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Gaza aid worker caught his first fish here
Jacob Alexander Flickinger, a 33-year-old humanitarian food aid worker for the charity World Central Kitchen, was killed Ap…
World Central aid worker called trustworthy mentor, guide
Quebec Parliament recognized his work
BY LYNN SEIBERT
The world lost a beautiful soul on April 1, 2024 when my belove…
Waiting for dinner …
Last year, Florida Power & Light placed an osprey platform at the south end of the island, near Belcher. This year, the…
Captains founders visit to talk Clean Water at Eagle Grille
Captains for Clean Water held an event at Eagle Grille on Tuesday, A…
SW Florida Fishing: Snook, trout, reds oh my
BY CAPT. WILL WATERHOUSE
Snook have been the deal in the back cou…
SW Florida Fishing: Tarpon starting to show up
BY CAPT. JOE LECLAIR
With warmer waters it’s time to shift gears and search for monster tarpon.
Recently we fished th…
Ask a Doc: Parkinson’s disease can now be detected through the skin
BY BRET KUEBER, M.D., ASSISTANT MEDICAL DIRECTOR, BOCA GRANDE HEALTH CLINIC
April, the birth month of James Parkinson, i…
EcoWatch: Good and bad eco news
“Better to have bad news that’s true than good news that is made up.”
– Eric Ries, American Entrepreneur and author of t…
Historic Preservation meetings canceled
Please note that both the April 10th and May 8th Boca Grande Historic Preservation Board meetings are canceled.
Book-briefs: New regional titles
Some new local history titles out this spring:
• “Three Ringling Circus: A History of Sarasota and the Famous Ringli…










