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Fort Myers Beach's first-ever Bash on the Bay starts this Saturday (opens the original)
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The first-ever Bash on the Bay kicks off Saturday with three days of music, food, boats and family fun. FORT MYERS BEACH, Fla. (WINK)âThe first-ever Bash on the Bay kicks off Saturday with three days of music, food, boats and family fun. The event is being put on by the team behind On the Bay at Matanzas Inn, PD's Upper Deck and On the Bay Marina. Organizers said they wanted to give people a reason to visit Fort Myers Beach during September, typically one of the slowest months for the area. Th
FGCU among Florida schools closing doors to undocumented students in 2027 (opens the original)
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The Florida Board of Governors voted at FGCU to ban students without legal immigration status from attending any state university. FORT MYERS, Fla. (WINK)âThe Florida Board of Governors voted at FGCU to ban students without legal immigration status from attending any state university. About 8,000 students without legal status graduate from Florida high schools every year, according to a report from the President's Alliance of Higher Education and Immigration. The new rule will bar undocumented
Cape Coral approves up to $500K to repair sinking road, but homeowner’s damaged driveway is not covered (opens the original)
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Cape Coral City Council approved spending up to $500,000 to address a sinking section of NW 16th Terrace, but the emergency funding will stop where public property ends â leaving a homeowner directly in front of the problem searching for another way to repair his badly damaged driveway. CAPE CORAL, Fla. â Cape Coral City Council approved spending up to $500,000 to address a sinking section of NW 16th Terrace, but the emergency funding will stop where public property ends â leaving a homeow
Cape Coral approves up to $500K to repair sinking road, but homeowner’s damaged driveway is not covered (opens the original)
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Cape Coral City Council approved spending up to $500,000 to address a sinking section of NW 16th Terrace, but the emergency funding will stop where public property ends â leaving a homeowner directly in front of the problem searching for another way to repair his badly damaged driveway. CAPE CORAL, Fla. â Cape Coral City Council approved spending up to $500,000 to address a sinking section of NW 16th Terrace, but the emergency funding will stop where public property ends â leaving a homeow
Second-alarm fire tears through Tice church on Buckingham Road (opens the original)
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A second-alarm fire broke out Friday night at a church on Buckingham Road in the Tice Fire District. BUCKINGHAM, Fla. (WINK) â A fire tore through Buckingham Presbyterian Church on Buckingham Road, leaving its sanctuary heavily damaged. Investigators are looking at whether lightning may have sparked the blaze. Severe thunderstorms had moved through the area before the first 911 call came in. When Tice firefighters arrived, the fire was already out of control. That call brought help from across
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