
• Nature of Cape Coral bus tour Saturday
• 'Sculpture: An Invitational' at Alliance for the Arts
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• CCPD: Officers apprehend theft suspects
• Calusa Blueway Paddling Festival selected as Top 20 Event
• Hall's contract not renewed with Southwest Florida Symphony
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• CCFD: Accidental fire totals vehicle
• Two men receive nine years for burglaries
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• CCFD: Accidental fire totals vehicle
• Two accused of daytime burglary in Cape
• CCPD: Resident helps catch burglar
• Man gets five years in Cape burglary
• RSW passenger traffic for March announced
• FMPD to conduct sobriety checkpoint
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• Torch run Friday morning
• Tony Rotino Center Open House May 2
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Zumba classes continue at Rotino Center
• Cape Coral Yacht Club Sprint Triathlon May 12
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Lee County Patriots Meet Friday
• Burroughs Home tour Saturday
• The Lee County Nautical Flea Market and Bar BQ Festival
• Lee County Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Man gets life in fatal home invasion robbery
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• FMPD to conduct driver's license checkpoints this week
• Lee County Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement for Monday
• North Fort Myers man seriously injured in motorcycle accident Friday morning
• Sun Splash open April 6-9 for Easter Break
• A&W Bulb Road Improvements Project open house scheduled
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Friday
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Update: Family of wandering child located
• CCPD Volunteer Unit seeking applicants
• 34 single-family permits issued in March in county
• Traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• Cape Christian Fellowship breaks ground for park
• Real Estate Notes
• CCPD: Tip leads to arrest
• Cape police asking for help in identifying driver
• Third person accused in meth lab operation
• Cape man gets prison time for mall kiosk scam
• Business Briefs
• FMPD: Tip leads to arrest of Cape man
• FMPD conducting 'Click It or Ticket' operation
• Sobriety checkpoint planned for this weekend
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• CCPD announces 'Tweet from the Beat'
• Punta Gorda bookstore to feature Sobczak presentation Sunday
• Two prescribed burns today
• Charity basketball tournament begins tonight
• Construction starts at Coral Hills Plaza in Cape
• Traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Woman to serve jail time for Cape resort theft
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Local hospitals join initiative focused on patient safety
• CCPD K-9s receive national re-certification
• Cape man charged in grow house bust
• Chamber's 'Business After Hours' tonight at Sun Splash
• Councilmember Marty McClain to host online chat today
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Report: Teen hospitalized after smoking incense
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• 4:53 p.m.: Road closures due to accidents
• CCPD looking for hit-and-run driver
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• FAC says its farewells, maybe
• Cultural Park Theatre's 2nd Annual Benefit Sale this weekend
• LCSO: 9 popped in prostitution sting
• Cape celebrates opening of new beach
• CCPD: Pizza shop employees stop robber
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Ribbon-cutting Thursday for South Cape Beach
• Traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• FMPD remove guns from city streets
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• The Red Sox People of JetBlue Park in Fort Myers
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Sidewalk project at Mariner High to start Monday
• Masked gunmen rob North Fort Myers 7-Eleven
• Controlled burn planned for next week at Pine Island Preserve
• Man found incompetent to stand trial
• Sons of Italy to host Cafe Italiana and open house
• Letter carrier returns large sum of money
• Woman injured in crash released from hospital
• Art Focus Festival Sunday at Rubicond Park
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• CCPD need help identifying suspect
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• Sheriff's Office warns residents of phone scam
• Sun Splash to reopen March 3
• Traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Three letter carriers earn Million Mile award
• Watt, Fischer selected to JA Business Hall of Fame
• Sherrif"s Office traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Man charged with sexual assault
• RSW January traffic numbers released
• Man accused of threatening to bomb bagel store
• Dartts to perform Friday at First Baptist Church of Matlacha
• FMPD plans sobriety checkpoint
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• The Nav-a-Gator Grill and Trop Rock at Desoto Marina
• Cape man accused of beating, robbery
• Household Chemical Waste Collection Day set
• Report: Thousands of dollars in jewelry stolen
• Cape teen arrested on lewd, lascivious behavior
• FHP to conduct wolfpack detail Friday
• Iwo Jima Statue rededication ceremony Feb. 25
• Seven earn Do The Right Thing honors
• Seven earn Do The Right Thing honors
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Sobriety checkpoint planned this weekend
• New Resident Club Ladies Luncheon Thursday
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• CCPD looking to identify person of interest
• Lee County Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Monday
• New Resident Club of Cape Coral to hold Coffee Social
• FHP to conduct DUI wolfpack this month
• Retired judge to speak at Historical Society meeting
• Car crashes into Merchant's Crossing Hallmark Store
• Trash to Treasure Yard Sale Saturday at Historical Museum
• Traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Bridgework to begin on Monday
• CCPD investigating crash with serious injuries
• Mayor Sullivan to host evening online chat
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• Green to speak at SWCCNA meeting
• CCPD: Man exposes himself to girls
• FHP does not file charges in fatal crash
• Police, fire charity hockey game Saturday
• CCPD searching for missing woman
• CCPD partner with NFL, NHTSA for Super Bowl safety
• CCPD: Man with long criminal history arrested again
• Cape police: Tip leads to arrest
• The Only Risk-Sharing Healthcare Advertising Agency
• CCPD seeking man involved in thefts
• FMPD: Four arrested for 'suspicious activity'
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Gulf grouper recreational season closes Feb. 1
• Levin, Moesch to be featured at Harbour View Gallery
• Lee County park kayak landing closes for repairs
• The Screaming Orphans in concert Saturday
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Chamber Business Expo Saturday
• Man reportedly robs 7-Eleven of $36
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• Southwest Florida International Airport reports December traffic numbers
• Gregg Allman visits Fort Myers
• Traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Florida Senate announces Military Day Jan. 24
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Cape woman injured in accident listed in fair condition at hospital
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• Kreegel announces for 14th Congressional District
• Organizers: Festival of the Arts a big success - again
• Cape police investigating early morning shooting
• January 13th is Amber Alert Awareness Day
• Pine Island residents, businesses rally behind chamber after fire destroys building
• Florida Department of Corrections to close prisons, work camps
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Cape High, Ida Baker earn first place awards from SPA
• 'Let's Hang On' coming to Faith Presbyterian Church
• Stevens Construction awarded Grace Baptist Church renovation
• Paving project to close I-75 ramp overnight
• Lee County Branch of NAACP to meet in Cape
• Beckwith wins 'Senator's Award'
• Rip tide warning issued
• Photos - B.B. King at Barbara B. Mann
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• PHOTO - Walking Along Erosion...
• Sun Splash Waterpark to open for the season March 3
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Four Freedoms Beach project to begin Jan. 9
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Robb & Stucky ready to reopen under new ownership
• FHP seeks 'official' charges in crash
• City, fire union sign tentative agreement
• Body found in Cape canal
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Postal Service delivering on Saturday but not Monday
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Boy flown to hospital after near drowning
• Woman reports $60K in jewelry stolen
• City reaches tentative agreement on fire union contract
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for
• Southwest Florida Addiction Services elects officers 2012
• Still time to donate
• Traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• Law enforcement officer shoots, kills wanted man
• Vendors needed Pet Expo
• Controlled burn on SR 31 in NFM today
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Chiquita Lock to be open later for New Year's Eve
• Cape man charged with five counts of fraud
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• Traffic enforcment update for Tuesday
• Lee County Community Band to perform Jan. 15
• Five arrests made during DUI checkpoint
• Messiah Lutheran Church to host drive-through nativity
• Loveland named director of LCDOT
• HealthPark Medical Center turns 20
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Local Goodwill wins national award for excellence in family strengthening
• Southwest Airlines to offer seasonal non-stop flights to Hartford, Providence
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Two killed in late-night accident
• Operation Santa Claus coming to Cape Coral Post Office
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Scheduled water service shutdown to affect 228 homes
• 7 a.m. traffic advisory: Eastbound lanes of Midpoint Bridge closed due to crash
• CCPD partners with Harry Chapin for food drive
• Man sentenced in Cape sexual battery
• Firefighter suspended after pleading to reckless driving
• Chiquita Boat Lock will be closed Thanksgiving for three hours
• Detectives seek public's help in double homicide
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Local, state law enforcement agencies stressing safe travel over holiday weekend
• CCPD receives 'Excellence Award' from CALEA
• Traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• Accident involving Cape driver still under investigation
• Driver remains hospitalized following accident
• Coldwell Banker CARES donates to PAL program
• Cape SWAT performs at international competition
• Break of Dawn at Ocean's Reach on Sanibel
• Cameron joins airport advisory committee
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• PHOTO - Sanibel Beach Focus
• Traffic enforcement update for Monday
• CCPD release results of DUI operation
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Cape Chorale hosts guest night
• Replacement contractor named for Metro Parkway extension project
• Temporary nighttime lane closures planned for Viscaya/Country Club
• CCPD stresses safety/awareness with 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over' Campaign
• Cape police arrest buglary suspects
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• Oct. 24-29 'Cares Enough to Wear Pink' Days in Cape Coral
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• PHOTO - Sandy path from the Sanibel beach to the Thistle Lodge at Casa Ybel
• Sun Splash wins WWA award for Best Radio Commercial
• Airport's September traffic report issued
• Chief Murphy named NAACP Officer of the Year Award for 2011
• Residents invited to celebrate Tony Rotino Center's 34 years of service
• Civic Association's 'Survivor Night Forum' Oct. 25
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Ocean's Reach - Sanibel Vacation Dreams Come True
• Italian American Club to celebrate 45th anniversary
• Voter Input Survey now "live" for questions for upcoming candidate debates
• Sheriff's Office, All Star Lanes team up against child abuse
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Monday
• 'Wake the Cape' cancelled
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• Fort Myers Italian Festival
• Lee and Collier counties are getting LinC'd
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• Water to be temporarily shut off in North Fort Myers
• Cultural Park Theater's Broadway Season begins Friday
• Columbus Day Parade and Italian Food Festival Oct. 8
• Operation Medicine Cabinet next week
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Airport's August traffic numbers released
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Friday
• FHP to conduct DUI detail this weekend
• Lee County Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• Second Annual 'Run for Water' 5K
• Traffic advisory, 6:13 p.m.: I-75 closed southbound at Palm Beach Boulevard
• Polls open at 7 a.m. for Cape council primary
• Traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Friday
• 37 permits for single-family homes issued in August in Lee County
• Sullivan to host afternoon online chat Friday
• Authorities seek help in finding missing teacher
• Freightliner truck reported stolen
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• Woman returns home, finds burglars leaving her house
• Lee County Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• Town Hall meeting, chat session set
• Charter high school celebrates gym opening
• FHP to conduct DUI enforcement Friday
• Back to School for Cape Coral - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• AARP Driver Safety Program Wednesday
• Closure of westbound lanes of Cape bridge rescheduled
• US: No tsunami threat from East Coast quake
• 9:10 a.m. traffic update: North bound lanes on Edison Bridge closed
• 2 nuke reactors taken offline after quake in Virginia
• Matlacha Bridge to be temporarily reduced to one lane
• Lane closures, shifts set for Cape Coral Bridge
• Passenger traffic drops in July at Southwest Florida International Airport
• PHOTO - Southwest Florida Colorful Shows
• 9 a.m. traffic advisory: Southbound I-75 closed near mile marker 153
• DUI sobriety checkpoint this weekend
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• Cape Royal parents complain about bus stop distances
• Traffic crashes decline in Cape Coral
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Friday
• Candidates tackle Chiquita Lock, UEP, at neighborhood forum
• County to meeting on the Waterway Estates project
• Traffic enforcement update for Thursday
• Traffic to be reduced to one lane on Matlacha Bridge
• LCSO traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• Crown Trophy giving away '9-11/Never Forget' pins
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Tuesday
• Cape Coral Vote 2011: Question of the week, week two
• Fire union members reject contract
• Soldier from Cape receives three years
• Classes commence Monday at Lee County schools
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• Mentor a Youth For Understanding Exchange Student!
• SWCCNA candidate forums planned
• NWNA to hold candidate forums Aug. 29 and 31
• PHOTO - Cape Coral Ember Skies
• FMPD earns accreditation
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
• 86-year-old man apparently drowns
• Cape Coral City Election 2011: Question of the week, week one
• New superintendent presents reduced budget proposal
• School board gives lacrosse varsity OK
• PHOTO - Swimming Sanibel in the Off-Season
• Air-conditioning unit stolen from Cape home
• Mariner High School students continue to shine in AP testing
• Rhythm In Motion Dance Academy holding beauty pageant Aug. 6
• City Council debates whether manager has met all incentives
• Plan to improve water quality in NW spreader OK'd
• Council sets tentative millage at 7.8702
• City settles two suits involving improper arrests at DUI checkpoints
• City settles lawsuit with man arrested in 2009
• Man injured in fatal ATV/dirt bike accident released from hospital
• $17,000 worth of movies stolen from Cape Library
• John Miehle withdraws from the race for City of Cape Coral Council, District 2
• Native plant sale brings out buyers by the score
• Hundreds queue up for Big Backpack school supply giveaway
• Hearing officer sides with city
• Cape police warn: Be on your guard online
• Online dating scams harm 'thousands' in Lee County
• Manager review expected Monday
• Cape to set tax rate maximum Monday
• Groundbreaking set for Cape's first 'Net Zero' home
• Second fire in a week in St. James City
• Fort Myers man sets world record for blood donations
• Officials say accident victims both wearing safety equipment
• Military officials re-examining charges against solder accused of killing Afghan civilians
• Man remains hospitalized following head-on crash
• Cape police: 2 men commit burglaries
• State will not file charges in case of son accused of stealing items from parents
• Man accused of defrauding lenders has court date Monday
• Bible School at the Baptist Church of Matlacha opens
• Man charged with soliciting teen on-line now accused of secretly video-recording roommate
• Police chief in the wake of Cape High grad's death: The killings have to stop
• Sanibel Island Light
• Parks program showcased
• Shooting victim was Cape High athlete, graduate
• Over time, one-time city gem has lost its luster
• 19 candidates to vie for four council seats
• Contractor says VA owes thousands in unpaid billings for Cape's new clinic
• Softball legend keeps his eye on the ball
• Diabetes group to add new outreach program
• Will you be at the final Atlantis Space Shuttle Launch? Help make history.
• Florida Supreme Court upholds death sentence for man convicted in Cape murder
• Man found guilty in home invasion robbery awaits sentencing
• License suspended for caregiver accused of sexual contact with patients
• Spongebob to soak up the fun at Sun Splash
• Five Lee students ready for national ACT-SO competition
• Hope PACE Center sets open house
• Qualifying requires forms and fees
• Candidates begin to 'qualify' for city election
• FDLE swears in cybercrime agents
• Victim in apparent accidental death identified
• Police department identifies officers involved in shooting incident
• Body discovered in water near Punta Rassa boat ramp
• Shortages spur blood drive effort
• School superintendent sworn in
• Officials advise: Leave fireworks to the pros
• From picnics to fireworks, July 4th events abound
• Better than expected... Cape property valuations decline 2.51 percent
• Police: Officer discharges weapon after driver injures one officer, threatens another
• Trash pickup will be delayed one day due to July 4th holiday
• Appliances, more reported stolen from three homes
• City notifies fuel vendor of intent to seek reimbursement of fuel charges
• Judge denies request for soldier's release from pre-trial confinement
• Summer storms bring lightning warning
• Harry Chapin Food Bank receives Walmart Foundation grant
• Parkway improvements hot topic at town hall
• Restoration nearly complete on Cape's Iwo Jima monument
• Cape Coral Kiwanis hail their 'new home'
• DEP hearing rejection 'no surprise' to county
• Four accused of burglarizing a vehicle
• A Tribute to America in Honor of Our Veterans
• Two vehicles stolen in Cape used in attempted home burglary in Bonita Springs
• Updated: Florida DEP dismisses Lee County Petition for Hearing on permit denial
• Two face drug-related charges
• 200 free pool door alarms to be given away via Red White & Boom
• Open house planned to address Viscaya/Country Club improvements
• Veterans gets a Southwest Florida style welcome home
• Registration starts for Back to School Bash Shoe and Carnival
• Cape High's Key Club looking for new members
• McClain to address constituents at town hall session
• Open house planned to address Viscaya/Country Club improvements
• Sullivan to host evening chat session Thursday
• DCF to hold community meetings to get input on child welfare system
• Cooking Classes at Roy's Restaurant in Bonita Springs
• 'Hands Across the Sand' sends conservation message
• Shark challenge draws anglers from across the country
• Veterans gets a Southwest Florida style welcome home
• Mother and child rescued after car plunges into Lehigh canal
• Victim of reported accidental drowning identified
• County moves forward with negotiations for proposed swim center
• LMHS Support Program offers assistance to soldiers overseas, their families
• Mobile food pantry assists over 160 families in Cape
• City, police union reach tentative contract agreements
• King: Proper fuel management will result in savings
• 2008 Mercedes reported stolen from Cape home
• Cape woman charged with child neglect
• Foundation's Early Learning Center holding first summer camp
• 50 storm drain grates taken from city compound
• Body found in Edison pond identified as missing woman
• District to look at School Choice program
• Sun Splash Receives 5-Star Safety Rating from Starfish Aquatics
• Brush fire damages home, threatens duplex
• Inaugural PAL Charity Basketball Tourney deemed a success
• Fuel audit report released
• Police release composit sketches of possible suspect in Cape homicide
• Seniors' scholarship tally tips $46 million
• High schools opt to keep bell times
• How low can we go?: Drought affects Cape Coral canals, wells
• Cape looks to outsource 'bio-solids' processing
• Cape to consider assessment on lots
• New owners to showcase Cape medical building
• Southwest Florida College adds degree programs
• One of area's "Most Wanted" apprehended
• Special "Welcome Home" event for veterans June 25
• Cape police make arrests at Cape Coral metal dealer business
• Officer Misty Keller awarded Officer of the Month for May
• Impact fee reduction seen as a positive step
• Downtown CRA approves a tentative budget
• Motorcyclist in crash on Del Prado dies from injuries
• Taste of Lee set for Saturday
• Woman charged with trafficking in marijuana
• Police report: Dead man's home was marijuana grow house
• $45,000 worth of shopping carts stolen from Wal-Mart
• Man rescued from submerged vehicle identified
• Cape Coral woman celebrates 102nd birthday
• Southern Style Salon to hold grand opening Wednesday
• Road resurfacing contract questioned
• Four Freedoms beach plan draws concerns
• Plan to reduce water rate hikes proposed
• Coral Oaks Golf Course launches online tee time reservations
• Police: Death being investigated as a homicide
• Update: 'Device' found at Cape residence not suspcious
• Offifials explain need for lighted bus stops
• Second effort pushes Relay fund raiser past goal
• School year wraps up with various activities
• Lee food assistance requests up
• Barrier opponents, proponents, both say science is on their side
• Lee County to consider fee reduction
• Downtown traffic change has businesses concerned
• Red, White and Boom to include the inaugural Centurylink- Prism TV Freedom 5K Race
• More than $25,000 worth of items stolen from Cape home
• "Welcome to the Water" boating awareness event
• Nearly $14,000 reported stolen from Cape dentist's office
• LMHS to hold one-day Education Fair
• Man charged with sexual assault lewd lascivious battery
• No "oversized load" trucks permitted through Cape Coral Bridge toll plaza
• Statue stolen from in front of Cape home
• Lee Memorial Blood Center's Guns n' Hoses Blood Drive starts next week
• Charges against two U.S. soldiers to be re-examined
• Health Department issues caution concerning exposure to Caloosahatchee waters
• City and firefighters reach tentative agreements on contracts
• Rotary tree planting project continues today
• First Class: Oasis Charter High School graduates its first senior class
• International Trade Summit set for Tuesday
• 'A Bridge to the Future' School officials share successes, outline goals
• County files formal challenge on Ceitus barrier
• Police: Man drives car into a canal, killing puppy
• Cape man charged in air conditioner theft
• Police: Man from Thursday standoff charged
• Report: Man gave $172K to woman 'in danger'
• 11-year-old reportedly finds drugs near bus stop
• Food program to offer free breakfasts, lunches to children
• Hurricane season opens
• Cape property values dip another 4.87 percent
• Council nixes charter pay raise proposal
• Country star Heidi Newfield to headline Red, White and Boom
• Fort Myers man faces drug charge
• Cape Bob Evans named 'restaurant of the year'
• School district to consider superintendent contract
• King says he did not violate city policy
• 52 single-family home permits pulled in Lee County in May
• Cape Coral man rescued from waters in Boca Grande Pass
• Northwest Cape brush fire continues to burn
• Citizen survey: Public safety scores high, other categories show resident disatisfaction
• Ford Expedition stolen from Cape home
• Cape man accidentally shots himself in arm, leg
• Burglars take $53,000 worth of items from home, leave man with bloody nose
• Treasure Hunters RoadShow visits Cape Coral
• Firefighters have brush fire off Burnt Store 75 percent contained
• New non-profit looking to welcome Pfc. Corey Kent home
• Man drowns at Boca Grande Pass
• Cape fire/emergency crews have busy afternoon
• Lehigh man charged in multiple AC thefts
• Shark challenge coming to Cape Harbour
• Update: Tornado relief effort continues today
• School district hails third grade FCAT reading, math, scores
• Remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice
• Building permit numbers take tiny tick upward
• Man charged in April traffic accident
• Man charged with second degree murder in NFM death
• Cape man pleads guilty to producing, distributing fake driver's licenses
• PFC Corey Kent Deserves Triumphant Cape Coral Homecoming
• School Board approves high school bowling as varsity sport
• Air conditioner, pool heater stolen
• Cape man accused of using computer chats to lure 'teen' for sex
• Tornado relief drive drawing donations
• Police seek leads following syringes-in-a-mailbox report
• Cape police officer receives new bullet-proof vest
• Man's reported request that battery victim drop charges results in new charge
• 'Friends of the Cape' will collect bottled water for Missouri/Oklahoma tornado victims
• Four air-conditioning units damaged at Cape church
• Account set up for Brissette's son
• Negotiations between city, police union still deadlocked
• Commission seeks administrative hearing over Ceitus barrier
• Cape man sentenced to life in prison in stabbing death
• Man dies in auto crash in Cape Coral
• Traditions on the Beach - Gulf-Front Sanibel Dining
• City celebrates Del Pado road project completion
• Firefighters donate to Iwo Jima statue restoration project
• Safety on the water
• Lee schools to considerathletic penalty fees
• Utility assessment pending?: Cape considers new levy on 'infill' properties
• An enduring love story: 70 years of wedded bliss
• Cape police detectives arrest suspect in series of burglaries
• Armed Forces Day event Saturday
• 39 new troopers join FHP today
• Community Self Storage Yard Sale event benefits Cape veterans group
• 2010 annual crime rate numbers released; Cape Coral is second safest city in Florida
• Lee Memorial Health System Foundation announces allocations
• 911 River Rally to be held at Sunsplash Family Water Park
• Nature Center tour a hit with students
• Updated: Monroe chief tapped to take reins of Lee County School District
• Florida voters facing significant changes
• State denies Cape's boat lift barrier permit
• Cape council considers new assessment on 'infill' lots
• Lockdown lifted at East Lee County High School
• Candidate announces in District 2
• Monroe chief tapped to take reins of Lee County School District
• City seeks in-house applicants for Public Works director's post
• Sheriff's Youth Activities League to host Public Safety Expo
• Grand Opening & Family Fun Walk for Del Prado improvements Saturday
• Pay reductions, health insurance major sticking points in union negotiations
• PHOTO - A Sanibel Less Seen
• Police release names of two found dead in Cape residence Sunday
• Update: Police believe deaths a murder/suicide
• PHOTO - A Sanibel Beach Meditation
• Applicants sought for Citizens' Police Academy
• Viva Cape Coral! slated for next Saturday
• Mayor calls special meeting to discuss proposed charter changes
• Jeffrey Pearson hired as utilities director
• Cape fire suspendeds brown-outs
• Cape Coral police still looking for information regarding armored truck robbery
• 1990 double-murder remains on radar
• Kayaker pulls woman from Cape canal
• Cape man charged with child abuse
• Fund-raiser planned to help Cape teens with trip to Australia
• Community-Police Advisory Committee formed
• Living Sanibel by Charles Sobczak
• School district, Donnell issue joint statement: No admission of guilt
• Councilman working on ordinance to permit dogs into outside dining venues
• Liam's Family Time Celebration set for May 14
• City seeks eagle watch volunteers
• Speed Politics: Chamber offers opportunity to speak with local officials
• Commission submits proposed charter amendments
• PHOTO - Living and Dying on Bowmans Beach, Sanibel Island
• Police: Cape man stole computer from home
• Planning eyes downtown codes
• Cape Coral Mayor's Scholarship Program awards 17 $1,500 grants
• Interim memorandum on audit is pending
• School District sees FCAT score increase
• Insurance agent accused of embezzling premiums
• Fort Myers museums offer free admission for moms
• Candidate announces bid for Cape Coral City Council District 7 seat
• Cape police seek information from hit-and-run incident
• Cape marks National Day of Prayer
• 'Do The Right Thing' program presents scholarships
• Man charged with stabbing Cape resident
• District expects additional shortfalls
• Island Inn on Sanibel
• Spring operating schedule to begin at Sun Splash
• Proceeds from restaurant's grand opening to be donated to injured Cape police officer
• Donnell retains employment with Lee County School District
• Del Prado traffic shifts to new lanes
• U.S. Army Reserve deputy chief tours the city
• Former Sanibel mayor, MPO chair Carla Brooks Johnston passes
• Prescription Drug Take-Back Day takes drugs off the street
• Mayor's Scholarship banquet Wednesday
• Cape council to consider GO bond referendum
• County official: Council comments didn't 'ruin deal'
• September completion target set for 'undergrounding' project
• Police to 'take back' expired drugs
• Lee County Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Cape man sentenced to 15 years on drug charges
• Man sentenced to 10 years for armed robbery
• Copper stolen from business air conditioning units
• Home invasion robbery reported in south Cape Coral
• Lee Sheriff's Office: Cape man charged in missing woman's death led investigators to body
• 'Castles in the Sun' to be presented at Cape Historical Society meeting
• Cape Harbour's first Cruise-In set for May 5
• City proposes straight pay cuts during union negotiations with firefighters
• Donnell requests administrtive hearing
• Cape Coral police arrest suspect following chase; recover fully loaded pistol
• Greenwell's steps off Easter with egg hunt on Saturday
• Sheriff Scott receives Liberty Bell Award
• Sunrise service shares message of hope
• CRA to tackle zoning, development regulations
• Blue lights to illuminate police support
• Easter in the Cape:
• Four Freedoms beach funding approved
• Cape to consider creation of police review board
• RE/MAX Realty Team returns as title sponsor for 2011 Red White and Boom
• Injured police officer returns home
• Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers earns awards
• Temporary road closure set for Del Prado/Pine Island Road intersection
• City releases results of lunch break probe
• PHOTO - Sundown at Island Inn
• Cape council to discuss utility GO bond proposal
• Schwing hired as Bonita Springs manager
• School district looks at unpaid suspension authority to save money
• 'Season' spurs unemployment dip
• Union takes issue with cell phone policy
• PHOTO - Predawn at Island Inn on Sanibel
• Captiva named a top U.S. beach destination
• Town hall meeting scheduled on North Fort Myers Surface Water Management Plan
• Cape police selected to test new TASER
• Cape Coral Police Neighborhood Watch meeting tonight
• Volunteers by the score hit the streets for a cleaner Cape Coral
• Double the vessels, double the fun: Cardboard boat race sets sail
• Cape officer in hospital following shooting
• 'March for Babies' walk to step off April 30
• Superintendentcandidates down to the top five
• Local groups, volunteers, ahead of national initiative when it comes to support for military families
• Cape cell phone debate gets heated
• Earth Day celebration today at Rotary Park
• Cape Coral Police detectives make arrests in burglary case
• Cape woman charged with manslaughter in death of her sister
• Vehicle reported stolen
• Sobriety checkpoint planned for this weekend
• Mayor John Sullivan to host Town Hall Meeting on Saturday
• Boaters rescued after vessel catches fire
• County votes to raze Seafarer's building on Fort Myers Beach
• Man faces drug charges after Cape police raid grow house
• Swim center proposal stays afloat
• Cape police: Two charged in robbery
• Oasis High MUN team wins big at final conference
• Fund raiser to promote pet adoption, fight hunger
• Auditor search likely
• Lawsuit in the making?: Water plant report roils into controversy
• Chili fest fund raiser in sight of $5,000 goal
• "Taste of the Town" serves up unique fund raiser
• Saturday morning residential fire remains under investigation
• More calls, fewer resources: Cape fire and rescue strives to maintain service levels
• 'Less intense' flu season ends
• 'Focus group' forms to address animal services
• Students gear up for FCATs
• Student blood drives integral part of local donations success
• Man under state supervision for inference of custody of minor
• Man sentenced to three years in prison after marijuana grow house bust
• Homeowner reports theft of $23,000 in jewelry
• Over $50,000 stolen from business account
• Officials may seek fee reimbursement after ethics complaint dismissed
• Cape man accused of using Internet to lure children sentenced
• 'Sunny Mugg's' introduces new dining concept in Cape Coral
• P&Z approves zoning changes
• Committee culls superintendent applicant list
• Ethics complaints dismissed
• Rescued dog reunited with owner
• Scott Slusser tapped to serve as interim HR director
• Sullivan to host first "live" online chat
• Fort Myers man charged in December shooting
• School district looks to eliminate positions, tap reserve funds to balance budget
• Two remain hospitalized after Saturday chain-reaction accident
• City's Human Resources director to retire
• Cape Coral Police make attempted murder arrest in pool-hall stabbing
• Candle causes $85,000 damage in one of three Saturday night fires
• Liver transplant leads to healthy childhood for Cape boy
• Tickets on sale for key ALS clinic fund raiser
• Lee County health ranking 23rd in state
• Roadwork update:
• Family focuses on fight for traffic light
• Traffic enforcement update for Monday
• PHOTO - Colorful Tropical Growth on Sanibel
• Midpoint toll plaza work postponed due to weather threat
• Fuel audit information due in April
• Two charged following attack on SUV, passengers
• Westbound lanes of Midpoint Bridge to be closed Friday morning
• On-line map lets Cape residents track crime
• Cape man sought in sex crime incident located in Oklahoma
• Red Sox stadium to be named JetBlue Park
• Reward offered for information on bald eagle shooting
• 9-1-1 and emergency operations continue despite lightning strike
• 2010 Annual Report available on Sheriff's Office website
• Police release video of robbery suspect
• Fossil & History Festival gave glimpse of Cape's past
• Beer Fest fund raiser draws good crowd
• Citizen group to take legal steps to seek domain holder
• Builders group says city cell phone plan not working as intended
• 'Classic student athlete' Evelyn Rios plans to become a U.S. Navy pilot
• Conservation plan back on the table
• School District waiting for last-minute applicants
• Traffic stop leads to three arrests on drug-related charges
• Traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Lush Food and Wine in Fort Myers
• Deputies investigating fatal crash
• Citizen group files complaint concerning 'defamatory' counter site
• Man who threatened his sister, her boyfriend with firearm apprehended
• Update: Citizen group files complaint concerning "defamatory" counter site
• STEMtastic Showcase Fair set for Saturday
• Patriot Elementary's SMART Night draws record attendance
• 'Drug House Odyssey' highlights consequences of poor decisions
• Northwest Cape re-paving project under way
• Fort Myers Film Festival kicks off Friday
• First round in student assignment lottery complete
• Military trial begins Wednesday for soldier accused of killing Afghan civilians
• Former Cape resident nabbed by deputies, charged with theft
• Citizens' Briefing section added to Cape police website
• Southwest Florida International Airport reports February traffic
• Couple arrested on multiple burglary charges
• Cape police detectives make arrest in embezzlement case
• Judge: Soldier from Cape Coral can show he reported Afghan plot
• Police: Grow house bust yields pot plants, marijuana, valued at $160,000
• Keep Lee County Beautiful draws good Cape contingent
• 'Giants' fill the skys over R/Seahawks Park
• Pay decrease on the table for police employees
• Where there's smoke....Officials trying to keep wildfire season in check
• U.S. Census numbers are no surprise
• Moratorium on 'pain clinics'proposed
• 17th annual 'Gathering of Giants' this weekend
• Sheriff's office traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Lane closures scheduled for Santa Barbara Boulevard
• Nighttime lane closures slated for Del Prado intersection
• Man dies in Collier County traffic accident
• $14,000 in jewelry stolen from Cape home
• Cape man charged with reckless driving, fleeing from police
• $45,000 worth of air conditioning equipment reported stolen
• Harney Point Kiwanis to hold bowl-a-thon fund-raiser
• Repaving project to temporarily close Del Prado/Pine Island Road intersection
• Beach fire chief agrees to pay cut
• Parts reported stolen from air conditioners
• Matlacha - Paradise of Vivid Contrasts
• Lee County Sheriff's Office, deputies, state attorney, citizens recognized
• Safe containing cash stolen from Cape home
• Local law enforcement agencies participating in Click It or Ticket campaign
• Driver in fatal accident identified
• Cape in running as 'America's Utimate Fishing Town
• LCSO plans sobriety checkpoint this weekend
• Cape Coral Police offer 'Vacation House Check' registration online
• North Cape road paving project to begin Wednesday
• March in the Park attracts good crowd
• Cape's Economic Development Office looks to business leaders to help drive efforts
• Man dies in multi-car crash on Veteran's Parkway
• Heart transplant recipient an organ transplant success story
• Business Assistance Expo today at Club Square
• New swim center plan proposed
• Man dies in multi-car accident on Veterans Parkway
• Business Assistance Expo Saturday at Club Square
• Firefighters rescue dog from canal
• Local unemployment numbers increase slightly
• Cape Coral fire units working variety of incidents
• Pancake breakfast to raise funds for Kiwanis scholarships
• Cape Coral patrol officers, insurers, verify insurance compliance during traffic stops
• City seeks arbitration in police pay dispute
• Utility post draws crowded slate of applicants
• Snowbirds urged to leave food at post office
• City receives 75 applications for new city utilities director post
• Teens to undergo pre-file diversion program
• Workers rally to 'Awake the State'
• Teens charged with criminal mischief for knocking down mailboxes
• Legal Department: RFP not required for construction, forensic audits
• Sun Splash Family Waterpark set to open March 12
• Public Works reorganization to be discussed Monday
• Irish Festival this weekend
• Cape officer saves infant
• City employees to vote on 3% pay cut
• FHP won't charge Cape driver in fatal accident
• Emergency crews find, rescue boy
• Victim's family offers condolences to man charged in fatal boating accident
• Clarification: 'Mayor backs off of pursuit of utilities audit'
• Cape Coral city manager announces reorganization of city services
• Impact fee waiver approved by council
• Manslaughter charge filed in fatal Cape boating accident
• United Way campaign extended two weeks
• Fort Myers man sentenced to nine years in Cape robberies
• Red Sox Spring Training Dreams
• 'Largest crowd' ever at Burrowing Owl Fest
• Jewish Food Fest attracts capacity crowd
• GO bond may top questions at town hall meeting
• Family praying for toddler's recovery
• Road to the future: Public hears Burnt Store widening plans
• King says he did not sign petition
• Temple to host Jewish Food Fest Sunday
• Traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Woman finds handgun in piece of luggage just purchased from store
• Sgt. says soldier's dad reported plot
• Kitchen fire forces family from home
• City manager looking to reorganize Cape's Public Works Dept.
• Victory is sweet!: Seahawks celebrate state win
• Pavlos: No city fuel is missingPavlos: No city fuel is missing
• Lee School District dropout rates plunge
• Cape Coral Fire Department offering CERT Training Class
• Man sentenced to 30 years for burglaries
• Family praying for child's recovery
• Cape Coral Irish Festival
• Residents have two more opportunities to help plan the Cape
• Traffic pattern change expected on Del Prado Boulevard
• New traffic pattern set for Santa Barbara Boulevard
• Milling, paving work to begin at toll plaza
• Church to host A Unique Audio Visual Event
• Subway burglary suspects remain in jail
• Parks and Recreation employee accused of stealing city funds
• Burrowing Owl Festival an eco-tourism draw
• Cell phone program paying off, officials say
• Cape's economic development initiatives offer new kinds of aid
• Mentors aid teens with diabetes
• Drop-off program keeps hazardous waste out of Lee landfill
• Race for the Cure looking to break million-dollar mark
• #progressis #oldphone @ghostexecutive - SWFL Resident is Finalist in Audi Twitter Contest
• Edison Grand Parade road closures announced
• Police: Counterfeit merchandise, drugs and guns seized
• Sheriff's Office warns of on-line payment scam
• Walgreen's proposes new downtown location
• City crews repair sewer valve break caused by hit-and-run driver
• Waste Pro News - February 11, 2011
• Taste of the Tropics at Sandoval
• Tax Collector now has six local offices
• Charity event planned for fallen deputy
• Concerned citizens push for traffic signal at Skyline, Pine Island Road
• CCPD continuing effort to cut costs
• Update: Siver Magic fund raiser deemed a success, turnout "great"
• Yard sale raises funds for planned military museum
• Silver Magic Car and Bike Show draws crowd
• Ceitus boat lift re-installation still in city's court
• Restaurateurs vow to reopen following fire
• FDOT: Lee slated for road projects
• Prescription for fighting abuse
• Cape to consider impact fee waiver
• Free Parking at Bonita Beach on Little Hickory Island
• Prior investigation involving officer ended in settlements
• Superintendent Search Citizens Committee gets first briefing
• Motorcyclist killed in Pine Island accident a Cape resident
• Iwo Jima flag-raising ceremony set for Feb 20
• Metz, Fuller funeral homes merge
• Family fears for father following canal accident
• Fire causes $100,000 damage to restaurant in Cape
• Crash victim ID'd
• Edison Festival of Light announces Grand Parade marshals
• Police investigate report of man forcing his way into woman's apartment
• City retains attorneys for officials in ethics complaint
• School District could face budget shortfalls
• Deficient Emergency Room Services
• Operation Medicine Cabinet results released
• New Dollar General Store grand opening Feb. 12
• Morning kitchen fire causes $25,000 damage
• Governor issues budget, budget statement
• Participants praise 'walking town hall meeting'
• Phone scam warning issued
• Symphony at Sunset concert today at Four Freedoms Park
• Cape chamber to conduct focus sessions
• Auditors stay focused on tasks at hand
• Cape officials hail Army Reserve site selection
• Cape police ratchet up traffic enforcement
• Midpoint Bridge toll plaza reconstruction lane shifts begin Monday
• Cape Chorale again offering singing Valentines
• Finalists named for Young Artists Awards
• Symphony at Sunset concert Saturday at Four Freedoms Park
• City moving forward; to seek repayment from officers
• Parkway resurfacing meeting draws few concerns
• Blind Pass on Sanibel
• Two accused soldiers to go before military court
• City has no immediate plans to search for new police chief
• Clerk of courts office takes over fuel consumption audit
• Cape selected for U.S. Army Reserve Center
• Cape EDO unveils incentives package
• Mayor proposes new UEP audit
• Marine from Lehigh laid to rest
• Municipal fuel data accuracy questioned
• Fuel audit under way: Questions about accuracy of database provided to auditors
• First-ever art festival draws good crowd
• Blues vs. Blaze fund raiser breaks record
• Report: Cart stolen during golf game
• Cape Police Department recognizes volunteers
• Brandt announces re-election bid
• Cape conducting internal investigation into lunch-time vehicle us
• All County orchestras to perform Friday
• School district begins applying grant money to programs
• School District seeks to add employees to its Wellness Program
• More students on free lunch program
• 'Nothing's resolved' on police pay issue
• Tragic homecoming: Marine from Lehigh killed in Afghanistan on his way home
• City Council to hear flea market petition on Monday
• Atheist group president ejected from meeting after mayor takes issue with T-shirt
• Quilt and fiber art show a unique draw
• Sunny Sunday draws better crowd to Italian Fest
• Marine from Lehigh killed in Afghanistan was on third deployment
• Police: Marijuana intercepted in transit; two arrested
• District encourages school 'choice' applications
• Services set for student
• Unemployment dips in Lee
• Manufacturer seeks Lee County info
• Marine from Lehigh killed in Afghanistan
• Matlacha Civic votes in favor of Ceitus barrier replacement
• Update: Five-year-old reporting missing found
• State Fire Marshal's Office continues investigation into kitchen fire
• Drivers across state warned of dense fog this week
• Update: Deputies continue to search for suspect in Fort Myers Beach bank robber
• Driver involved in 2009 traffic fatality receives prison sentence
• Cayo Costa name change idea stirs opposition on Gasparilla Island
• Police unfair labor practice claim dismissed
• Cape police arrest, charge two men in separate weekend burglaries
• Sobriety checkpoint planned for this weekend
• Funeral arrangements announced For Lee County deputy
• Debate over teacher's political blog heats up
• Tour de Cape hits the road this weekend
• Jobs incentive cash flowing; Cape hoping for bigger share
• City, vendor addressing trash bin size issue
• Interlocal audit to tackle city fuel consumption first
• Contract offices to offer postal services Monday
• Temporary nighttime lane closures planned for Santa Barbara Boulevard in Cape
• Cape home damaged in morning fire
• Motorcyclist in fatal traffic crash identified
• Photography show winners announced
• DCF concludes investigation into Cape facility
• Public works director resigns
• Cape man sentenced to prison for shootout
• School district adjusts start times
• Morning argument ends in gunfire
• Daredevil kitty survives a nine-story leap
• Soldier charged with killing Afghan civilian to go before military court
• School board sets community forums schedule to gather input on for superintendent hiring
• Obama: US grieving, shocked over Ariz. rampage
• Congresswoman's condition stable; 8 hospitalized
• 2010 prelim. results: 30-year traffic death low
• Military: Ariz. shooting suspect failed drug test
• Banner crowd attends Rotary's Festival of the Arts
• Police searching for missing 11-year-old in Naples
• Docs say hard to predict Giffords' brain damage
• Suspect in attack on congresswoman acted alone
• 3 helped subdue man who killed 6 at Arizona store
• Weavers ply their craft
• Bomb threat suspect arrested
• Update: Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, at least 5 killed
• Matlacha Bridge now open after being closed temporarily
• Body of missing student found in waters off Costa Rica
• Cape Police Volunteer Unit increases contribution time by 29 percent in 2010
• Cape Bob Evans restaurants to host veterans themed fund-raiser
• Local police union files complaint with state concerning Cape officers
• LCSO officer resigns after investigation of improper conduct, insubordination
• Oglethorpe student from Cape missing off Costa Rican coast
• Lee Memorial Transplant Center receives bronze medal
• Resident loses $28,000 worth of items in burglary
• Bank robbery suspect apprehended in North Fort Myers
• Intermittent lane closures on Del Prado Boulevard and SR 78 / Pine Island Road
• Cape Coral to stop providing cell phones to employees
• Cape Harbour's New Year's celebration draws thousands
• Officials to pursue their UEP lawsuit
• Many thanks
• Law enforcement gears up for holiday weekend
• Cape Harbour's 5th annual New Year's Eve party Friday
• Cape man charged with arson in house fire
• North Fort Myers man sought in connection with bank robbery
• Fake pot suspected of sickening 3
• House fire cause attributed to candle deemed accidental
• 'Paint the Cape' draws 20 artists
• Kettle donations still short
• County task force forms to battle 'hoarding'
• Cape asked to address spreader 'breaches'
• Traffic delays expected at Santa Barbara/Veterans intersection
• Downtown Countdown 2010 Party of the Decade Friday
• Fire likely started by candle damages Cape home
• Bush family returns to Boca to renew longtime island ties
• Southwest Florida braces for another cold blast
• Accident victim dies from injuries suffered in Tuesday afternoon crash
• Council supports manager in wage dispute
• Residents help boost holiday spirit with brightly decorated homes
• Travelers, take care: Holiday traffic up
• Council rejects UEP lawsuit settlement
• 'Snow Pile' makes holidays a little brighter
• Accident causes signal outage at Burnt Store Road and Veterans Parkway
• Teens' quick action helps save home from severe fire damage
• Over 13 percent of all Lee County residents still unemployed
• Man accused of bilking investors out of $345,000
• 'Grinch' steals presents, more from home
• Driver suffers life-threatening injuries in rollover crash
• Cape Coral city manager to launch website Jan. 1
• Holiday safety
• Special council meeting called
• Cold weather fuels carbon monoxide danger
• Student homelessness worsens in Lee, Charlotte counties
• No home for the holidays: Hundreds of homeless students in Lee schools
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Over $8,000 in jewelry stolen from home
• Tickets on sale for Best South Cape Martini Competition
• CRA 'grants' facade funds to Sweetbay plaza
• Sullivan, Deile opt not to attend closed meeting to discuss mediated lawsuit settlement
• Cape Council regulates towing; sets rate schedule
• Principal placed on administrative leave
• Local governments present their legislative agendas
• Jobs picture bleak for Cape Coral/Fort Myers
• Historical Society/Museum elects officers for 2011
• Scams that will steal your new year cheer
• Superintendent search to be conducted by Florida School Board Association
• Elementary and high schools likely to start their days earlier next year
• Council OKs financial help to repair Iwo Jima statue
• Police union contests college credit payback demand
• Small businesses get break on recycling fees
• Messiah Church to hold 24th 'Living Nativity' Christmas Diorama
• Vote paves way for commercial center at Santa Barbara, Veterans
• Freeze warning issued for Southwest Florida
• Cape Coral Indian Festival draws interested crowd
• Cape Coral Indian Festival continues Sunday
• Cape Indian Festival set for this weekend
• CCCIA issues annual Awards of Excellence
• Cape Coral man pleads no contest to racketeering charges
• First forecast: Early projections predict nine hurricanes in '11
• Document release fails to quell controversy
• Mangrove Marathon and Half Marathon
• Police: Missing 17-year-old boy found
• City releases records associated with Martin public works report
• Man accused of RICO enters plea
• Burn victim dies from injuries
• Cape Coral Police Department serves notice to officers who failed to obtain education credits
• Cape firefighters rescue man from burning home
• City Business Advocacy program 'overwhelmed'
• Small business classes prove popular
• Freeze warning in effect for Southwest Florida next few days
• Fire weather warning issue
• Wreaths Across America ceremony in Fort Myers
• FHP releases Thanksgiving weekend enforcement results
• New traffic pattern planned for portion of Santa Barbara Boulevard
• Code compliance officers to start 'Paint Your Heart Out' Program
• Cape man: $10,000 travel trailer stolen
• Discrimination complaint involving CCPD has been resolved at the local level
• CCPD tightens policy for take-home vehicles
• 23 single-family house permits issued in November in county
• Temporary lane closure set at Santa Barbara Boulevard and Southwest 28th Street
• Identity of pedestrian struck and killed crossing U.S. 41 not yet identified
• Edison State College to offer small business classes in January
• Sheriff's Office plans sobriety checkpoint this weekend
• US escapes major hurricanes for 5th straight year
• Train show draws larger-than-usual crowd
• Christmas Market attracts shoppers
• Shoppers hit the stores early
• SAO receives file in fatal boat crash
• Finalists named for financial services director
• Counterfeit cash found in the Cape
• County office willing to help with fuel audit
• Condition of man injured in motorcycle accident improves
• Santa to arrive via motorcycle to 54th annual Holiday House this Saturday
• Man arrested for Cape burglaries a suspect in additional incidents
• '2010 Annual Cocktail Reception' to benefit Cape Coral Mayors Scholarship Fund
• Soldier from Cape Coral accused in Afghan case waives hearing
• Army reviews leadership in alleged thrill kills
• Cape Tool and Tackle to hold annual Customer Appreciation Day
• King extends Towler contract to April 2
• Southwest Florida Blues Festival draws music lovers
• Man dies in ATV accident
• Natural playscape installed at Messina Children's Center
• Unemployment figure drops again in October
• Cole Bros. Circus of the Stars to roll into Cape next week
• High school graduation rate hits an all-time high
• Questions abound about missing fuel report
• 10th Gulf Middle Winter Break Program begins Dec. 20
• CCPD, FBI, local bankers discuss robbery, prevention procedures
• Students reported injured in car/bus accident
• Big Brothers Big Sisters holding toy collection drive
• C.A.R.E.S. to host Survivors Stepping Out 5k Walk Saturday
• Challenges planned to raise awareness of area's homeless
• Cole Bros. Circus ambassador visits Kids World Preschool
• Smalltooth sawfish issue topic of discussion
• Police locate man wanted on sexual battery charge
• Three new school board members sworn in
• CRA Vision Plan moves into phase two
• Police continue search for battery suspect
• Renovation of former public safety building to move ahead
• Coconut Festival attracts over 21,000 during three-day run
• Union notifies city of intent to appeal officer's firing
• Shell Point model train room attraction open for visitors
• 'Operation Medicine Cabinet' deemed a success
• Coconut Fest off to a good start
• Can't sleep tight when bedbugs bite
• Auditor's invoice could be turned over to collections
• CRA 'vision plan' unveiling Tuesday
• Home prices continue downward slide
• Report: officers justified in shooting dog
• Large crowd turns out for Cape Veterans Day parade
• Man charged with DUI manslaughter in accident that killed trash collection worker
• Report: Drug use among Florida students declines
• Resident thinks Ten Commandments should be posted in city hall
• 'Adapt or Die'
• Goodwill, Community Bank to host 'Shred Day'
• Lee County Community Band concert series starts Sunday
• Roadwork to temporary close portion of Old Pondella Road
• Cape's new 'Veteran's Investment Zone' already drawing development interest
• Police: Motorcyclist crashes, dies
• City to celebrate Veterans Day with parade
• Nine contract post offices open on Veterans Day
• Custom motorcycle stolen from Cape home
• Two die In Lehigh Acres traffic crash
• FDLE arrests third person in sale of child case
• Man charged in thefts remains in jail
• No foul play suspected in death of woman found floating in canal
• Investigation continues into home fire
• Warmer weather spurs better turnout for school craft fair, garage sale
• Cape man charged with attempted murder
• Watt, Biggs, honored with Tabor Award
• JRL Ventures/Marine Concepts pick up community business award
• City, officials, go to mediation in UEP lawsuit
• Fee investigation finds Cape owes land owners
• Woman charged with kidnapping arrested in Tennessee
• Babysitter charged in infant's death
• Cape Hospital center to offer free autism spectrum disorder screening
• Condition upgraded for man injured in motorcycle accident
• Condo association shocked by rash of flag thefts
• JRL Ventures/Marine Concepts culls Blue Chip Community Business Award
• Scott appoints gubernatorial transition team
• Pulmonary and critical care medicine physician accepts position of chief medical officer at Lee Memorial Health System
• Voter rejection of Amendment 4 hailed
• Cape teen hospitalized after smoking 'synthetic marijuana'
• Mann tops Fernandez for judicial seat
• 40 percent of county voters head to the polls Tuesday
• Manning, Bigelow, Hall retain county commission seats
• Fischer wins school board runoff
• Alex Sink concedes Fla. gov. race to Rick Scott
• Scott holds on to early lead over Sink with 85 percent of precincts counted
• Florida voters reject land-use amendment
• Amendment to loosen class-size limits fails
• Repeal of public campaign finance system rejected
• GOP gains two-thirds majority in Fla. Legislature
• Registration under way for Veterans Day Midpoint Madness 5K
• Teacher from Edison Child Care Center earns honor
• Ordinance OK'd to allow 48 single-family homes in Sandoval
• Council discussion of moving ALC modulars on hold
• Voters head to the polls today
• 2010 St. Andrew Craft Fair & Garage Sale this weekend
• Dismissed officer had history of disciplinary inquiries
• Exit poll: Rubio backers unhappy with government
• It appears Florida voters reject land-use amendment
• Fla. military tax break amendment passes
• Waste Pro hears concerns at town hall
• Cape costume contest goes to the dogs
• Still No. 2 in the nation: Local foreclosures jump 12 percent from last quarter
• Officials warn of danger of 'synthetic marijuana'
• Recovered fingerprint leads to arrest in 2008 burglary
• Motorcyclist suffers life-threatening injuries after striking utility pole
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Free SWFL attractions trade show to be held in Fort Myers
• Firefighter charged with driving under the influence
• Law enforcement to step up patrols over Halloween weekend
• Celebration Cape community to hold Hometown Hero Day
• Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie, Auxiliary ready for 'Boat for Hope'
• Students decorating shoes, backpacks to be sent to Haiti
• Funds from yard and bake sale to help local resident
• Cape VIN unit charges man with selling cocaine
• West Nile virus confirmed in Lee County
• Public fingerprint availability to change
• State Attorney's Office will not file charges against youth accused of showing illicit photos to teen
• Cape man accused in two home burglaries
• Manatee deaths up in 2010
• Lee Memorial Auxiliary celebrates 60th anniversary
• Reduced impact fee suggested for new homes with sprinkler system installed
• City may look into providing ambulance service
• Oktoberfest attracts huge crowd opening weekend
• County amends ordinance to allow permitted concealed weapons in parks
• Body of drowning victim recovered off Fort Myers Beach
• Soldier from Cape Coral charged in Afghan killing kept in solitary
• DDWS announces photo contest winners
• LCEC Golf Tournament to benefit United Way raises $27,000
• Third annual 'Breakfast With the Blades' set for
• Southwest Florida Community Foundation announces Women's Legacy Fund fall luncheon
• Northbound Lanes of Del Prado Boulevard closed from Viscaya to Southest 6th Street
• Del Prado re-opened to traffic
• AIDPS, an authorized iSekurity Distributor, brings jobs to SWFL
• Pirates in Paradise raises money for food bank
• Spooktacular Vette/Chevy Fest draws classic car buffs
• Oktoberfest 'draws' a crowd
• Mayor to hold Town Hall meeting today
• Positive sign? Job 'recruitment' seen in Lee County
• MPO rejects Cape 'flyover'
• Utility assessment plan gaining traction
• Police: Child rides bike into bus
• McDonald's to offer free Apple Dippers to costumed kids on Halloween
• Cape teen shot in Suncoast Estates
• 'Ride for Gary'
• Premier Insurance Corporation to move to Cape Coral Parkway
• CRA pledges $10,000 to four chamber events
• Relay for Life kickoff party Monday at Palmetto Pine Country Club
• Over 2,000 teachers nominated for Golden Apple award
• Student art show opens
• Teachers to get 1 percent boost, bonus
• Copper costs a concern for downtown utility project
• Krym to continue as interim city auditor
• Contract renewed for health benefits for city employees
• Council approves plan for auto service center
• United Way to officially kick off campaign Wednesday
• Cape man makes replicas of Special Equestrians logos
• 112 city employees to take unpaid furloughs
• Man pleads not guilty over uncompleted work
• Public forum: Renter's Rights & Fair Housing
• CCHS students recognized by National Merit Scholarship Corporation
• Early voters cast ballots on Monday
• Health Fair also draws attention to military support group
• Farmer's Market has fruitful first day of the season
• Cape man accused of making false bomb threat
• Student arrested after officials find handgun at school
• Army won't seek death in Afghan killings case
• And the winner is ... Prize in Cruze give-away headed to Iowa
• Bishop Verot named a top-50 Catholic high school
• One soldier faces court martial
• Kia dealership set to open on former Saturn site
• Cape announces business investment zone
• Sullivan, McGrail, Brandt plan town hall meetings
• Edison's Martin welcomed in Cape Coral
• City customer billing services employee charged with grand theft
• Dilich's 'Mermaids of the Deep' on display at Wild Child Gallery
• Cape police department earns re-accreditation
• Cape firefighter facing DUI charge
• Forum held for local judicial candidates
• Native Plant Society wants those old city recycling bins
• North High alumni to be honored at homecoming football game Friday
• Rubio, Giuliani to appear at Shell Factory Saturday
• Island Coast teacher receives excellence in education award
• Police say woman's death not 'suspicious'
• North Fort Myers man dies in single-car crash
• Rare opportunity to study the fictional and religious works of C. S. Lewis
• Beach taps former Cape P&Z commissioner as economic development director
• Wachovia Wells Fargo supports SWFL Museum of History Education with grant award
• Columbus Day Parade, Food Fest attracts large crowd
• Chamber's Farmer's Market and CRA Street Market to merge
• Training session held for local Child Abduction Response Team
• Gov. Crist recognizes Hispanic Heritage Month contest winners
• TALC, district reach tentative contract agreement
• 32nd Cape High homecoming parade Thursday
• Man sentenced to two years in stabbing death
• Jimmy Nelson entertains near full-house crowd at Historical Society meeting
• Pirates in Paradise 'Curse of the Coral' coming to The Joint
• Kingsway Christian Center's Big Top Celebration Oct. 31
• Sobriety checkpoint planned for this weekend
• Cape fire stations hold tours for the public
• Lee school officials support Amendment 8
• Columbus Day festivities today
• 'Flyovers' have trouble getting off the ground
• Military families mark War in Afghanistan's 10-year milestone
• Barrier re-placement letter pending
• Fire safety, prevention being stressed by local firefighters
• School board approves contract for interim superintendent
• Lee VCB teams with Lonely Planet in marketing
• 'Royal Key' proposal gets P&Z approval
• Charter commission explores pay raise for Cape council
• Prescription plan comes to Lee County
• Diocese of Venice appoints vicar general
• Substitute Teachers Association to host training session
• Man reports semi-cab stolen
• Work on traffic signal slowing motorists
• Krym gaining support to serve as interim city auditor
• Fire Station One to become multi-use facility?
• Cape Arts Studio to host reception for painter
• Man charged for involvement with liquor store thefts
• Two-month investigation ends in seven arrests
• $19,000 in jewelry stolen from resident
• Car reported stolen from Cape condo parking lot
• Sunset cruise to benefit injured soldier from Cape
• LMHS now offering Sentinelle Vanguard Breast MRI
• Jimmy Nelson to speak at Historical Society meeting Oct. 12
• Fort Myers Beach town council taps Stewart for manager's post
• Cape man wins seventh annual Gasparilla Island 5K Run
• Get out and vote group draws packed house
• "Yappy Hour' a splashing success
• Living the Season - Hot Mulled Apple Cider
• Poker run to benefit family of child recovering from rare eye cancer
• Waste Pro begins service
• Six Cape schools earn Five Star School Award
• 'Open House at the Fire House' next Saturday
• City auditor resigns; last day Oct. 15
• Cape woman charged in prostitution sting
• Input sought for New Horizon 2035
• Celebration of Sam Bailey's life Saturday at Historical Village
• Authorities seize drugs, guns from Cape home
• Hospital teacher helps ill youngsters keep up with school work
• Greenwell's Haunted Hike promises to be 'very scary, very twisted'
• Voter registration deadline Oct. 4 for general election
• Rosewind Motel in disrepair, a concern for nearby residents
• Brandt seeks solidarity on northwest spreader issue
• Authorities: Man fraudulently obtained prescriptions
• Report: Computers stolen from Cape hospital
• Cape Wellness Center to host exercise class for breast cancer survivors
• interNACHI Chapter Membership
• Council officially sets water, sewer rates
• Crist visits Cypress Lake Middle School
• Lee County fugitive arrested in Georgia
• Lee Memorial named Best Hospital Workplace
• Man charged in connection with fatal traffic accident
• Volunteers sought for Toys for Tots campaign
• 'World's Largest Ice Cream Social' Thursday at Cold Stone Creamery
• Police continue investigation into fatal accident
• Lee Memorial's fifth Education Fair begins today
• McClain questions 'perception' problem; King 'just doing job'
• Pink Heals Tour makes Cape stop
• Forum held to discuss business expansion in the Cape
• Consultant efforts expected 'soon'
• Budget vote splits county commission
• Coming to a curb near you... Cape residents get ready as new waste services contract goes into effec
• 'Outsourcing' plea draws interest
• Cape funds study to 'municipalize' LCEC
• Lee County approves budget
• More compromise in 'compromise' budget council member says
• School board appoints interim superintendent
• House fire remains under investigation
• Report: Two ATVs taken from backyard
• Three more vehicles burglarized Wednesday in Cape
• Businesses band; set brain-storming forum
• Korean War vets to 'revisit' nation as honored guests
• Parkway project start may be postponed
• Police: Pedestrian hit while crossing road
• Cape Council restores $4.5 million in reserve funding, approves budget compromise
• 2010 Special Election Edition of the Florida Voter is available online
• McDonald's hiring day attracts 500 applicants to Cape restaurants
• State: Charge filed in fatal teen shooting
• Special school board meeting Wednesday to address Browder's departure
• Next Cape Bike Night Oct. 2
• McDonald's looking for 24 new employees
• Staff praised for trying to reduce water, sewer rates
• Browder accepts position with Edison State College
• Cape Coral Police Department Sexual Offenders map
• CCSO investigating possible child abduction
• McDonald's Restaurants in Cape Coral to hold hiring day, Tuesday, Sept. 21
• Firefighters union town hall meeting draws crowd
• Hundreds turnout to meet gold medalist Shannon Miller
• Grassroots group plans town hall meeting
• Study: Police vehicle take-home policy cheaper than car pool
• Sun Splash Waterpark wraps up season with special weekend rates
• Foreclosures climb again
• Lee unemployment rate at 13.7 percent
• Gwyneth Paltrow donates signed purse to Handbag Happy Hour
• Cape Coral Police Department announces September 2010 student winners
• Cape High's Koa Sua a 'rising star'
• County manager recommends Lee not pursue swim center
• Review committee eyes charter changes
• Council discusses 'privatization' of water services
• Firefighters union sets town hall meeting for Saturday
• County votes in favor of replacing spreader barrier
• Authorities: Cape house fire under investigation
• Woman reports missing bag of jewelry
• 12,000 feet of copper wire stolen from street lights
• Early morning residential structure fire causes $75,000 damage
• Youth counselor charged in church burglary
• Cape deems pot-bellied pigs 'domestic animals'
• Cape Coral approves spreader agreement
• Lee Memorial Health System Fundation announces allocations
• Man reports stolen Nissan Titan
• Block party calls highlights military museum project
• Lee schools SAT scores see significant jump
• Oasis Middle School PTO raises $10,000 for studio equipment
• Record gains for U.S. poverty with elections looming
• Cape Coral-Fort Myers sees 'greatest gains' in poverty
• 9/11 marked in Cape Coral
• Nearly 100K in counterfeit items seized at flea market
• School budget vote set for Sept. 14
• Cape to consider Spreader pact
• Down to the wire: Cape budget gets nod but debate continues into final public hearing
• Search warrant leads to grow house discovery
• LMHS offering autism spectrum disorder screenings
• Authorities: Cape man steals jewelry
• Marijuana plants seized from home
• Cape man's arrest tied to prescription medications
• Budget reduction to come from city payroll, giving rise to layoff debate
• Soldier's father: Army was warned of murder plot
• LMHS offering autism spectrum disorder screenings
• No-swim advisory lifted at the Yacht Club Beach
• Cape police warn residents of electric bill payment scam
• Report: Jewlery stolen from Cape home
• Alcohol reported stolen by resident
• Mariner High to offer math classes to parents
• Plans for Cape veterans museum move forward
• Cape Coral firefighters undergo rescue training
• Bond set for Cape teen charged with manslaughter
• Final Family Fun Night at Sun Splash Saturday
• Suspect, police dog shot to death following armed robbery
• Cape Council approves $6.2 million slash to budget proposal
• Local Jewish communities prepare for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur
• Viewing, funeral plans Wednesday for Forde, son
• Ariels to host fund-raisers for injured soldier
• Major cock fighting ring halted in Lehigh Acres
• School officials: Counselors available after fatal shooting
• Cape Coral Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Drowning off Sanibel attributed to rip tide
• Dining in the Dark fund-raiser to be held at new Morgan House Sept. 18
• Tuesday themed teas starting at Burroughs Home
• Police: Driver pulled from canal after attempting to elude deputy
• Cause of death released in Lehigh slayings
• Invitational Snook and Redfish Challenge has best turnout yet
• Donnell shares info, asks for input at town hall meeting
• Officials urge driver caution as holiday travelers hit the road
• Cape Coral teen dies in gun accident
• One mother asks why: Mom of injured vet questions how Cape honors its wounded
• New city manager looks to payroll cuts to balance budget
• Cape Coral may get Army reserve center
• Army Reserve says Cape Coral preferred site for new Army Reserve Center
• Cape police officer injured in traffic crash
• Murder-suicide suspected in death of three found dead in Lehigh home
• Fill the LeeTran buses Sept. 19 to benefit local food bank
• Fifth Third Bank to wrap-up Back to School Drive
• Trafalgar Elementary's Vetter nominated for achievement award
• Presidential visit with Kent, family 'a big honor'
• DUI sobriety checkpoint this weekend
• Labor Day weekend specials planned at Sun Splash
• New King consultant threatens lawsuit against councilman, city
• Employment contract with second Organizational Effectiveness Program consultant signed
• Parks & Rec hosting trip to Miami for Dolphins/Jets game
• Sun Splash to be open for Labor Day Weekend
• Scott picks state legislator Carroll as No. 2
• City Clerk's Office now offering new passport services
• New vision plan for Cape's downtown unveiled
• School district develops social networking guidelines for staff
• City employees raise $3,200 for soldier
• Teen facing one count of possessing child pornography
• Council continues to discuss animal control service for city
• North Fort Myers Fire District to close station #1
• President presents Purple Heart to injured soldier from Cape Coral
• Health Department continues no-swim advisory for Cape Coral Yacht Club Beach
• T-shirt sales to benefit veterans, families
• Cape High newspaper wins National Scholastic Press Association honor
• City attorney requests outside help with lawsuit
• King tabs Martin as second consultant
• Toddler critical following crash
• Friday night storm causes wind damage
• Community turns out to raise money in memory of murdered mom
• Breeze readers invited to take part in 'Cruze Giveaway' contest
• Recount for judge's race set for Saturday
• Commission bid derailed; school board 'outsider' Chilmonik looks to re-focus
• Residents decry dredging lack
• CRA 'vision plan' to be unveiled Tuesday
• 'America's Most Wanted' to air locally Sunday
• No-swim advisory issued for the Yacht Club Beach
• Cape High newspaper takes first
• Candidate in judge's race says provisional ballots being counted
• Cape council debates use of reserve funds
• Cape police arrest two in vehicle defraud scheme
• Lee school board looking at three fresh faces
• County candidates look to November
• Driver charged with DUI after striking middle school student on Trafalgar Parkway
• Lee County Health Department issues advisory for Cape Coral Yacht Club Beach
• Cape police charge father with manslaughter in death of 8-week-old daughter
• Newcomers Armstrong, Scott win school board seats downing incumbents
• Under 24 percent of registered voters turn out for primary election
• Bondi wins GOP bid for Fla. attorney general
• Statement from Dick Ripp regarding Republican primary, Lee County Commission
• Statement by Lt. Gov. Jeff Kottkamp regarding primary results
• Fort Myers police searching for burglary suspect
• FMPD plans sobriety checkpoint for this weekend
• Grill pleads guilty, sentenced top 5 years probation
• Officials say first day of school goes well
• Council unanimously OKs SRO program
• Cape police charge estranged husband with attempted murder of wife's friend
• Teen dies following causeway swimming accident on Saturday
• A Remodeler's Dream: Builders Care to host building product blow-out event
• McGrail town hall meeting touches on road repaving, budget, taxes
• Florida settles for less for Everglades, estuaries
• Training prepares drivers for any emergency
• Students head back to school Monday
• Council to consider SRO program, school zone lighting on Monday
• Early voting numbers show good turnout
• Temporary Road Closure of Southeast 28th Terrace and Santa Barbara Boulevard
• Second man charged with stealing copper coils from Cape church
• McGrail's town hall meeting Saturday
• Meetings proposed to help council devise utility expansion plan
• Local students' ACT scores improve
• Hodges University announces expansion plans for all three local facilities
• Cape man accused in vehicle fire
• Caloosahatchee Marching and Chowder Society helps kids learn to sail
• Lee County Emergency Management to test its new public information system
• North Fort Myers Pincher's Crabshack closed
• 2nd Annual Back to School Blast Saturday
• Red Ribbon Pancake Breakfast Saturday
• Differing opinions for school flashers could save city thousands
• DUI checkpoint planned for this weekend
• City considering its own animal control service
• Council urged to continue SRO program
• Cape detective to take part in TV show taping
• Officials rule building fire was accidental in nature
• Synchronized swim show makes a splash
• Back-to-school shoppers take advantage of 'holiday'
• New trash bin distribution to begin
• Consultant interviews to begin next week
• Early voting numbers 'good'
• Right-of-way donations may make or break Pine Island Road expansion plans
• Two teens charged with burglary, larceny
• Brass sprinkler caps reported stolen at Tarpon Landings
• Investigators attribute two fires at same Cape address to arson
• State 'sales tax holiday' opens Friday
• State Attorney's Office files charges against men charged with killing Cape resident
• Former Cape officer last to be sentenced in mortgage fraud scheme
• Woman charged with DUI after striking three vehicles
• MPO to hold public hearing Aug. 20
• Agencies investigating duck deaths at Four Freedoms Park
• Woman charged with DUI while driving with infant in the car
• Tarpon Lodge, Pineland, Florida - Looking Back In Time on Pine Island
• Pine Island Legion Auxiliary sponsors students for Girls State
• Over 1,100 turn out for first day of early voting in Cape
• ECHO holds memorial service for a former staff member
• Council appoints nine to Charter Review Committee
• Memorial service held at ECHO for former staff member killed by Taliban in Afghanistan
• Man charged with murder in NFM homicide
• Status hearing set for man accused of making false drivers licenses
• Updated forecast: Still on track for an 'active' hurricane season
• Cape manager looks to outside expertise for organizational strategy
• Lee schools get another 'A'
• Early voting opens Monday
• Scouting hails stamp dedication
• BJ's Wholesale Club to present 'Taste of the Town'
• King looking to hire 'Organizational Effectiveness Program Consultants'
• Another traffic shift planned for Santa Barbara Boulevard
• Gubernatorial hopeful Rick Scott will be in North Fort Myers
• Cape woman found guilty of kidnapping, grand theft
• Cape police officer resigns following investigation
• Leoma Lovegrove relocates art gallery to Sanibel
• CRA looks to cut costs with underground power lines work
• Officials: No change in hurricane predictions
• District 1 candidates address county's mental health concerns
• Dog's death again points to dangers of leaving pets in overheated vehicles
• Sans Souci Bay developer plans to sue city, civic organizations, individuals
• Principal of North Nicholas High terminated
• Grand Slam blood drive Friday
• Pelican Elementary open house Aug. 19
• Dog dies when left in overheated vehicle
• CCSO: 2-1/2 year old boy dies after fall into pool
• Driver faces 21 Counts of DUI property damage
• Republican Women's Club forum Aug. 17
• Sixth annual McFlat's Invitational Snook and Redfish Challenge to benefit Ronald McDonald House
• Two bodies found in Bonita Springs
• League of Women Voters outlines three ways to vote
• Police say teen accidentally shot baby
• Cape community rallies to help injured soldier
• Lee businesses may qualify for 'injury loans'
• Cape consideration of 'spreader' agreement postponed
• Pine Island Road widening comes down to money
• 911 tips led to arrest of second suspect in shooting death
• Victim of home invasion homicide remembered by woman who loved him
• Identity if Fort Myers homicide victim released
• Baby shot; Fort Myers police say they have a suspect in custody
• School board to consider tentative tax rate
• Rabid bat confirmed in Estero area
• Cape police catch smash-n-grab suspect in the act
• School board reviews draft of legislative priorities for 2011
• DEP: city did not discharge wastewater into river
• Browder: No deep cuts this budget cycle
• Parks and Rec plans trip to Rays and Red Sox game
• Dinner benefit for injured soldier
• Man injured in May 8 boating accident dies
• Guns n' Hoses Blood Drive coming to the Cape Thursday
• Records reveal investigative path in Cape Coral homicide
• Cape converts sexual predator notification method to phone system
• Intermittent lane closures set for Santa Barbara Boulevard/Pine Island Road intersection
• Loan modification sought for Cape Hampton Inn and Suites
• School board candidates share views
• Charlotte mom finds bomb threat on car windshield
• FMPD plans sobriety checkpoint this weekend
• Guns n' Hoses Blood Drive coming to the Cape Thursday
• Date charged for Alliance candidate forum
• Former North Port Chamber employee charged with grand theft
• Free guided walks
• Family of German tourist injured in accident located
• Motorcyclist in critical condition following collision with Jeep
• Commission on Ethics dismisses request for cost reimbursement
• City to investigate whether MWH records are public
• Morning fire causes $150,000 in damage to apartment on Atlantic Court
• FEMA's change in rating may save Cape policy holders nearly $6 million on Flood Insurance premi
• No 'oversized load' trucks permitted in eastbound Midpoint Bridge toll lanes
• One injured in early afternoon crash
• Plant sale draws record crowd
• Mayor's town hall meeting draws crowd
• Cape ER project nears half-way mark
• Cape crime rate drops 17.5 percent
• Bonnie brings rain, brushes by
• Cape to look at predator notification program
• City forwards water quality complaint to Department of Environmental Protection
• Crime rates drop for city of Fort Myers
• Mistrial declared in Lehigh murder case
• Cape Coral crime drops 17.5 percent in mid-year UCR reports
• Tropical Storm Bonnie expected to develop today
• Delay in billing may mean higher balance due for city utility customers
• Fancy Footwork - Dr. Alphonse Tribuiani, DPM, FACFAS
• New charity in Cape Coral, Florida helps other Non-Profits
• 4th of July Celebration - Red, White, and Boom
• PLATINUM Property Care, LLC Earns Distinction as a Carpet and Rug Institute Seal of Approval Service
• Cape Coral Red, White, and Boom
• LOCAL REALTOR EARNS DESIGNATION TO HELP HOMEOWNERS IN DANGER OF FORECLOSURE
• FLORIDA CONCEALED WEAPON PERMIT FIREARM LICENSE & 40 OTHER STATE CWP TRAINING CLASS
• New Sailing Club is Southwest Florida's Best Getaway
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Burrowing Owl Festival
• Cape Coral, Florida holiday events and holiday shopping guide
• Here's Something Creative

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