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WGCU
Bonita Springs approved a zoning change for what the application calls a "data center." The application, however, also carries the data center label, which is not exactly describing the project. The application says that label was the only one that was appropriate. Confusion and concern came along with the label.
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Florida Studio Theatre
“Dog Mom,” a heartfelt new comedy, comes from writer, producer and filmmaker Tate Elizabeth Hanyok. It is enjoying a rolling world premiere that includes a stop at Florida Studio Theatre June 26 to July 26.
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City of Fort Myers
City of Fort Myers awards arts and culture grants to 19 arts organizations, one group and one artist
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Marco Island Historical Society website
The seminar will help military veterans with questions about benefits they earned, or any claims and appeals processes, can come to a seminar.
Collection of Stanton Storer, courtesy of Sarasota Art Museum.
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Becca Boyd, Museum Marketing and Communications Manager, Sarasota Art Museum
No Southwest Florida museum has any of David Hockney’s artworks in its permanent collection. They are very expensive. His painting “Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)” sold at Christie’s New York in 2018 for $90 million, a record for a living artist. But one of his photographic drawings is on loan to the Sarasota Art Museum as part of the “Something Borrowed, Something New” exhibition.
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- This week, Southwest Florida theater is dominated by limited engagements
- Fort Myers Theatre team wins top honors for 'Newsies' at Junior Theatre Festival Europe
- Nate Jacobs' newly created Marvin Gaye revue coming to Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe in July
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