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New information delays sentencing in 2024 Cape Coral vehicular homicide case (opens the original)
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The sentencing of Anastasiya Zadorozhna, convicted of vehicular homicide in Cape Coral, was delayed Monday in Lee County after new information revealed her co-defendant, Chase Magruder, may have lied in court. "This was new information; apparently, the judge went back and listened to or looked at the record of the sentencing of the codefendant, Mr. Magruder, and learned that Mr. Magruder had actually lied on the stand," said Rene Suarez, Zadorozhna's defense attorney. Zadorozhna and Magruder wer
FGCU students face repair costs after vehicles keyed at campus apartments (opens the original)
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Florida Gulf Coast University students are facing costly repairs after 12 vehicles were keyed at the North Village Lakes on-campus apartments between Sept. 18 and Sept. 21. It happened in the parking lot near buildings A, B, and F, and the Richard C. Ackert Community Center. FGCU student Anthony Morelli said he was out of town when he learned his motorcycle had been damaged. "I got a call from my roommate saying that my motorcycle's tank had been keyed," Morelli said. Morelli expressed confusion
Punta Gorda residents frustrated by water restrictions during drought (opens the original)
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Punta Gorda residents are grappling with strict water restrictions as the city faces an extended Phase III water shortage due to ongoing drought conditions. Business owner Noelbis Vazquez shared how the restrictions have impacted his daily routine. "I water my lawn. I mean, almost every other day, and then wash my car, I'd say two times a week, so it's tough," Vazquez said. Despite recent rainfall, Gulf Coast News meteorologists report that Punta Gorda has received nearly two inches less rain th
Dengue cases rise as first death reported in Florida (opens the original)
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Florida is seeing a rise in dengue cases, with 41 new cases reported in the past week, bringing the total to 152 this year, according to the state Department of Health. Lee County resident Brian Esco said the increase in cases is not surprising. "We're in a humid climate, and a big portion of the state is subtropical, so we're going to have more mosquitoes, and I think probably more travelers from this area to areas that would be affected by dengue," Esco said. Jenifer McBride, communications di
Lee County commissioners approve $5.7 million to bring Mullock Creek boat ramp back to life (opens the original)
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Lee County commissioners approved $5.7 million at Tuesday's commission meeting to restore the Mullock Creek boat ramp. "This is a great day for Lee County. This Mullock Creek boat ramp project is only the second boat ramp that Lee County has been able to acquire and have the chance to rebuild in the last 20 years," said Lee County Commissioner David Mulicka, District 3. Mulicka said the marina's old facilities were demolished after Hurricane Ian caused damage. Funding from the BP oil spill settl
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