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Red tide, flesh-eating bacteria and more show up in the Ian aftermath, leaving us to wonder … say, Doc? You think that water is safe?

By Dr. Raymond James, DO, Boca Grande Health Clinic That is a good question after the storm of the century. And when mig…
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Are we okay?Telltale signs of stress tell the story after a traumatic event like Hurricane Ian … particularly regarding our children

Many say that the climate of a community is best monitored by the mental health of the children who live there. Are they sa…
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More manatee protection, reef devastation and red tide numbers

It is possible there will soon be another layer of protection for local manatees, as the Lee Board of County Commissioners…

From The Island School … ’tis Bubble Day!

By Donna Catanzarite…

IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Let’s talk about croquet with Hans for a minute …

Almost everyone has a memory of playing croquet as a child, probably…

OBITUARY: Nancy Ellen Pais

Nancy Ellen Pais of Oxford, Michigan and Boca Grande passed away peacefully at home on October 22, 2022. At the time of her…
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BOCA BEACON WEATHER REPORT

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WRONG KEY

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HORTOONS

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THIS WEEK IN THE BOCA BEACON

Boca Beacon backpages FIVE YEARS AGO Final Hurricane Irma debris pickups were complete as anglers were busy tying fli…