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A free Juneteenth celebration will be taking place in Naples over the weekend.
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‘Love Sanibel Back’ returns June 1 with a focus on local connection.
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The trailhead parking area at Yellow Fever Creek Preserve on Del Prado Blvd. N. in Cape Coral, is closed temporarily June 1 through 4.
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A Southwest Florida restaurateur and his cousin are dead after the motorcycle they were riding overturned on a stretch of Tennessee road known for its curves.
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Union soldiers will be honored on Memorial Day with taps and flowers by the Colonel Robert Barnard Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Camp 2. Special attention will be paid to early settler Christian Henry Funck, who enlisted at age 13 as a drummer in the Union Army during the Civil War.
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Point-in-Time surveys are conducted one day each year. The most recent annual count showed a 43% decrease in the number of homeless people counted in Collier County this year.
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This region played a vital role in helping to save the United States and the Allies in World War II. This once-sleepy backwater became important to winning the war, because Germany dominated skies over Europe when America entered the conflict in late 1941. And Japan controlled the air over much of the Pacific.
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The Florida Highway Patrol's Elite DUI Squad and the Aggressive Driving Unit will be conducting “Operation Dry Streets”, a specialized impaired driving enforcement initiative, from this Friday through Sunday, throughout 10 counties in Southwest Florida that are Troop F's region.
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About 95 percent of all illegal dumping in Lee County happens in Lehigh Acres, according to a heatmap provided by the county.
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Country clubs are moving beyond traditional golf-centered models as younger retirees and remote workers relocate to Southwest Florida.
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