Photos By: Katrina Salokar The Preserve Buckingham Fundraiser for the Buckingham Community Association was a HUGE success. Thanks to ALL who participated! Look for a second fundraiser at the Buckingham Blues Bar in November. Previous Next
July Programs at Riverdale Public Library
Next month’s roster of activities at Riverdale Public Library offers topics for all ages. The following activities are free to the public: Adult Programs Knit and Stitch 1 p.m. Wednesday, July 3, 17 A casual, self-guided group of knitters and crocheters that join together to share projects, ideas and techniques. Participants are encouraged to bring […]
Travel Tips!
By Pat Whitehall Season is over for many of the citizens of Florida and now school is out, so everyone’s thoughts have turned to summer and vacations. Many people will want to travel up north where it may be a tad cooler, or even less humid than here in sunny Florida. While planning your trip, […]
Lee Commissioners Vote to Build Longer, Wider Fort Myers Beach Pier to Replace Pier Destroyed by Hurricane Ian
The Lee Board of County Commissioners voted Tuesday to direct staff to rebuild the Fort Myers Beach Pier to 1,000 feet long and 12 feet wide, 70.85% longer and 50% wider than the pier destroyed by Hurricane Ian. The design and permitting of the pier is expected to take up to 36 months, and construction […]
Readying Your Pets For The Hurricane Season
By: Dr. Veja Tillman, DMV Whether it is the next hurricane or other natural disaster, or it is man-made, having a plan for your pets must be included with your family’s emergency plan. But where do you start? What will you need and how much? From veterinary records to their favorite toys, this checklist will […]
The Crested Caracara, A Rural Florida Icon
By: Kara Tyler-Julian With its unique and beautiful ecosystems, Southwest Florida is likewise home to many unique and beautiful animal species. Many people flock to southwest Florida to enjoy the ample birding opportunities offered here, though sadly, those opportunities are decreasing due to habitat loss and climate change (shifting migratory bird patterns). Nonetheless, the area […]
Moving Into The Summer Season: Being Prepared For Hurricane Season
By: Mike Welch At this writing NOAA indicates an historic number of storms that will develop this year due to warmer climate conditions in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico. These past few years have been tragic for many citizens in Florida – Hurricane Irma in 2017 and just recently Hurricane Ian. The lesson of […]
The Three Elements Of Crime – Lock It Or Lose It
By: Sheriff Carmine Marceno Often referred to as the “Crime Triangle,” three elements must exist for a crime to occur: An individual’s desire and willingness to commit a crime A target/victim of said crime The opportunity to commit the crime As residents, we have no control over the behavioral choices of another individual. Nor do […]
Premier Personal Injury Law Firm in Fort Myers, Florida Strengthens Litigation and Trial Department with the Addition of Rising Star.
Garvin Injury Law, a leading personal injury law firm based in Fort Myers, Florida, proudly announces the recent addition of attorney Casey Gartland to their distinguished litigation department. Renowned for its commitment to providing exceptional client-centered and results-driven legal representation to secure favorable outcomes for its clients, Garvin Injury Law continues to press forward with […]
Coach Flaherty Retires: It’s The End Of An Era At The Alva School
By: James Kennedy When the Alva School let out for summer on the last day of May, Coach Michael Flaherty, a long-time Physical Education teacher, hung up his whistle for the final time. He and five of his six siblings were called to teach, following in their father’s footsteps. His extraordinary career started 42 years […]