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MPIFCD’s new fire station project moving forward (opens the original)
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The Matlacha/Pine Island Fire Control District’s (MPIFCD) new Station 2 project continues to move forward, with the property now cleared and initial site work underway. Located in Saint James City, Station 2 has served the Pine Island community as an active fire station for many years, operating out of a metal building. The new project will provide a modern, purpose-built and more resilient facility designed to better support the firefighters who serve the community. According to Fire Chief Ben
Celebrating Pine Islanders: Alex Franke (opens the original)
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According to Alex Franke, the most important thing people can know about him is that he is always willing to help. He admitted he does not usually feel inclined to ask for help in return, but said it is amazing how quickly someone else comes to help as well when he does. “Whether it’s physical help, needing a hand doing something or general knowledge about things I’ve experienced in life,” Franke said. He and his wife, Jody, moved to Pine Island in 2011. However, he had been in Cape Coral with h
Mini printed art hits Matlacha (opens the original)
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Mini art vending machines are gaining popularity in many places, including Matlacha. To the delight of Saint James City resident and local artist Parker Carwile, boutique and art gallery Sandy Paws & Co. has a number of his pieces in a mini print vending machine. The machines are reportedly available online from Etsy, Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace, with a price range that can vary from as low as $60 to several thousand dollars. One such device is called the Art-o-mat. It is a repurposed, ci
Wellness at Home helps clients live independently, age at home (opens the original)
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Pine Island Wellness at Home owner and operator Jody Franke said the need for growth brought about the name change for her business to Wellness at Home Senior Concierge Specialists. After Hurricane Ian, disaster struck her business: first, in taking clients off of Pine Island; and, second, in the damage that she and other residents encountered as a result of the storm. Because it has been nearly four years since Ian blew through town, Franke said, she has found it is best not to talk about the s
Celebrating Pine Islanders: Amber and Mike Brady (opens the original)
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Miceli’s Restaurant owners Mike and Amber Brady said the most important thing to know about them is that their family comes first. “Our family is the most important thing to us,” he said. Amber Brady added with the task of taking this on comes the responsibility of taking on a great deal of other families in the community as well. “In a restaurant business, it’s not just us. We’re impacting everyone else,” she said. “I think this weighs on our minds a lot. When you’re a small business, you’re tr
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