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Viral door-kicking prank caught on camera in North Fort Myers highlights risk of confrontation (opens the original)
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A North Fort Myers homeowner captured two teens on security footage banging on their garage door late at night before fleeing on an e-bike, in what authorities say is part of a viral social media trend known as the "door-kicking challenge." Around 11 p.m., Ray Woolf and his wife were startled by the loud noise, which woke up their 5-year-old daughter. Woolf said the incident left them fearing for their safety. "Your mind starts to go a little bit, and you don't know if it's an intruder trying to
Cape Coral residents push back against costly North 3 utilities expansion project (opens the original)
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Northwest Cape Coral residents are voicing concerns about the city’s North 3 utility extension project, which they say comes with unaffordable costs and could force some to make difficult financial decisions. A packed city council chamber saw passionate homeowners sharing their frustrations. Mike Stone, a northwest Cape Coral homeowner, received applause during public comments as he addressed the council about paying over $40,000 to connect to city water. “Just south of here where they did North
Legacy Harbour Marina reopens in Fort Myers after Hurricane Ian damage (opens the original)
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Legacy Harbour Marina in Fort Myers has reopened its slips for seasonal and short-term stays, signaling a new chapter for the waterfront facility after Hurricane Ian caused significant damage. "It's been very exciting to watch, kind of like a phoenix rising out of the ashes and coming back to life," said Evan Ravenschlag, marina director. Ravenschlag described Legacy Harbour as a family, noting that Hurricane Ian separated that family when it tore through the River District and Gulf Coast. "It's
Cape Coral family seeks house arrest for elderly father sentenced for online threats (opens the original)
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A Cape Coral family is pleading for leniency after their 74-year-old father, Joseph Giancola, was sentenced to six months in federal prison for making threatening communications online. The incident began on October 30, 2025, when multiple agencies, including Homeland Security and Cape Coral police, conducted a 6 a.m. raid on the Giancola home off Chiquita Boulevard. Anna Giancola described the moment, saying, "I hear this huge slam against the house, and the whole house shook. So I was like, wo
Cape Coral residents urged to inspect utility poles after downed pole damages vehicles (opens the original)
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A utility pole on Southwest 18th Place in Cape Coral snapped and fell during a storm, leading experts to urge homeowners to inspect their poles for signs of deterioration. Residents said the pole had survived hurricanes Ian and Irma, but heavy wind and rain caused it to collapse last night, narrowly avoiding injuries or damage to homes. “The wind and the rain was blowing like crazy, almost like a hurricane. And I saw the pole just go down like it was in slow motion. And bang, right on top of the
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