Cape Coral Breeze
Since 1961, Southwest Florida has relied on this outlet for news and information, focusing on the Cape Coral and Lee County region.
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3 weeks ago |
capecoralbreeze.com
May is Haitian Heritage Month — a time to honor the rich history, culture, and contributions of the Haitian community. In celebration, the Haitian-American Community Coalition of Southwest Florida will host a Haitian Heritage Family Fun Day & Health Fair Saturday, May 17, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Hallelujah Community Church, at 3208 […]
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3 weeks ago |
capecoralbreeze.com | CJ Haddad
An advocate program that provides programs that help girls and young women thrive is gearing up for its annual fundraising fashion show. Pace Center for Girls of Lee County has announced the return of the Funky Fashion Show, a high-energy, purpose-driven event hosted by Chico’s. The event takes place on July 15 starting at 5:30 p.m. at Chico’s Corporate Campus, Gralnick Auditorium in Fort Myers.
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capecoralbreeze.com | Meghan Bradbury
The demolition of the final building for the Bimini East project began Tuesday, concluding the razing of all structures for the intended economic development initiative for the South Cape. Community Redevelopment Agency Project Manager Zac Gogel said four months into the project, they are tearing down the last building with a total of 47 sites demolished.
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capecoralbreeze.com | CJ Haddad
This summer, there’s a perk in heading to parks around Lee County. The Lee County Visitor & Convention Bureau in conjunction with Lee County Parks & Recreation is offering local residents and visitors new ways to experience summer fun and win great prizes. “Parks, Points & Perks” is a new program to encourage exploration of area parks, beaches, preserves, recreation centers, events and much more throughout our islands, beaches and neighborhoods.
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3 weeks ago |
capecoralbreeze.com | Meghan Bradbury
With another hurricane season approaching, Cape Coral City Council again discussed window protection Wednesday. Concerns about plywood being left on windows, even when a storm is not pressing, and what measures can be taken, if any, to eliminate this method from being used when the city is not in the hurricane cone highlighted the discussion.
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