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Feb. 16, 2025

August Wilson's 'Jitney' a microcosm of the struggles we encounter in everyday life

Actor Lemec Bernard says that the struggles taking place onstage in August Wilson’s “Jitney” are a microcosm of those we…
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Feb. 15, 2025

Marielle Plaisir installation at The Baker Museum explores our legacy of colonialism

Marielle Plaisir is one of three artists being featured by The Baker Museum of Art in its 12th Annual Florida…
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Feb. 15, 2025

Florida Senate seeks to make changes in state's water districts

A Florida Senate committee Tuesday will consider a plan that would make wide-ranging changes in the state’s water management districts,…
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Feb. 14, 2025

Cape Coral receives key permit for Yacht Club Community Park

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection issued a critical permit for the Yacht Club Community Park renovation yesterday afternoon, bringing…
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Feb. 14, 2025

Toasty Florida becomes rainy Florida; more cold fronts on the way

Florida’s cold front becomes stationary, causing more widespread rains, but there are several other fronts on the horizon. Could winter…
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Feb. 14, 2025

Florida schools are adapting to new immigration policies that affect undocumented students

The Trump administration is allowing immigration agencies to make arrests in schools, reversing a policy that previously prohibited them from…
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Feb. 13, 2025

August Wilson’s “Jitney” opens at the Alliance for the Arts

A production of playwright August Wilson’s “Jitney” opens this week at the Alliance for the Arts in Fort Myers. The…
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Feb. 12, 2025

Encore: Using 'Environmental DNA' to search for Burmese pythons in the Florida Everglades

Florida is home to more than 500 nonnative species, more than 50 of which are reptiles. Current monitoring techniques depend…
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Feb. 10, 2025

Encore: How the role of U.S. President has evolved from what the founders intended into what it is today

The United States was founded with three branches of government which were designed to act as checks on each others’…
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Feb. 6, 2025

A conversation with playwright Steven Dietz as Florida Rep. performs his time travel love story “Bloomsday”

Florida Repertory Theatre in Fort Myers is mounting a production of playwright Steven Dietz’s time travel love story “Bloomsday.” We…
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Feb. 16, 2025

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