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  • Juice Crop Estimate

    The U.S. Department of Agriculture has increased its orange crop forecast for Florida. Valerie Alker has more.
    Posted to Weblog by rchin on 03-11-2010
  • Money Bus

    The Money Bus Tour, brainchild of Fort Myers resident Todd Macke, is making its only Florida stop in Fort Myers this week. WGCU’s Luis Hernandez reports on one man’s mission to teach financial literacy to the masses.
    Posted to Weblog by rchin on 03-04-2010
  • Congressman Mack in Cape Coral

    U.S Representative Connie Mack returned to his roots yesterday – to the business in his hometown of Cape Coral that gave him his first job in high school. The Republican lawmaker says Marine Concepts is a perfect example of a small business struggling to stay afloat under the policies of the Obama Administration...
    Posted to Weblog by rchin on 02-18-2010
  • United Way

    Many United Way Chapters around the country are adjusting their fundraising goals this year to reflect the downturn in the economy. But not the United Way of Lee Hendry and Glades Counties. With just two weeks left in the campaign it’s pushing toward its 8 million dollar goal – dollars it says provide...
    Posted to Weblog by rchin on 02-16-2010
  • Worker Freeze

    The prolonged January cold snap has put untold thousands of Florida farm workers out of work and in danger of becoming homeless. Agencies and advocates are trying to help. WGCU’s Luis Hernandez was in Immokalee and has this report on a town where many of the inhabitants are becoming desperate.
    Posted to Weblog by rchin on 01-29-2010
  • Freeze Damage Tour

    Florida Congressmen Mario Diaz Balart & Adam Putnam toured crop damage in Collier County Monday, calling it the worst they’ve seen anywhere in the state. WGCU’s Mike Kiniry reports.
    Posted to Weblog by rchin on 01-19-2010
  • Lee County Stimulus Funds

    Lee County is getting more than 3 million dollars in federal stimulus dollars for renewable and clean energy projects. WGCU’s John Davis reports.
    Posted to Weblog by rchin on 01-06-2010
  • Census Jobs

    The 2010 U.S. Census will bring thousands of temporary jobs to Southwest Florida. Although the bulk of the work won’t begin until next spring, Census officials say the time for job seekers to act is now. WGCU’s John Davis reports.
    Posted to Weblog by mkiniry on 12-31-2009
  • Florida Grapefruit Overseas

    Pink Grapefruit from Florida goes on sale next month in London. And strawberries from Florida are on sale now in Dublin. WGCU’s Valerie Alker reports.
    Posted to Weblog by rchin on 12-18-2009
  • American Petroleum Institute

    The Naples Council on World Affairs heard from the American Petroleum Institute’s Chief Economist on Tuesday. It’s the country’s main trade organization for the oil and natural gas industry. Doctor John Felmy spoke about where oil and gas comes from, how it’s used and its role in the future. His speech...
    Posted to Weblog by rchin on 12-02-2009
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