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- Sep 13, 2026
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Growing back - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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Senator Ashley Moody speaks at a press conference with Fort Myers Beach leaders. -COURTESY PHOTO U.S. Senator Ashley Moody came to the island last week for an intimate press conference with Fort Myers Beach leaders, sitting down with Mayor Dan Allers and Town Manager Will McKannay to talk through where federal disaster recovery funding stands and where it still needs to go. The visit was productive and frank. More importantly, it was a working conversation, the kind Fort Myers Beach has needed s
Growing back: Fort Myers Beach restores its tree canopy after Hurricane Ian - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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Welcome to Fort Myers Beach.- DAVID WISHTISCHIN / FLORIDA WEEKLY. When Hurricane Ian struck Fort Myers Beach in September 2022, it changed nearly every aspect of the island. Beyond the destruction of homes, businesses and infrastructure, the storm stripped away much of the mature vegetation that had long defined the barrier island. Nearly four years later, the landscape is steadily growing back. The Town of Fort Myers Beach recently completed another phase of its tree canopy restoration program,
Growing back: Fort Myers Beach restores its tree canopy after Hurricane Ian - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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Welcome to Fort Myers Beach.- DAVID WISHTISCHIN / FLORIDA WEEKLY. When Hurricane Ian struck Fort Myers Beach in September 2022, it changed nearly every aspect of the island. Beyond the destruction of homes, businesses and infrastructure, the storm stripped away much of the mature vegetation that had long defined the barrier island. Nearly four years later, the landscape is steadily growing back. The Town of Fort Myers Beach recently completed another phase of its tree canopy restoration program,
Fort Myers Beach commits to a real solution on lightning safety - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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On the afternoon of July 3, 2026, a family was in the Gulf off Fort Myers Beach when the sky opened and lightning struck the water around them. One man did not survive. Three of his family members were rushed to the hospital. A bystander performed CPR and used an AED before paramedics arrived, but it was not enough. It was the kind of afternoon storm Southwest Florida sees dozens of times each summer. Fast-moving, easy to underestimate, and gone within an hour. For one family, it changed everyth
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