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Debates worth watching
September 30, 2016 Opinions may vary as to who “won” or who “lost” but voters across America got their first opportunity Monday night to see the two major party candidates go head to head in the opening presidential... more »»
A community concern
September 23, 2016 In 1974, a handful of Lee County residents took action against a prevailing social problem: violence against women. more »»
Here’s to old school
September 16, 2016 Update: Due to a conflict with another campaign-related fund raiser, the date of the "Are You Smarter than a Politician?" election forum organized by the Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral has been... more »»
Be part of the solution
September 16, 2016 This has been a stressful “season” for Lee County Domestic Animal Services. The agency has taken in 35 percent more felines this “kitten season” over last, with an intake tally of 356 from Sept. more »»
Keep that light shining
September 9, 2016 ... “Today our fellow citizens, our way of life, our very freedom came under attack in a series of deliberate and deadly terrorist acts. more »»
Too many empty plates
September 2, 2016 The start of the school year brings many good things to the children of Lee County. A fresh opportunity to learn. more »»
Race-packed ballot for Tuesday’s primary election
August 26, 2016 Early voting for the Aug. 30 Primary Election wraps up today and Saturday here in Lee County. Those who have not cast a ballot still have ample opportunity to do so. more »»
Seven Islands: Think big
August 19, 2016 To appreciate the potential of the city-owned parcels dubbed the “Seven Islands,” one needs to view the man-made “hammerheads” by boat. more »»
Primary election recommendations
August 12, 2016 Mail ballots have gone out and early voting for the Aug. 30 Primary Election begins Aug. 20. more »»
Gear up for back to school
August 5, 2016 Students across Lee County will head back to school on Wednesday as the new academic year commences. That means at least two things for parents: Get your wallets out and get your safety plans ready. more »»
One community
July 29, 2016 Editorials are supposed to offer answers. This one has none. Despite security — including armed security — a teen party at a club in Fort Myers turned deadly early Monday mornin. more »»
Political science
July 22, 2016 Four days after closing the riverfront at the Yacht Club to swimmers, City Manager John Szerlag reopened Cape Coral’s lone bathing beach Thursday. more »»
Time for a strong disclosure ordinance
July 15, 2016 Cape Coral officials are quick — and correct — to tout two key facts about our city: The Cape is the largest and most populous municipality between Tampa and Miami, and it is again one of the... more »»
Spirit of ’45
July 8, 2016 They’re a dying breed. Unfortunately, and literall. more »»
Enjoy a hometown 4th at Red White & BOOM!
July 1, 2016 Cape Coral’s annual Independence Day bash, Red, White & BOOM!, is ready to light up the sky this holiday weekend. more »»
Public records tap dance
June 24, 2016 The city of Cape Coral has no ability to readily access basic records pertaining to council travel. more »»
A time to give pause
June 17, 2016 We label them “victims.” We reduce them to statistics. And far too many of us are quick to use them as fodder to foster a political agenda of choice. more »»
Cape Coral tragedy
June 10, 2016 Although there has been much speculation and numerous theories bandied about, actual information related to a shooting rampage that left three people dead and three wounded, including an infant, has... more »»
Be prepared
June 3, 2016 Forecasters are predicting an "average" hurricane season this year but we offer one salient reminder: It only takes one storm — and not a particularly bad one — to wreak havoc and impact our lives. more »»
Remember the fallen
May 27, 2016 In Flanders Fields the poppies blow Between the crosses row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. more »» |
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