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Calusa Waterkeeper is welcoming the public to enroll in the Fall 2026 Ranger Academy training program. Citizens interested in playing an active role volunteering to help protect and restore the local waterways are invited to register to become a certified Ranger.
The Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum & Aquarium recently added a new Homeschool Half-Days program to its educational lineup that teaches homeschool students science concepts through the study of shells and the mollusks that create them.
On October 3rd, volunteers will remove marine debris from local waters and shorelines. Keep Lee County Beautiful invites boaters, paddlers, scuba divers and beachcombers to join the effort and help protect Captiva's coastal environment.
Town staff is proposing to increase the annual parking pass for residents from $50 to $65 per year. And, to increase hourly town parking space fees from $5 per hour to $7 for premium zones and $6 for standard zones. The fee increases will be discussed at tonight's budget workshop.
The Bay Oaks Recreational Campus Advisory Board is meeting Wednesday, September 16th at noon. Representatives from Opulent Design will be at the meeting to discuss the new pool proposed for Bay Oaks. The public is invited to attend.
The owners of The Wyndham property received final approval from the the Fort Myers Beach Town Council Wednesday for rebuild plans at their south end property on Estero Blvd. Here's what they plan to build in two phases.
Every year in September, The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America sponsors a day designated as "God's Work, Our Hands Day." The goal is to do something to try to improve the community. Here's what St. Peter's is doing tomorrow.
Demolition activities are underway at the pier as crews have begun removing portions of the remaining old structure. Current work includes demolition of the handrails, deck slabs, and pile caps in preparation for the upcoming extraction of the existing piles.
Every Friday in our newsletter from today until the Friday before election day, we’re including a feature called “Weekly Question With Your Candidates.” Fort Myers Beach voters will fill three open seats in November. There are five candidates Here’s our first set of questions…
Fort Myers Beach property owners will pay more in taxes next year. However, the 30% millage rate increase first proposed by Town Manager Will McKannay is dead. Here are all the details on how they got to the millage rate that will most likely pass. When McKannay proposed, and the Town Council approved, a 2027 […]
