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  • 1 week ago | gulfshorebusiness.com | Sheldon Zoldan

    There’s good news for customers who wait in long gas lines at the Costco at Gulf Coast Town Center, construction has started on a larger stand-alone gas station nearby. Lee County approved Costco’s plans last year for new pumps 100 yards southeast of the current location. The first phase calls for 24 pumps, twice the number Costco now has. Six more pumps can be added if needed to bring the total to 30, said Costco representative Brad Wester, who is listed as the applicant.

  • 1 week ago | news.wgcu.org | Sheldon Zoldan

    Southwest Florida is living up to its reputation as one of the golf capitals of the United States. The region is hosting three U.S. Golf Association qualifiers, one in April and two in May. Crown Colony in south Fort Myers is hosting the senior men’s 18-hole qualifier April 25 and the men’s 18-hole U.S. Open qualifier May 8. Grey Oaks Country Club in Naples is hosting the women’s 36-hole U.S. Open qualifier May 13.

  • 1 week ago | gulfshorebusiness.com | Sheldon Zoldan

    Lee County is thinking outside the box to keep the Alico Road extension project, set to give Lehigh Acres commuters another option when heading west and south, on schedule. The county has a $2 billion list of 10 road projects for the next decade but $986 million is unfunded. Phases two and three of the Alico project were scheduled to begin in late 2027, but because of cost increases, it didn’t fit into the budget until 2030 and won’t be finished until the first quarter of 2033.

  • 3 weeks ago | winknews.com | Sheldon Zoldan

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  • 3 weeks ago | gulfshorebusiness.com | Sheldon Zoldan

    Changes to a yet-to-be-named 48-unit project near downtown Bonita Springs weren’t enough to get the go ahead from city leaders. City council members voted 4-3 against the project April 2. Sagamore Management Co. came to the Council seeking approval to build 24 duplexes on 4.6 acres at the northeast corner of Dean Street and Matheson Avenue. City planning staff had recommended approval, while the planning board voted 4-1 against the project Nov. 19.

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