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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Aug 3, 2026
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Sizzle Dining: Sweet Melissa's in Fort Myers (opens the original)
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Sizzle Dining runs throughout the month of September. It ends Wednesday, September 30. Sweet Melissa's Restaurant joined the team in the Gulf Coast news studio to share their impact. They were previously on Sanibel Island for 14 years, then relocated to Fort Myers on Summerlin Road after Hurricane Ian. Every $1 from a Sizzle Dining meal is donated to Blessings in a Backpack Southwest Florida, which provides healthy meals and snacks for children in school. DOWNLOAD the free Gulf Coast News app fo
Road work begins Monday on several Naples streets for annual resurfacing project (opens the original)
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The City of Naples is conducting its annual road resurfacing project from Monday until Friday. The city says that most of the roadways will be milled and paved the same day. This is the list of streets that will be reduced to one lane: 10th Avenue North: U.S. 41 to 13th Street North North Lake Drive: Beach Access to 3rd Street South Broad Court South and North: Broad Court South and 8th Street to Broad Court North and 8th Street Broad Avenue North: 10th Street North to 12th Street North 4th Stre
Mutts & Meows: 2-year-old Sasha up for adoption at Gulf Coast Humane Society in Fort Myers (opens the original)
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The Gulf Coast Humane Society is in the studio showing off a dog looking to be adopted. Sasha is a 2-year-old black and white mixed breed. People who volunteer at the society said she has lots of energy, loves to adventure around, and enjoys walks. They say she is looking for a home that can provide continued training, structure, and plenty of exercise. To find out more information about Sasha, visit the Gulf Coast Humane Society. DOWNLOAD the free Gulf Coast News app for your latest news and al
TechBytes: How to keep your phone service on during a storm (opens the original)
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During Hurricane Ian, cellphone service was nearly non-existent for much of Southwest Florida’s coastal communities. CEO of CRS Technology Consultants John Joyce said there are tips people in the community should know on how to send and receive text messages. Joyce said cell phone service failed during Hurricane Ian due to the wind and flooding knocking down phone towers. "Every storm provides a learning experience," said Joyce. "Use text as your primary method of communication ... phone calls a
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