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"Costume Swap for a Cause" offers free Halloween costumes, opportunity to give (opens the original)
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MM Brands is hosting “Costume Swap for a Cause,” a free community Halloween costume exchange. Families can bring gently used Halloween costumes and exchange them for another at no cost, or just take one. It will take place Sept. 18 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the MM Brands parking lot, 1322 Lafayette Street, Cape Coral. Leftover costumes will be donated to Abuse Counseling and Treatment, a local not-for-profit serving victims of domestic violence, assault and human trafficking. MM Brands President
Shell Museum to host virtual lecture on solar-powered sea slugs (opens the original)
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The Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum is hosting a virtual lecture on solar powered sea slugs tomorrow at 5:30 pm. The talk will go over the role sea slugs play in environments along the Gulf Coast, how they photosynthesize using sunlight and how different species have evolved. Michael Middlebrooks, associate professor of biology at the University of Tampa, will lead the talk. He says attendees may be surprised at what they’ll learn. "The thing most people are most taken by at first is how b
FPL launches Assistance Center, gives resources for customers looking to save (opens the original)
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Florida Power and Light has launched its new Assistance Center — a new online resource for customers looking to save, or get support with their monthly energy bills. It features FPL Saving Steps, a new program that gives eligible households energy saving advice, including the opportunity to earn a $200 credit for a future bill. The website also connects customers with bill extensions, federal assistance and local resources specific to their county. FPL spokesperson Francine Freitas says the prog
ROAR Offshore to return to Fort Myers Beach September 11-13, first time back since before Hurricane Ian (opens the original)
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An unconventional way to help Fort Myers Beach's Ian recovery is how two power boat racers describe the powerboat racing competition ROAR Offshore's return to Estero Island. For the first time since before Hurricane Ian massively damaged the area in 2022, the event will take place, but this time at Margaritaville Beach Resort from Sept. 11 to Sept. 13. Town Council members approved requests to waive the island's noise ordinance and the use of town property for the tournament on Monday. Shaun Tor
August 26 marks Lineworker Appreciation Day, Florida Power & Light celebrates (opens the original)
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Today is Lineworker Appreciation Day. The holiday, established by the Florida House in 2012, honors the people that work on power lines in and out of storm season. FPL Spokesperson Jack Eble explained, power being such an integral part of daily life is what makes the job of lineworker so important. "There are the men and women who are out strengthening the electric grid, making updates throughout your communities," Eble says. "When outages do occur, they're on the front lines, and they're the on
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