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ECS beats Canterbury 35-14, Sentinels win first playoff game in 17 years
FORT MYERS, Fla. — The high school football postseason officially kicked off on Thursday with the new Independent League playoff format making its debut as two crosstown rivals faced off for the chance to keep playing football. The 9-1 Canterbury Cougars hosted Evangelical Christian in the Pool B Regional...
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‘Gulfcoasting’ hits the starting gate at America’s favorite BMX track in Cape Coral
CAPE CORAL, Fla. — When it comes to high-flying action, family fun, and community spirit, one Southwest Florida destination is racing ahead of the competition. Cape Coral BMX has officially been voted America's Favorite BMX Track, and Jason Drew went 'Gulfcoasting' to find out what makes this local gem such a standout.
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Costly ambulance rides lead some Gulf Coast patients to drive themselves to the ER
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Rising ambulance costs are causing people on the Gulf Coast to reconsider calling for emergency medical transport, even in potentially life-threatening situations. Matt Ward recently experienced chest tension and feared it might be a heart attack, prompting him to consider calling for an ambulance. "I...
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King Risk Acquires Fort Myers’ Lott & Gaylor Agency
King Risk Partners, one of the largest insurance brokerages in the US, is now a little bigger after the acquisition of Lott & Gaylor Insurance agency in Fort Myers, Florida. Lott & Gaylor has more than 40 years in the business in southwest Florida, offering homeowners, condominium, boat insurance and commercial property and liability coverage. David Maxwell is president and owner, since 2006.
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Cape Coral elected leaders prepare for city issues before swearing-in
CAPE CORAL, Fla. (WINK)—Cape Coral's incoming leaders got a crash course in city government as they prepared to take office. Mayor-elect Rick Erickson, District 1's Dave Newton and District 6's Annette Warren heard from the city attorney, auditor, clerk, the fire and police departments and the Cape Coral Charter Schools Authority. The transition session focused on the work ahead during the next four years.