Captiva, FL News

• Captiva, FL News
• CROW announces new clinic director
• Fourth annual Wines in the Wild returns Nov. 12
• Experts speak at FISH Crime Prevention workshop for the elderly
• Conservation Art Day draws big crowd to refuge
• Karl Rodman to be the speaker at the first Master Gardner Lecture
• Mission Accomplished: SBI to celebrate 11 years of keeping the island beautiful
• Baileyfest celebrates 26 years of community togetherness, firemen's calendar to debut
• Sanibel beach parking permits go on sale next week
• Volunteers sought for de-peppering of North Captiva
• Island Democrats host Welcome Back Potluck Supper
• Bertossa honored for historic contributions to city
• Planning Department drafting work program for FY2011-12
• Businesses in compliance with vehicular sign codes
• Rotarians make annual delivery of dictionaries to local students
• Duncan launches Rec Center's reading program with a classic
• Shell Shocked: The Presidential Candidate's First Press Conference
• Poetic License: No Poems Left Here
• Living Sanibel: Anhinga is one of the most photographed birds statewide
• At the Library: eBooks
• Twenty island restaurants to participate in Taste Of The Islands
• Sanibel's water rescue team goes national
• Noah's Ark now open for season
• Commissioner Mann to present 'State of the County' address at luncheon
• Flood cleanup buckets, hygiene kits collected at SCUCC
• Chamber puts out call for Luminary volunteers
• CEPD passes millage rate, budget
• Loggerhead sea turtle status is revised under ESA
• CROW launches new Fun Patch Series for youth organizations
• Flood cleanup buckets, hygiene kits collected at SCUCC
• Adopt-a-Mangrove with SCCF's Monofilament Madness Month
• Heartland Gardens offering organic gardening classes
• Sneak peek of 'America's Darling' project offered at 'Ding' Days
• Senior enjoys sharing shelling knowledge
• Backyard Game Night coming to Community Park
• Bat Yam High Holiday schedule of services
• Volunteers are needed to help restore Clam Bayou
• Zonta hosts successful district conference on Sanibel
• Exhibit debuts at 'Ding' Darling offering interactive information
• Island coastal cleanup found small items are cluttering local beaches
• Summer Slam tourney returns to Beach Saturday
• CEPD passes millage rate 4-1 in favor of an increase
• IWA's mascot Lizzie enjoys good life as office celebrity
• Sanibel budget lowered, millage rate dropped to 2.1038
• Council approves sewer rate increase by 3-2 vote
• Fash-McHenry hoping to steer CHR back in the right direction
• Mother manatee and calf released at South Seas
• Tickets still available for Celebrity Island Dinner
• CROW recognizes Sanibel Taxi for services
• Bank of the Islands to open Captiva location
• LCSO Fraud Alert: Criminals posing as 'Microsoft Security Team'
• Wines In The Wild theme is 'Take Flight!'
• 'Sanibel Lighthouse' makes move to Bank of the Islands before raffle
• Naval officer celebrates promotion on Captiva Island
• 'Ding' Darling celebrates National Public Lands Day, debut of new stamp
• 'Ding' Darling adventure delights LARC members
• Smoke testing of sewer lines at Gulf Pines, Bailey's
• Sanibel's annual Street Resurfacing Project begins Monday
• Council to examine revised sewer rates
• Tentative budget approved at $47.8 million
• CEPD considers not renewing lease on office
• Zimomra to celebrate 10 years as City Manager
• CEPD votes 4-1 to raise millage rate
• 'Ding' Days Technology Monday gets techies outdoors
• CROW begins Fun Patch Series for youth organizations
• Lovegrove, Southwest Floridians reflect on 9/11 anniversary
• Lifeguard certification offered at Rec Center
• September marks the historical peak of hurricane season
• Zonta grantees report progress with service programs
• Save Vanishing Species featured on semi-postal stamp
• Coastal Cleanup returns this weekend
• Project at Historical Museum aims to restore Sears house
• Manatee mating season under way on Sanibel
• Additional input sought on transportation study
• Residents invited to add input at budget hearing
• Islanders reflect on 9/11 anniversary
• Anholt proud of reputation as island historian, author
• Periwinkle Way utility work scheduled for Thursday
• New details revealed for San-Cap Cracker Fest
• Shared use path extension, road resurfacing starts Tuesday
• F.I.S.H. hosts Mom & Toddlers Group next week
• CESE supporters meet Haffenreffer fundraising challenge
• 'Celebrity Island Dinner' returning in October
• 'Ding' Darling hosts early educators workshop
• Former NYPD officers share memories of 9/11 during visit to Sanibel
• F.I.S.H. provides more than food for island residents, workers, visitors
• SCCF Wants You: Volunteers needed for coastal cleanup
• Restoration completed at Pond Apple Park, Paulsen Preserve
• Volunteers needed for International Coastal Cleanup
• Citizens, city employees team up for SSI training
• Pig roast fundraiser will be held at The Pink Shell Resort on Sept. 11
• Eastwood offers three lectures at Shell Point
• CECI's Beach Ball returning in October
• SEC charges Risher and partner in Ponzi scheme
• Prominent locals ready to serve at Shell Museum's 'Celebrity Island Dinner'
• Scallop search turns up great numbers
• Lion's Club serving up flapjacks for a good cause
• Special meeting works to address wastewater pipeline concerns
• Cape's decision on Regional Planning Council postponed
• Hurricane Irene passes, but island was prepared
• Regional Water Rescue Training is staged at Rec Center, Bailey Road
• SCC breaks ground for expansion
• Bloodmobile coming to Bailey's next week
• Lions Pancake Breakfast on Sept. 3 to benefit LARC
• 'Ding' Days 2011 spices up schedule with new events
• Hurricane Irene marks first big U.S. threat in years
• Hurricane Irene sends reminder to prepare for possible tornadoes
• FWC urges boat owners to secure their vessels before storm hits
• Sanibel issues Hurricane Re-Entry Hangtag Pass Alert
• Hurricane Irene: 11 a.m. update
• Hurricane Irene: 2 p.m. update
• Actor Bill Cobbs visits Captiva with Arts For ACT group
• Building height amendment headed for final adoption
• Captiva Fire Department conducts Structural Safety Inspector training
• Groundbreaking News at SCC: Church prepares for new sanctuary
• Uhler named United Way 2011-12 Campaign Chair
• Speakers extol merits of 'Trails & Tales' program
• SFRD adds new lifesaving device made for family pets
• Lovegrove putting final touches on art project honoring victims of 9/11
• Cowries are coming to the Shell Museum
• PACE 'Love That Dress!' collection party a success
• Official logo revealed for 10K Race 4 F.I.S.H.
• Mobile Mammo Coach at Sanibel Rec this Saturday
• New Sanctuary groundbreaking at Sanibel Community Church
• Discussions under way for Captiva Holiday Village
• Main parking lot at 'Ding' to close Monday
• County staff to conduct workshop on proposed building height amendment
• CEPD, Naples join forces for beach renourishment
• Students, teachers return to classrooms after break
• LDCRS mulls ordinance regarding nuisance property
• Planners approve seawall project at Mariner Pointe
• Camp concludes Dolphin Week with activities for all the senses
• Unsafe for swimming advisory issued for Bowditch Beach
• Beach erosion study under way
• Hall named 2011-12 board chair for Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida
• Bryant, Serage-Century demonstrate dedication of SCCF's sea turtle nest volunteers
• Young volunteer lends a helping hand to Shell Museum
• DeFonzo lauded for 20 years of service to community
• 'Bag Day' at Noah's Ark Thrift Shop this Friday
• Volunteers needed for scallop search in Pine Island Sound
• Collecting Data
• Aquatics program helps people with disabilities enjoy movement
• Debt continues to decline on Sanibel
• Officials trying to trap black bear on island
• City bids farewell to Gill, honors Henry
• Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum seeks volunteers
• LCSO offers valuable back-to-school safety tips
• SCCF's Anders visits Shell Point for discourse on the Everglades
• Adventures in Paradise treats CROW to a Sunset Cruise
• SPL summer reading program nearly doubles its goal
• Love That Dress collection party set for Aug. 11
• Island firefighters prepared to set 2012 ablaze with calendar
• Volunteers needed for Pine Island Sound Scallop Search
• Sanibel chapter of P.E.O. awards education grant to Garber
• Refuge adds MacNeil, Delater as interns
• Sanctuary's golf course receives best score for fertilizer, land management
• Registrations for SSI teams due by Friday
• Rib Rockin' Rodeo, local heroes parade part of 9/11 memorial weekend
• Plans announced for 2011 San-Cap Cracker Festival
• San-Cap Lions Club announces most successful year of giving
• Couple seeking help to find missing jewelry
• Anders lecture about the Everglades coming to Shell Point
• Sanibel boasts 15 snowy plover, two Wilson's plover nests
• Early Bird fees offered for Rec Center's After School Program
• Insuring Care: CROW launches new campaign to 'insure' care of its patients
• MEDSTAR helicopter begins training mission, visits SFRD
• Campers get a close-up look at wildlife within Tarpon Bay
• City introduces $46.7 million budget, retains millage rate
• Sanibel hosting Zonta's annual district conference in September
• Council investigates paving Nerita Street
• City employees conduct food drive for F.I.S.H.
• Roberts painting featured on cover of chamber's 2012 Visitor's Guide
• Sanibel Marina partners with Sanibel Sea School for 'Dolphin Daze'
• Dillard's to host Food Bank fundraiser on Saturday
• SBDC hosts free hurricane preparedness seminar
• 'Ding' Darling manatee exhibit gets funding boost
• City donates bikes to Redlands Christian Migrants Association
• 'Ding' STAR teacher helps with environmental education
• Snakes perform valuable benefit for Sanibel Historical Museum & Village
• Plan approved to raise Village Shop buildings
• Showing concern for owner's health, community rallies behind local store
• Islander requests donations to Chamber Of Hope instead of gifts
• LeeTran schedules public workshops for service changes
• Lee County partners with fire districts to provide free disaster preparedness training
• SCCF Marine Lab, 'Ding' Darling survey seagrass in wildlife refuge
• Making Strides Against Breast Cancer event still seeking sponsors
• Workman updates Rotarians on Heights Foundation's mission
• LeeTran schedules public workshops for service changes
• F.I.S.H. seeks donations to restock food pantry
• Guerrero offering free gardening class at GreenMarket
• Sanibel Congregational welcomes new associate pastor to its fold
• Sorbet is added to the list of Lime-elo products
• Lily & Co. celebrates five years of rockin' success
• Refuge system sets goals for next decade
• Drowned man found in waters near causeway
• First black bear sighting reported at refuge
• Sanibel School earns an 'A' grade for 13th straight year
• Greenstein shares 'behind the scenes' look at CROW
• Registration opens for the 2011-12 Rec Center After School Program
• Snowy and Wilson's plover nesting statistics updated
• Storms' 'World of Reptiles' showcase a popular tradition with Rec campers
• Free blood pressure screening next week
• Drowning reported near Punta Rassa boat ramp
• Bailey's General Store raises money for San-Cap Lions Disaster Relief Fund
• Road Rally promises 'Shell of a Good Time'
• Runner crosses Captiva on behalf of beaches
• Florida Black Bear discovered on Sanibel
• Soldier visits Shell Museum courtesy of Blue Star program
• Construction workers sought for Structural Safety Inspector team
• Planners approve SCC proposal for parking lot
• Second 'Hands Across The Sand' sends an environmental message
• Presentation on scale insects details how they are affecting Sanibel
• San-Cap Rotary Club receives recognition
• Independence Day holiday, refuse and recycling pickup schedule
• Islanders warned about auto burglaries
• San-Cap Lions host third Fish Fry event on Friday
• Refuge installs QR code signs allowing visitors to enjoy virtual tour
• 'Love That Dress! 3' event returning in August
• Science at Sea cruise encourages discovering what lies in our waters
• Islander arrested, charged in lewd behavior act with minor
• Planners approve applications for Bailey's Center renovations
• MEDSTAR operations cease as part of safety 'stand down'
• Armadillos, raccoons featured at CROW's Wonders Of Wildlife
• Final shell deployment event next week at Bowman's
• San-Cap Lions Club donates $1,750 to Friends Who Care
• Warning added for Lee County waters
• FWC supports 'Operation Dry Water' for third year
• Shell Museum welcomes Stirn to leadership team
• Local filmmaker to raffle the 'Sanibel Lighthouse'
• Vacant CEPD seat filled by Boyle
• CCP frustrated with BOCC over building height amendment
• TV's 'Shark Men' crew visit Sanibel, promote mission to protect species
• Zonta Foundation of SWFL awards $5,000 grant to Abuse Counseling Treatment, Inc.
• Celebrate Dear Ol' Dad this Sunday
• Female firefighter feels at home with SFRD
• SCC expansion application slowed by parking concerns
• Optimist Junior Anglers Club return to fish at 'Ding' Darling
• Father's Day services offered at SCC
• SPL Book Sale starts next week
• Myrtle Almas reflects on her first 100 years of life
• Captiva Triathlon will debut on Sept. 17-18 at SSIR
• Youngsters catch plenty of reel fun with Tarpon Bay Explorers
• BPA updates islanders on status of Blind Pass
• County planners approve building height amendment
• Firemen's service feted at Captiva Civic Center
• Risher charged, held in elaborate Ponzi scheme
• Crisis in the Caloosahatchee: Algal blooms in local waters
• Make preparations now for active hurricane season
• Resort redevelopment ordinance approved by council
• Property values on Sanibel drop for fourth straight year
• Guns n' Hoses Blood Drive returns to Sanibel
• Residents should contact LCMCD with complaints about mosquitos
• Former refuge biologist returns as deputy refuge manager
• Zonta grant funds Parent University for Head Start program
• Blood drive Thursday at Rec Center
• 'Turtles, Tortoises and Terrapins' talk at SCCF
• American Red Cross Community CPR/AED training offered at Rec Center
• The Dunes Summer Tennis Class Tournament returns to Sanibel
• San-Cap Lions announce new officers, board of directors
• Historical Museum and Village debuts children's room
• Caloosa Catch & Release returns next weekend
• Fifth Marching Mullet Parade draws crowds to Captiva
• BIG Arts presents scholarships to six islanders
• Volunteers do their part by bagging oyster shells
• Sprankle decoy exhibit raises $100,000-plus for Refuge Children's Education Boardwalk
• Shell Museum helps ASC cause with large donation
• Judge orders foreclosure, restaurant to be put up for bids
• Community Coalition for Safe Teens to meet
• San-Cap Lions Club conducts fundraiser for U.S. victims of natural disasters
• Cub Scouts learn about birding at Tarpon Bay
• Red Cross CPR/Preparedness Saturday is June 4
• Give blood next week at Rec Center
• Zonta Foundation awards $10,375 to SWFAS
• DDWS accepts Regional Director's Award
• Third graders complete class project, plant trees at Bowman's Beach
• Captiva Fire Control District bids farewell to two veterans
• Bag It for the Bayou: SCCF Marine Lab hosts second oyster bagging
• Electrical fire causes damage to Periwinkle business
• Captiva Cruises launches Summer Family Fun Programs
• SFRD gets refresher in rope operation training
• Changes suggested for city's permitting process
• Islands garner high praise at 2011 Chrysalis Awards
• Volunteers needed to help bag oyster shells
• Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum offers free admission to military families
• FOX 4's Amy Wegmann gets enlisted in 'Army Wives'
• Fire reported at Periwinkle Way business
• Sanibel School third graders conduct tree study project
• Support for local Jillian's Secret project overwhelming
• Unique Ikki Matsumoto shirt being raffled off for good cause
• Summer Day Camp ready to roll: Rec Center announces plans for eight action-packed weeks of fun
• CEPD board seeking replacement
• Eileen Fisher runs food drive for FISH
• Love That Dress! 3 party will benefit PACE Center for Girls
• Hurricane seminar for the 2011 season set fpr June 1
• Lime-elo products debut lineup of baked goods
• Tassoni named SFRD's new fire marshal
• Bike Rodeo stresses safety, being alert on island roads
• Volunteer opportunity at 'Ding' offered
• Signup now for Half Day Fun Days
• Sanibel welcomes marine ecologist studying algae blooms
• Monroe chief tapped to take reins of Lee County School District
• Refuge donors submit challenge to double Education Boardwalk contribution
• CEPD Commissioner Miville resigns after 16 years of service
• FMB Chamber's Taste of the Beach set for Sunday
• School Board candidate Cochran to speak at San-Cap Republican meeting
• Captivans attend hurricane education seminar
• CROW offers education on wildlife rescue, new picture show
• 18th annual Islands Night: Annual event is May 18th at Hammond Stadium
• Animal welfare foundation marketing Giga Bands
• Cyclist, 46, killed in tragic accident along causeway
• Young riders saddle up for Bike Rodeo
• Commissioners approve boat lift variance
• Electric, solar-powered vehicles showcased at SARR meeting
• Box culvert replacement project on Lindgren to begin next week
• SCCF seeking volunteers to help with oyster bagging to restore Clam Bayou
• WGCU to premiere 'Long Ride Home' on May 19
• First sea turtle nesting stats of new season reported
• Kunkel named Associate Pastor at SCUCC
• Optimists announce plans for 32nd Annual Fourth of July Road Rally
• Zonta Club installs new officers, board directors
• 'The CROW Picture Show' screened on Fridays
• SCCF announces goal reached in $5.3 million Bailey campaign
• Captiva History Project reaches initial goal
• Tying the knot, Sanibel style
• Captiva is featured in FamilyFun Magazine
• Islanders invited to attend hurricane readiness event
• Bobcat encounter becomes a shutterbug's dream
• Be on the lookout: Turtle nesting season has begun
• Three Sanibel mothers share their stories on motherhood
• Slater retires from SPD after 30 years of service
• Bitter battle continues over former Dolce Vita building
• Johnston, former mayor and environmental leader, passes
• Resort Housing redevelopment amendments introduced
• 2012 San-Cap Nature Calendar highlights fantastic photography
• Lee County Supporting Our Troops makes donation
• A growing trend: Standing up for alligators
• Zonta salutes WGCU Public Media for Peabody Award
• Local student wins Sanibel Day Spa Earth Day art contest
• FGCU inducts nine students into 2011 Hall of Fame
• Women's Legacy Fund Spring Luncheon returning to Sanibel Harbour
• Former Sanibel mayor, MPO chair Carla Brooks Johnston passes
• Be a party animal at Lily's 7th birthday bash
• Magic and Student Art to be part of BIG ARTS Family Day
• Celebrity chef overseeing new Periwinkle Way restaurant
• Planners delay decision on Bailey's Center applications
• Rare Kemp's Ridley sea turtle nest discovered on Sanibel
• Final Natural Science Lecture Series discussion focuses on cowrie shells
• Resident trying to arrange on-island fireworks display
• Future of automobiles to be displayed on Sanibel
• ECHO staff to address Master Gardeners
• Snowy Plover and Wilson's Plover nesting on Sanibel
• Customers, employees celebrate Francis Bailey's 90th birthday
• Refuge visitors have fun learning about environmental awareness during Earth Day
• Spring Health Fair offered at The Shell Factory
• 2011 Hunger Summit to be held Friday
• F.I.S.H. Easter baskets delivered to Sanibel and Captiva neighbors
• City issues 2011 sea turtle nesting season guidelines
• Habitat for Humanity's Women Build to make a Mother's Day dream come true
• Donate blood, eat for free at Sweet Tomatoes
• Tour Lee County's Solid Waste Facility with SCCF
• Sanibel Museum & Village enhances garden with new markers
• Workshop on height, code coming next week
• 'Margaritaville' musicians to play benefit concert at SSIR
• Easter celebrations island style
• F.I.S.H. shares another story of helping islanders in need
• Warm weather causes more activity in alligators, crocodiles
• Six boaters rescued in early morning sinking off Captiva
• Islanders offer donations during Celebrity Bagging Day
• Public demands elimination of off-refuge circulator
• Spring Break family pizza and pool party this Thursday
• Sheriff Scott to speak at San-Cap Republican meeting
• Islanders add $257K to United Way's 2010-11 campaign
• Giveaways, free bike use and crafts part of refuge's Earth Day
• Celebrate Earth Day at Sanibel City Hall
• See the future of cars at SARR meeting
• Cousteau's grandson visits 'Ding' Darling NWR
• SCCF beach cleanup event to be staged next week
• Lapi to be inducted into JA Business Hall of Fame
• Majority of surveys support islandwide height standard
• Swarming bees cause Historical Village to close
• 'Captiva Memories' preserves history, past and present, for future islanders
• OOA receives prestigious award
• Spill the secret: Donate imporant items for Haitian females
• ABWA Poker Pedal returns Sunday
• Edible Mollusk Festival returns this weekend
• Community Chorus singing for 75th Fair 'Shellabration'
• IWA conducts annual meeting, installs new board
• TripAdvisor selects Sanibel, Captiva beaches on Top 10
• Effort to learn more about species may help save smalltooth sawfish
• Volunteers needed for sea turtle monitoring program
• 'Inside Job' to be screened at Democratic Club meeting
• Sanibel Fire & Rescue District conducts drill refining water pumping skills
• VCB announces new marketing director, sales intern
• SCCF to conduct trip to Lee County Solid Waste Facility
• City issues Hurricane Re-Entry Hangtag Pass alert
• Zonta confirms record funds raised during 2011 Peek
• Easter pies, turkeys and hams will benefit soldiers overseas and their families
• SSI team training session is next week
• Panel to discuss results of Village citizen survey
• Third annual Food and Travel Fest returning to South Seas
• Haffenreffers host CESE fundraiser, issue challenge
• Zone 6 Brazilian Pepper pick-up scheduled for April 14-15
• Third annual Octifest to be held on Causeway Island
• Fash-McHenry named Executive Director at CHR
• Weigel's theme chosen for Chamber magazine cover
• Proposal to transfer Woodring property to 'Ding' Darling NWR
• Council asks public to attend Transit In Parks meeting
• Nile monitor lizard program focuses on invasive species
• Sanibel Sea School, BIG ARTS present 'Bag It,' Q & A with film's director
• Alliance announces the 2011 'Angels of the Arts' nominees
• CROW announces new officers for 2011
• 'Living With Bobcats' research, education ongoing at SCCF
• Auction packages announced for Land Sea Air event
• ABWA Poker Pedal is coming up fast
• Island Gala raises $65K for domestic animal care
• Frye retires from SFRD after 31 years
• 'Land Sea Air' fundraiser to benefit Community Cooperative Ministries, Inc.
• Mmmm...mollusks!
• Sea turtles beach clean up on April 26
• COTI names Erick Lindblad Citizen of the Year
• CROW offering care to eagle shot in Lehigh
• 'Drug House Odyssey' highlights consequences of poor decisions
• SCCF presents program on currents and tides
• Master Gardener Lecture Series returns next week
• SARR to host energy audit presentation Thursday
• Water shortage declared for Lee County residents
• SPD issues heavy traffic advisory for Friday and Saturday
• Second annual Island Gala to benefit Onyx & Breezy Foundation
• Barnacle Phil's donates proceeds to SCCF, North Captiva conservation projects
• Shared path founders feted at Sanibel Bike Club event
• SFRD firefighters learn basics of extrication during exercises
• Coyote caught on camera (again) on refuge property
• Sprankle decoy collection unveiled at 'Ding'
• Randy Wayne White wins Florida Book Award
• San-Cap Republican Caucus to hear Sanibel Mayor
• Could Sanibel better define a 'nuisance' alligator?
• Rotary Club supports library with gift of business books
• CROW's 'Wonders Of Wildlife' cruise engages passengers, spotlights dolphins
• Corps of Engineers ends Lake Okeechobee releases to Caloosahatchee Estuary
• Congress sworn in, Ruane re-elected Mayor
• Captiva History Project debuts "Captiva Memories" during April 7 fundraiser
• Captiva Civic Association ABC Sale raises $96,000
• Organization seeking donation of shells for noble purpose
• Resident wants city to alter nuisance alligator policy
• Free diabetes screening this Friday
• Sanibel Captiva Trust Company hosts WOW at the Captiva Island Yacht Club
• SanCap One Source Realty offering island property tours
• Sanctuary chef receives award at prestigious culinary competition
• Traffic fatality on West Gulf Drive
• Chamber's Visitor Center building dedicated to Francis Bailey
• Sanibel Bicycle Club coordinates donation to children in Immokalee
• SCCF shares results of two-year water quality study with Panel
• Panel to survey Village residents on proposed height restrictions
• Fire District commissioners approve ALS request
• Bailey's Center Merchants' Association presents IrishFest 2011
• LeeTran adding bus service to Collier County
• Public invited to hear noted environmentalist at COTI annual meeting
• Sanibel Island Fishing Club donates $1,000 to SCCF
• Jerry Tucker tribute this Sunday at SCC
• Strayhorn to speak at Democratic Club meeting
• Sanibel Police Department issues heavy traffic alert for weekend
• McCarthy presents Cayo Costa program at Captiva Island Yacht Club
• Fire District asks community for input on ALS benefits to Captiva
• Zonta's 'Peek' to feature historic 1901 cottage
• Mikus offering aid to seniors with planning and budgeting
• City, union settle on new retirement plan
• Council approves Dunlop shared path extension
• Wine enthusiasts revel at third Winter Wine Festival
• Sprankle's hand-carved collection of decoys being donated to 'Ding'
• 'Land Sea Air' event in April to benefit CCMI
• ARC offering $23 adoptions during March
• Deadline approaching for fellowship award applications
• Florida Panther NWR biologist makes 'Ding' appearance
• Illegal dumping reported at 'Ding' Darling trail site
• Lions Club donates $10K to Southeastern Guide Dogs
• Chapel by-the-Sea hosts World Day of Prayer 2011
• CCA announces ABC auction items
• Shell Club presents 74th annual Sanibel Shell Fair & Show
• Mobile Mammo Coach returns to the Rec Center
• Caloosahatchee Oxbow and Riverlore Cruise set for Sunday
• Florida sea turtles and the impact of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill
• F.I.S.H. presents Community Appreciation Awards at annual meeting
• Race for the Cure looking to break million-dollar mark
• 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
• FDOT: Lee slated for road projects
• Prescription for fighting abuse
• Cape to consider impact fee waiver
• Ceitus boat lift re-installation still in city's court
• Restaurateurs vow to reopen following fire
• 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
• Cape EDO unveils incentives package
• Mayor proposes new UEP audit
• Marine from Lehigh laid to rest
• Municipal fuel data accuracy questioned
• Marine from Lehigh killed in Afghanistan
• District encourages school 'choice' applications
• Services set for student
• Unemployment dips in Lee
• Manufacturer seeks Lee County info
• 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
• Fake pot suspected of sickening 3
• 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
• 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'
• 'Snow Pile' makes holidays a little brighter
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Cape Indian Festival set for this weekend
• 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
• 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
• Challenges planned to raise awareness of area's homeless
• Cole Bros. Circus ambassador visits Kids World Preschool
• Smalltooth sawfish issue topic of discussion
• Big Brothers Big Sisters holding toy collection drive
• C.A.R.E.S. to host Survivors Stepping Out 5k Walk Saturday
• 'Operation Medicine Cabinet' deemed a success
• Report: Drug use among Florida students declines
• Resident thinks Ten Commandments should be posted in city hall
• Cape's new 'Veteran's Investment Zone' already drawing development interest
• Police: Motorcyclist crashes, dies
• 'Adapt or Die'
• 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
• City to celebrate Veterans Day with parade
• Area food bank needs Thanksgiving donations
• No foul play suspected in death of woman found floating in canal
• Cape's old city hall may undergo renovation
• Cape council to consider tough fertilizer ordinance
• 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
• Woman charged with kidnapping arrested in Tennessee
• Fee investigation finds Cape owes land owners
• Condition upgraded for man injured in motorcycle accident
• Pulmonary and critical care medicine physician accepts position of chief medical officer at Lee Memorial Health System
• Condo association shocked by rash of flag thefts
• JRL Ventures/Marine Concepts culls Blue Chip Community Business Award
• Babysitter charged in infant's death
• Fischer wins school board runoff
• Alex Sink concedes Fla. gov. race to Rick Scott
• Cape teen hospitalized after smoking 'synthetic marijuana'
• Voter rejection of Amendment 4 hailed
• Manning, Bigelow, Hall retain county commission seats
• 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
• Waste Pro hears concerns at town hall
• Cape costume contest goes to the dogs
• Recovered fingerprint leads to arrest in 2008 burglary
• Motorcyclist suffers life-threatening injuries after striking utility pole
• 'Terror' takes shape for one night only
• Program calls attention to human trafficking
• Still No. 2 in the nation: Local foreclosures jump 12 percent from last quarter
• Officials warn of danger of 'synthetic marijuana'
• Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement update for Monday
• Public fingerprint availability to change
• Funds from yard and bake sale to help local resident
• Free SWFL attractions trade show to be held in Fort Myers
• Cape VIN unit charges man with selling cocaine
• West Nile virus confirmed in Lee County
• Students decorating shoes, backpacks to be sent to Haiti
• 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'
• Third annual 'Breakfast With the Blades' set for
• 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
• Lee Memorial Auxiliary celebrates 60th anniversary
• Reduced impact fee suggested for new homes with sprinkler system installed
• Northbound Lanes of Del Prado Boulevard closed from Viscaya to Southest 6th Street
• Del Prado re-opened to traffic
• City may look into providing ambulance service
• Pirates in Paradise raises money for food bank
• Spooktacular Vette/Chevy Fest draws classic car buffs
• MPO rejects Cape 'flyover'
• Utility assessment plan gaining traction
• Oktoberfest 'draws' a crowd
• Mayor to hold Town Hall meeting today
• Positive sign? Job 'recruitment' seen in Lee County
• Relay for Life kickoff party Monday at Palmetto Pine Country Club
• Police: Child rides bike into bus
• McDonald's to offer free Apple Dippers to costumed kids on Halloween
• Cape teen shot in Suncoast Estates
• Over 2,000 teachers nominated for Golden Apple award
• Premier Insurance Corporation to move to Cape Coral Parkway
• Copper costs a concern for downtown utility project
• CRA pledges $10,000 to four chamber events
• Man pleads not guilty over uncompleted work
• Hurricane Committee meets; plans for 2011 hurricane season
• CEPD hopes to draw Captivans to the polls for renourishment referendum
• United Way to officially kick off campaign Wednesday
• Cape man makes replicas of Special Equestrians logos
• Public forum: Renter's Rights & Fair Housing
• 112 city employees to take unpaid furloughs
• CCHS students recognized by National Merit Scholarship Corporation
• Early voters cast ballots on Monday
• Krym to continue as interim city auditor
• Contract renewed for health benefits for city employees
• Council approves plan for auto service center
• 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
• Dilich's 'Mermaids of the Deep' on display at Wild Child Gallery
• Edison's Martin welcomed in Cape Coral
• Cape firefighter facing DUI charge
• Cape police department earns re-accreditation
• City customer billing services employee charged with grand theft
• 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
• 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
• North Fort Myers man dies in single-car crash
• 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
• Columbus Day Parade, Food Fest attracts large crowd
• 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
• Diocese of Venice appoints vicar general
• Substitute Teachers Association to host training session
• Lee VCB teams with Lonely Planet in marketing
• Fire safety, prevention being stressed by local firefighters
• School board approves contract for interim superintendent
• Charter commission explores pay raise for Cape council
• Work on traffic signal slowing motorists
• Man reports semi-cab stolen
• Prescription plan comes to Lee County
• 'Royal Key' proposal gets P&Z approval
• 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
• Krym gaining support to serve as interim city auditor
• Fire Station One to become multi-use facility?
• Get out and vote group draws packed house
• "Yappy Hour' a splashing success
• 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
• Celebration of Sam Bailey's life Saturday at Historical Village
• Authorities seize drugs, guns from Cape home
• Authorities: Man fraudulently obtained prescriptions
• Report: Computers stolen from Cape hospital
• Cape Wellness Center to host exercise class for breast cancer survivors
• 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
• Lee Memorial named Best Hospital Workplace
• Man charged in connection with fatal traffic accident
• 'World's Largest Ice Cream Social' Thursday at Cold Stone Creamery
• Volunteers sought for Toys for Tots campaign
• Lee County fugitive arrested in Georgia
• Police continue investigation into fatal accident
• Lee Memorial's fifth Education Fair begins today
• McClain questions 'perception' problem; King 'just doing job'
• Council officially sets water, sewer rates
• Crist visits Cypress Lake Middle School
• Forum held to discuss business expansion in the Cape
• Pink Heals Tour makes Cape stop
• 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
• House fire remains under investigation
• Report: Two ATVs taken from backyard
• Three more vehicles burglarized Wednesday in Cape
• Lee County approves budget
• Businesses band; set brain-storming forum
• Korean War vets to 'revisit' nation as honored guests
• Parkway project start may be postponed
• More compromise in 'compromise' budget council member says
• School board appoints interim superintendent
• 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
• Cape Council restores $4.5 million in reserve funding, approves budget compromise
• CCSO investigating possible child abduction
• McDonald's Restaurants in Cape Coral to hold hiring day, Tuesday, Sept. 21
• Browder accepts position with Edison State College
• McDonald's looking for 24 new employees
• Staff praised for trying to reduce water, sewer rates
• Hundreds turnout to meet gold medalist Shannon Miller
• Firefighters union town hall meeting draws crowd
• 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
• Lee Memorial Health System Fundation announces allocations
• Man reports stolen Nissan Titan
• Authorities: Cape house fire under investigation
• Woman reports missing bag of jewelry
• County votes in favor of replacing spreader barrier
• Oasis Middle School PTO raises $10,000 for studio equipment
• Record gains for U.S. poverty with elections looming
• Cape deems pot-bellied pigs 'domestic animals'
• Cape Coral-Fort Myers sees 'greatest gains' in poverty
• Cape Coral approves spreader agreement
• 9/11 marked in Cape Coral
• Nearly 100K in counterfeit items seized at flea market
• 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
• School budget vote set for Sept. 14
• Cape to consider Spreader pact
• Alcohol reported stolen by resident
• 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
• 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
• Budget reduction to come from city payroll, giving rise to layoff debate
• 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 Council approves $6.2 million slash to budget proposal
• Dining in the Dark fund-raiser to be held at new Morgan House Sept. 18
• Cause of death released in Lehigh slayings
• Invitational Snook and Redfish Challenge has best turnout yet
• Police: Driver pulled from canal after attempting to elude deputy
• Tuesday themed teas starting at Burroughs Home
• 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
• 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
• Cape police officer injured in traffic crash
• Murder-suicide suspected in death of three found dead in Lehigh home
• City Clerk's Office now offering new passport services
• Fifth Third Bank to wrap-up Back to School Drive
• Trafalgar Elementary's Vetter nominated for achievement award
• New vision plan for Cape's downtown unveiled
• Presidential visit with Kent, family 'a big honor'
• 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
• School district develops social networking guidelines for staff
• 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
• City employees raise $3,200 for soldier
• 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
• Cape police arrest two in vehicle defraud scheme
• Cape High newspaper takes first
• Candidate in judge's race says provisional ballots being counted
• Cape council debates use of reserve funds
• Cape police charge father with manslaughter in death of 8-week-old daughter
• Driver charged with DUI after striking middle school student on Trafalgar Parkway
• Lee school board looking at three fresh faces
• County candidates look to November
• No-swim advisory issued for the Yacht Club Beach
• 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
• Newcomers Armstrong, Scott win school board seats downing incumbents
• Under 24 percent of registered voters turn out for primary election
• Officials say first day of school goes well
• 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
• Council unanimously OKs SRO program
• 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
• Cape man accused in vehicle fire
• Temporary Road Closure of Southeast 28th Terrace and Santa Barbara Boulevard
• Second man charged with stealing copper coils from Cape church
• Local students' ACT scores improve
• Hodges University announces expansion plans for all three local facilities
• Tips help bring 'most wanted' fugitive back to prison
• Public's help sought in locating missing woman
• North Fort Myers Pincher's Crabshack closed
• 2nd Annual Back to School Blast Saturday
• Cape detective to take part in TV show taping
• Officials rule building fire was accidental in nature
• Caloosahatchee Marching and Chowder Society helps kids learn to sail
• 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
• Back-to-school shoppers take advantage of 'holiday'
• New trash bin distribution to begin
• Consultant interviews to begin next week
• Early voting numbers 'good'
• Synchronized swim show makes a splash
• State Attorney's Office files charges against men charged with killing Cape resident
• Two teens charged with burglary, larceny
• Right-of-way donations may make or break Pine Island Road expansion plans
• Brass sprinkler caps reported stolen at Tarpon Landings
• Investigators attribute two fires at same Cape address to arson
• State 'sales tax holiday' opens Friday
• 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
• Over 1,100 turn out for first day of early voting in Cape
• ECHO holds memorial service for a former staff member
• Memorial service held at ECHO for former staff member killed by Taliban in Afghanistan
• Council appoints nine to Charter Review Committee
• Pine Island Legion Auxiliary sponsors students for Girls State
• Scouting hails stamp dedication
• 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
• 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 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
• Cape woman found guilty of kidnapping, grand theft
• Pelican Elementary open house Aug. 19
• Sans Souci Bay developer plans to sue city, civic organizations, individuals
• Dog dies when left in overheated vehicle
• Principal of North Nicholas High terminated
• District 1 candidates address county's mental health concerns
• League of Women Voters outlines three ways to vote
• 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
• Police say teen accidentally shot baby
• Cape community rallies to help injured soldier
• Identity of Fort Myers homicide victim released
• Baby shot; Fort Myers police say they have a suspect in custody
• 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
• 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
• 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
• School board to consider tentative tax rate
• Family of German tourist injured in accident located
• Guns n' Hoses Blood Drive coming to the Cape Thursday
• Loan modification sought for Cape Hampton Inn and Suites
• School board candidates share views
• Charlotte mom finds bomb threat on car windshield
• FEMA's change in rating may save Cape policy holders nearly $6 million on Flood Insurance premi
• One injured in early afternoon crash
• Motorcyclist in critical condition following collision with Jeep
• Commission on Ethics dismisses request for cost reimbursement
• City to investigate whether MWH records are public
• Plant sale draws record crowd
• Mayor's town hall meeting draws crowd
• City forwards water quality complaint to Department of Environmental Protection
• 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
• 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

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