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Java and Goliath groupers: Have coffee with a Mote scientist on January 11

■ BY SUE ERWIN      If you’re interested in learning more about goliath grouper and how they rely on the health of our water, you’ll want to attend a seminar on the island next Wednesday, Jan. 11. Dr. Jim Locascio, program manager at Mote Marine Laboratory, will discuss “Acoustic Measurements of Goliath Grouper Abundance […]

Boater charged with numerous counts in Gonzalez fatal accident

■ BY MARCY SHORTUSE     An arrest has been made in the June boating death of an Englewood man. According to Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office booking reports, Dalton Matthew Reas, 20, of Wauchula was arrested on Tuesday, Dec. 20. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission is handling the investigation but has not yet released […]

Sign up now for Dylan Gonzalez Memorial Tourney

                Last June the community lost a man who truly loved to fish, and now his friends are honoring him with his own tournament. “Fish in Paradise: The First Annual Dylan Gonzalez Memorial Snook, Redfish and Trout Tournament & Fundraiser,” will be held on Saturday, Nov. 12 from 6:30 […]

George the iguana guy is looking for a few good signatures

■ BY MARCY SHORTUSE Iguana trapper George Cera will be an even more common sight around town next year, as Lee County has extended his contract to include the winter months. The contract until now was for nine months. “I’m just glad I can work those other months,” Cera said. “There were so many times […]

Natalie earns two gold medals in Special Olympics

Islander Natalie Spurgeon, who now resides at Loveland Center in Venice, competed in a Special Olympics event on Oct. 1 and Oct. 2 in Sebastian, FL. She earned two gold medals – one for breaststroke and one for the relay event. “I was glad to be involved in the Special Olympics again. My team and […]