Britt Leoni
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Dunbar High School celebrates Dr. Carl Burnside's 41-year career in education (opens the original)
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Last Friday was a celebration at Dunbar High School. "There's a phenomenal team here, a spirit that resonates throughout this school," said Dr. Carl Burnside, principal of Dunbar High, who retired this week. Friends, family, and colleagues gathered to honor Dr. Burnside's 41-year career in education. "Well, I'm always proud of him!" said one person. "My daddy said he's the smartest, and my daddy was pretty smart!" "Students knew not to miss my class," said Dr. Burnside. "This was 40 years ago an
Fort Myers restaurant owner reflects on resiliency in rebuild after Hurricane Ian (opens the original)
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From the cracked Causeway to the battered and scattered pieces of what used to fill a home, those who call Sanibel Island home are no strangers to suffering. "It was surreal; it was like, oh my God," said Melissa Donahue, executive chef of Sweet Melissa's. Today, the restaurant is in Fort Myers. Years ago, it was on Sanibel. She remembers Hurricane Ian like it was yesterday. "We had nine feet of water," said Melissa. "There was even like a glass rack like that you could see the water line on the
Two Naples seniors find love in the midst of grief (opens the original)
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At just 72 years old, Joan Hall had spent her life building a love story she thought would only grow stronger with time. She never expected time to cut that story short. "All of a sudden, the rug's been torn out from underneath you and you have to learn how to get through it," said Hall. 82-year-old Dennis Lloyd is also familiar with that pain. "She was in the ICU for 5 days and hospice for 5 days before she passed," said Dennis of Catherine, his wife who died. "It was a totally unexpected death
Naples girl changes course with career after saving her stepdad's life (opens the original)
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Like most 17-year-olds, Mattie Moen is navigating some big decisions, like how she wants to make an impact. Her first plan was to pursue work as a mechanic in the Navy — until life gave her an unexpected reason to change course. "It was around 10 p.m.," said 52-year-old Michael Miner, Mattie's stepdad. "I had one of the episodes, and my heart started racing. I tried things to get it down, and it wasn't coming down." "He's like, 'Yeah, can you take me to the hospital?" said Mattie. "I'm like, alr
Naples Eagle Scout gives back to Vanderbilt Beach (opens the original)
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Christian Woodward may be 14, but his Eagle Scout badges show he's been busy living far beyond his age. Behind each badge is devotion to a mission. "If everyone made a difference, the world would be a much better place," said Christian. Making a difference. That's what Christian decided to do in proposing his latest project to build two lifeguard stands on Vanderbilt Beach. This past March, at a North Collier Fire Rescue Commissioner meeting, Christian pitched the idea. "Thinking of a project of
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