Nehilah Grand-Pierre
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 33
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- Oct 2, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Cape Coral residents react to 'no fishing' signs at Jaycee Park (opens the original)
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"No fishing" signs at Jaycee Park in Cape Coral are drawing mixed reactions from neighbors. Stephanie Rizzo, a Cape Coral resident, said, "There's not a ton of space. With a lot of people fishing here, you know, not picking up their hooks, just leaving stuff all over the place with kids running around and pets." Tara Boccia, another resident who enjoys walking her dog at the park, questioned the fairness of the fishing restrictions. "People come to Cape Coral to fish and to boat, and it's a boat
FEMA grants LCEC over $640K for storm recovery reimbursements (opens the original)
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Pine Island residents are expressing gratitude as Federal Emergency Management Agency reimburses more than $640,000 to the Lee County Electric Cooperative for power repairs following Hurricane Ian, which left the area without power and vehicle access for days. Emily Pancoast expressed relief about the FEMA reimbursement. "Very grateful for that because I had heard after some of those storms, other electric companies, that they were putting charges on their customers and that was a little overwhe
3 women accused of vandalizing car with eggs and condiments in Cape Coral (opens the original)
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Three women in Cape Coral are accused of vandalizing an ex-friend's car and home with eggs, milk, and condiments, leading to property damage and criminal charges. Michael Santiago, a Cape Coral resident, shared his thoughts on how he would have handled the situation. "Definitely not calling the police. I will 100% find out who it was," Santiago said. He added, "The way I grew up, you just got to handle your stuff." Police say surveillance footage from the Skyline Boulevard Circle K gas station c
Proposal to rezone farmland in Charlotte County for mining, artificial lake under review (opens the original)
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Charlotte County officials are reviewing a proposal to convert more than 160 acres of farmland off Bermont Road and Graham Road into mining land to create an artificial lake for public water sports. The goal is to open the lake to the public for recreational activities. Jim Weeks, the applicant, described the property owner's vision for the facility. "A recreational facility for Jet Skis, WaveRunners, kayaking, windsurfing, wakeboarding, wake surfing, water skiing," Weeks said. Although the land
Fort Myers STARS Complex faces nearly $400K cuts as concerns of impact on kids grow (opens the original)
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The S.T.A.R.S. Complex in Fort Myers, a community center offering after-school and youth programs, is facing nearly $400,000 in budget cuts, sparking concerns about the impact on its services. Kelby Tyre, a former S.T.A.R.S. Complex youth member, shared how the facility shaped his life. "We play, we met new people. It just brought us closer together as a community. I value that. I still talk to 100% of the people that I went to the stars with now," Tyre said. Tyre also noted his ongoing connecti
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