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The low-down on what you are paying your public officials BY ROGER WILLIAMS rwilliams@florida-weekly.com All over Lee County these days, people keep making money, and some people keep making it hand over fist. While housing prices may ebb and flow like the tides, new residents keep arriving, and businesses keep thriving. More ...
BY JEFF CULL jcull@florida-weekly.com Fort Myers leaders will likely bow to private developers to revive the downtown waterfront. "I remain concerned with our ability to fund this," said Jeff Green, the city's finance director. "We need to look to private developers. More ...
The Southwest Florida Community Foundation, in partnership with The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools, Inc., provides four-year, full-tuition scholarships to Lee County students in need. The Community Foundation's Olmsted- Hotchkiss Scholarship Program was established... More ...
Antiques stored in Fort Myers office BY MICHELLE L. START Correspondent Patent medicine bottles line the walls and an old wicker wheel chair sits in the middle of the room, gathering dust. They represent healthcare from days past and are intended to be shared with the public, but instead remain shut up in a small office on Fowler Street in Fort ... More ...
BY MICHELLE L. START Correspondent Lush Blackeyed Susans, Goldenrod, Gaillardia and cotton plants line the land along a lake at Cypress Cove, eliciting a picture of what Florida looked like before it was developed. Although planted just 13 months ago, the native plants have taken root, bloomed and spread thei... More ...
On Saturday May 12, letter carriers across Lee County will collect food on their mail routes for the largest one-day food drive in the nation. Last year, the food drive yielded over 70 million pounds of food nationwide. Locally, 323,000 pounds of food was collected in Lee Co... More ... GIVING Donations help fund scholarships BY PAUL FLYNN, PRESIDENT EMERITUS Southwest Florida Community Foundation Maria (not her real name) hopes to get her Master's Degree as a family nurse practitioner sometime next year. She's a mother of two, but she's a fulltime graduate student as well. What a daunting task for a young mother. You and your family can help promising young people... More ... Copyright © 2007—2008 Florida Media Group LLC. |
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