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Vikings overwhelm Conchs in opening round of playoffs
Closing out a third consecutive playoff season, the Key West High football team ran into a Bishop Verot that proved every bit as formidable as its reputation, as the Vikings scored touchdowns on their first seven offensive possessions, building an insurmountable lead before rolling to a 47-7 victory versus the Conchs in an FHSAA Region 4-3A quarterfinal on Friday, Nov. 13, in Fort Myers. Bishop Verot’s balanced, no-huddle attack kept Key West on its heels throughout the night as the Vikings quarterback completed all nine of his passes for 138 yards and a touchdown, while the ground attack powered the victory with four rushing touchdowns. The Conchs (4-7 overall) had an opportunity to make the game competitive early, putting together a promising drive after falling behind 14-0. A 36-yard run helped move Key West inside Bishop Verot’s 30-yard line, but a fumble ended the possession without points. The missed opportunity quickly became a turning point. Bishop Verot answered with another touchdown, then recovered an onside kick and scored again, turning what could have been a 14-7 game into a 28-0 deficit in a matter of possessions. The Vikings continued to dictate the pace, executing their no-huddle offense while finding success
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Coolest air of the season so far! Afternoon temperatures in the 60s today
We are waking up to a fall-like chill in the air on the Gulf Coast. Thanks to this week's cold front, most of us will wake up to the 50s for the first time this season. The last time the mercury dropped to the 50s in Fort Myers was back in April. This morning's chill may be a refreshing shock to the system.
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Sanibel’s $350K dune planting project enters final phase to shore up coast after Hurricane Ian
SANIBEL, Fla. — Sanibel is in the final phase of its $350,000 dune planting project, funded entirely by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, to restore the island's shoreline and strengthen its defenses against storms like Hurricane Ian. Mark Reiner, a Sanibel resident who experienced Hurricane Ian at his...
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Florida sees surge in millionaire renters as luxury home prices soar
As we've been documenting all these years, Naples has long been a destination for wealthy homeowners, and they just keep rolling into Southwest Florida with the gulf waves. But there has been a change in strategy for some with overflowing wallets: A growing number of millionaires are choosing to rent instead . The Naples-Marco Island metro area recorded the nation's second fastest increase in millionaire renter households over the last five years, according to a new Nov. 6 analysis by apartment platform gurus RentCafe . At the same time, a separate Realtor.com report this week now has Naples up as the country's third most expensive luxury housing market and the top-performing luxury market for annual price growth. And for one of the first times on a large scale, Lee County is also making moves in that latter research. Plus, new data released this week tells us why the letter K is suddenly an important part of our Southwest Florida lives. Here's what to know. How many renter millionaire households does Naples-Marco Island have? Together, the reports point to a market where wealth continues to cascade into Southwest Florida, even as some affluent residents appear increasingly willing to forgo owning a