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Across the islands: reopenings in Sanibel, Matlacha

Some Ian hurricane reopenings from across the Lee County waterfront: • South Seas on Captiva Island has opened its 12-hole golf walking short course, The Clutch. The walking course is designed by Beau Welling and features natural beauty, strategic challenges and a family-friendly atmosphere. • The Yucatan Bar and Grill has reopened its spot in […]

SUP Englewood concession now at Don Pedro

State Park has offering for kayak and paddleboards SUP Englewood is the new paddling concession at Don Pedro State Park. The paddling and kayak concession works in partnership with Florida State Parks and are located at the park’s mainland side. They established an exclusive multi-year agreement with the park in February of this year, so […]

New third grade teacher named for The Island School, Mrs. Kristen Maitland-Shank

Mrs. Kristen Maitland-Shank has been selected to serve as the new third-grade teacher for The Island School. Mrs. Shank is incredibly passionate about teaching and holds a Bachelor of Science in Education with a major in Mild to Moderate Intervention Specialist from Bowling Green State University. She’s been teaching in Florida for the past 15 […]

Lee County reviews Community Center this June 18

On Tuesday June 18, the Lee Board of County Commissioners will review the overall development agreement between the county and the Friends of the Boca Grande Community Center, regarding improvements and renovations. That proposed agreement, which includes a requirement for finished plans and proof of pledges for the project, describes Friends’ relationship with the county […]

Hurricane prep with tax holiday ‘til June 14

The 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season begins on June 1 and runs until Nov. 30 with the historical peak of activity occurring in September. The Florida Division of Emergency Management urges all Floridians to have preparations in place for their personal and family needs in the event a storm threatens their community. This year, two disaster […]

County fertilizer bans

Lee County Government is reminding homeowners and professional landscapers to stop fertilizing from June 1 to Sept. 30. During this time of year when Southwest Florida sees the most rain, improper and unnecessary fertilization can result in runoff that sends nutrients meant to feed your lawn into our waterways. These excess nutrients can have negative […]

Coral Creek raises $15,000 for local scholarships

The Coral Creek Club once again partnered with the Folds of Honor to help raise funds for scholarships to spouses and children of fallen or disabled veterans. This year they raised just over $15,000, which will fund three full local scholarships.  The club offered a closest to the pin challenge throughout the Memorial Day weekend […]