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Four years after Hurricane Ian: Sanibel Island residents still rebuilding (opens the original)
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Four years after Hurricane Ian brought historic destruction to Sanibel Island, residents and nonprofits are still working to rebuild homes and lives while grappling with the storm’s lasting impact. “Oh, my God, it was just traumatic,” Cathy Cronin said. “It’s a really kind of dystopian feel,” Maria Espinoza said. “I was really in shock,” Velma Gavin said. Cronin’s home on Windward Way was inundated by nine feet of storm surge from the Gulf, which tossed furniture, filled walls with mold, and cav
25 years later: Sanibel honors 9/11 victims with 'Field of Heroes' display (opens the original)
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Sanibel Island residents are marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks with a moving tribute at Sanibel Community Park, featuring over 2,000 flags to honor the lives lost in 2001. "It's very personal, because I lost about six people who were close to me that day," Denise Dillon said. Dillon, who lost friends in the World Trade Center attacks, reflected on the significance of the display. "Sanibel Island knows about survival and coming together," she said. The flags, assembled by v
LCEC stays prepared for hurricane season with new facility and stocked supplies (opens the original)
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Lee County Electric Cooperative (LCEC) stays prepared for hurricane season by stocking essential supplies, upgrading infrastructure, and building a new service center to improve power restoration times. Complete Coverage: Gulf Coast Hurricane Week “It can be pretty tough at times, especially with the heat, the humidity, the conditions we work in,” said Aaron Wright, an LCEC lineman. Inside a warehouse in North Fort Myers, workers are organizing and stocking thousands of parts to ensure they are
Fort Myers nonprofits host pickleball day for kids and teens (opens the original)
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Nearly 50 children and teens participated in a day of pickleball, mentorship, and connection at PickleRage in south Fort Myers, hosted by two local nonprofits. The event, part of the Heartfelt Hangouts program organized by A.N.A.’s Friends, was designed to spark joy, build confidence, and create meaningful connections. Heartfelt Hangouts offer children and teens opportunities to try new activities, gain life skills, and connect with peers in a welcoming environment. Athletes Activating Champions
Lee County Public Safety installs autonomous drones to help with storm recovery (opens the original)
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Lee County is deploying drones and installing docks to speed up disaster recovery efforts, enabling quicker damage assessments and keeping first responders safe. Benjamin Abes, Lee County public safety director, said drones have been used in special situations over the years, including documenting damage after hurricanes. “Over the last couple of years, we've been flying these drones across the community in special situations,” Abes said. The county recorded drone footage following Hurricane Mil
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