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Red tide: What Mote is doing now
■ BY HALEY RUTGER, MOTE MARINE LABORATORY From October 2017 through July 2018, Mote and its partners have monitored extensiv…
Island fans from overseas question governor about red tide
To the Editor: We are regular visitors to Boca Grande from England and are horrified by what is happening with the red tide…
When will it ever end? Authorities not providing enough information on red tide
■ BY MARCY SHORTUSE When Lisa Haney and her husband, Mike, got to the Palm Island ferry landing on Tuesday night, July 31, t…
Wildlife Center of Venice announces new director Pam DeFouw
■ BY SUE ERWIN Pam DeFouw is the new director of operations at the Wi…
Got some dead fish? Throw ‘em in the dumpster
■ STAFF REPORT Lee County has hired its debris-removal contractor to…
Use common sense, listen to the old salts: How to deal with red tide
■ BY CAPT. VAN HUBBARD Unfortunately, the talk of our town now is red tide and water quality/polluted local waters. For now…
Back-to-school tax break set for August 3 through 5
■ STAFF REPORT Florida’s 2018 “Back-to-School” sales tax holiday is set for August 3 to August 5 this year. Parents and stud…
Sea turtles continue nesting, hatching … sometimes dying
■ BY SUE ERWIN Despite the effects of red tide, sea turtle nest numbers are continuing to grow, hatchlings are making their…
Lemon Bay Touchdown Club fishing tournament August 4
■ STAFF REPORT The Lemon Bay Touchdown Club’s seventh annual fishing tournament is set for Saturday, Aug. 4 at Boca Grande M…
A pioneering Florida family: The Albrittons, Part II
■ SUBMITTED BY TIMMY SPAIN
Editor’s note: Columnist Tim Spain wrote a piece about the Albritton family in May, 2018. Thi…