Miromar Lakes
Miromar Lakes, FL · Municipal
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“NO KINGS” protest ahead of midterm election in an effort to mobilize voters
On Oct. 17, protesters gathered on the Estero Bridge overpass for a “NO KINGS” protest leading up to the midterm elections. Protesters began gathering at 10 a.m. holding signs and banners expressing their feelings about the president. Lorraine Jocelyn and Mary Jane Christopher were two women who were...
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Council to vote on rescinding UEP ordinances
Three resolutions, which would rescind the North 3 Utility Expansion Project potable water, wastewater and irrigation assessments, are among items to be considered by the Cape Coral City Council on Monday. Resolution 311-26 is part of the city’s consent agenda, meaning there will be no council discussion unless a member...
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CRA to pay off fees owed on now-sold city properties
The Cape Coral City Council, sitting as the Cape Coral Community Redevelopment Agency Commission, is expected to vote on paying off the remaining Contribution in Aid of Construction to the tune of $347,646. Resolution 12-26 is for the payment of $347,646 to the City of Cape Coral to pay off...
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Naples Daily News
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The flag is an enormous waste of space
Cape Coral has finally done it. After years of tireless effort and competition, the city has solved America’s most pressing problem- the American flag simply being not big enough. Luckily, citizens of Cape Coral can now rest easy, knowing that the 250-foot flagpole is made visible, all the way...
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Candidate’s company pitched Bimini East alternative
Formal_Unsolicited_P3_Proposal_Letter (1) South_Cape_Memorial_Plaza (1) With the final approval of the $500 million Bimini East project in Cape Coral City Council’s rearview mirror, public comment continues to ride shotgun on social media. Criticism in the wake of last Wednesday’s 6-1 approval of three contracts — the development agreement, the purchase...
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$8M project brings 208,000 tons of sand to 3.5 miles of Naples beach
NAPLES, Fla. — Collier County has begun its $8 million beach nourishment project, delivering 208,000 tons of sand to restore three and a half miles of Naples coastline from Doctors Pass to 21st Avenue South. Residents and visitors woke up to trucks and excavators working on the beach. Sharda...
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Cape Coral mayoral candidate Lisa Cohen-Adkinson says her face was cut out of campaign sign
CAPE CORAL, Fla. — Cape Coral mayoral candidate Lisa Cohen-Adkinson says her campaign signs have been vandalized, with one sign on Southeast 18th Street along Santa Barbara Boulevard having her face cut out. “This one seemed a lot more deliberate with, you know, cutting my face out. And I...
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Fort Myers crews clear Billy Creek as pollution levels improve
FORT MYERS, Fla. (WINK)—Fort Myers continued a multiday cleanup of Billy Creek's filter marshes as crews removed overgrown plants from a system built to keep pollutants out of the waterway. WINK News joined crews as they worked in the wetland filtration system, which treats stormwater runoff from surrounding urban...
Naples Daily News
Missed state deadline stalls plans for new golf club in East Naples
Opponents could get another chance to fight the conversion of a long-time citrus grove into an exclusive, private golf club in East Naples. According to a letter from FloridaCommerce, Collier County missed the state's deadline to submit its final approval of a required growth plan amendment by more than a year. After an hours-long hearing on Sept. 22, county commissioners unanimously approved the amendment and rezoning, which faced strong opposition from neighbors who hoped to somehow preserve the 169-acre South Naples Citrus Grove. The state received the county's adopted amendment on Oct. 2. FloridaCommerce deemed it "withdrawn" under state law a few days later because the county took far too long to approve the amendment after the state's initial review last year. As a result of the delay, the state returned the amendment to the county without action — or implementation. The growth plan amendment dates back to 2025 County commissioners voted to transmit the original amendment to the state for review on May 27, 2025. The state sent its review back to the county a little over a month later, on July 2. After the county received the state's comments, it had 180 days to hold the second and