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Dead grass, trash blanket Cape Coral canal as couple pushes for cleanup plan
CAPE CORAL, Fla. — They bought the dream... a home on the water. However, for Margaret and Carl Bohne, the view from their Cape Coral backyard has become anything but picture-perfect. "We were away for most of the summer, but we came back about a month ago, and we're...
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Collier commissioners approve mixed-use development in East Naples
Collier commissioners approved a mixed-use development with workforce housing in East Naples. On Oct. 27, the board voted unanimously in favor of the project, despite opposition. Some residents raised concerns about "commercial creep" and its impacts on traffic, safety and noise in their neighborhood. The opposition included pushback from the...
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The Island at West Bay Club tops out as Estero rarity
The Island at West Bay Club is developer Kolter Urban’s latest ode to exclusivity: a luxury residential tower within a private country club community on Estero Bay. Manhattan Construction workers recently reached the tower’s 24th floor, where future residents may one day relax by a rooftop pool with soaring views of the bay, the barrier islands and the Gulf beyond.
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Sanibel beautification project could slow traffic Nov. 7-20
SANIBEL, Fla. (WINK)—The City of Sanibel Public Works Department will begin an island-wide mulching and landscape beautification project on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026. Work is expected to continue through Friday, Nov. 20, 2026, weather and site conditions permitting. The city said the project is part of its ongoing effort to enhance the island's appearance, improve landscaped areas and maintain Sanibel's natural beauty for residents and visitors.
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Cape Coral launches water consumption alerts to help identify potential leaks
CAPE CORAL, Fla. — On Friday, the City of Cape Coral announced that it has implemented a new notification process to help utility customers identify water leaks. In a news release, the city said that Customer Billing Services, along with IT, has launched the system that contacts customers by phone or email when continuous water consumption is detected on the property.
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Cape Coral lands $4M state grant for reclaimed water, but project delay may shift where it goes
CAPE CORAL, Fla. — Cape Coral has been awarded $4,041,984 in state funding through Florida’s Alternative Water Supply Grant Program to improve reclaimed water infrastructure and expand alternative water supplies. The funding comes as part of $100 million announced by Gov. Ron DeSantis for water projects across Florida....
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City announces process to detect home water leaks
The city of Cape Coral has implemented a new automated notification process to help utility customers identify potential water leaks and involuntary water use. Customer Billing Services, in collaboration with Information Technology, recently launched the system, which contacts customers by phone or email when continuous water consumption is detected at their property. This week, notifications were generated for more than 2,000 locations.
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Cape Coral council to weigh historic status for Four Freedoms Park
CAPE CORAL, Fla. — A Cape Coral father is fighting to preserve Four Freedoms Park by nominating it for historic designation as the site faces redevelopment due to the approved Bimini East development plan. The Madden family discovered the park years ago during a visit to Cape Coral through...