Gina Tomlinson
News Reporter at WBBH-TV (Fort Myers, FL)
News Reporter at WVTM-TV (Birmingham, AL)
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1 week ago |
gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Gina Tomlinson
COURTROOM TODAY. >> WE'RE WORKING TO FIND OUT WHAT LED UP TO A PERSON BEING STABBED AT A BONITA SPRINGS GAS STATION TODAY OFF BONITA BEACH ROAD. GULF COAST NEWS REPORTER GINA TOMLINSON IS THERE LIVE. >> BEHIND ME IS THE RACETRACK WHERE DEPUTIES SAY SOMEONE WAS STABBED THIS MORNING. AND IF YOU LOOK JUST LESS THAN 500 FEET AWAY FROM THE GAS STATION, IS THIS CHARTER SCHOOL THAT HAS SUMMER PROGRAMS.
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2 weeks ago |
gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Gina Tomlinson
START GIVING LESS AID FOR DISASTER RECOVERY. >> IN CAPE CORAL MAN WAS NOT EXPECTING TO SEE THIS WHEN FLYING HIS DRONE, A LARGE SCHOOL OF FISH JUMPING OUT OF HIS CANAL. HE SAYS FISH BASICALLY DISAPPEARED FROM THE CANAL BEHIND HIS HOME ALONG SOUTH WEST 54TH LANE. BUT IN THE LAST FEW WEEKS, THEY SEEM TO BE MAKING A COMEBACK. HE TELLS GULF COAST NEWS REPORTER GINA TOMLINSON. HE HOPES THE FISH OUR SIDE, OUR WATER QUALITY IS GETTING BETTER. >> IT'S SOMETHING YOU MIGHT EXPECT TO SEE OUT IN THE GULF.
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2 weeks ago |
gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Gina Tomlinson
The only movie theater on Fort Myers Beach hasn’t shown a film since Hurricane Ian, and now, it might never again. Tuesday, the town’s Local Planning Agency approved plans to turn the old Beach Theater into an entertainment center with a two-level restaurant and bar. Instead of showtimes and popcorn, the space could soon feature outdoor games, live music, a high-end steakhouse and drinks.
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3 weeks ago |
gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Gina Tomlinson
A woman's death after her car crashed into a canal off Burnt Store Road in Cape Coral is raising urgent safety lessons about how to survive if your car ends up underwater. "Maybe if she had something that she could have cracked her window to escape..." said Ross Pavies, who lives in the neighborhood where the two-car crash happened Wednesday night. "There's tons of canals and waters.
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1 month ago |
gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Gina Tomlinson
Cape Coral residents are mobilizing to recall Mayor John Gunter, expressing dissatisfaction with recent city decisions and gathering thousands of signatures to initiate the process. Kyle L'Hommedieu, who moved to Cape Coral in 2017, is leading the effort, saying, "I chose to make it my home. I started my business here, and I, in my opinion, I've seen it go into a direction that I don't like."He is partnering with local businesses to set up signing stations and going door to door to gather support.
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