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Thank you, Cape Rotary clubs
September 4, 2015 Cape Coral service organizations are known for their dedication to the “service” component of the designation. This week, Cape Coral’s three Rotary clubs teamed up again to hammer that emphasis hom. more »»
Preserving paradise
August 28, 2015 Lee County has an abundance of preservation and conservation properties. more »»
Take care as schools open Monday
August 20, 2015 Public schools open Monday across Lee County and we would like to repeat our annual “take care, be aware” advisory for parents and motorists: An estimated 87,000 students, ranging from kindergarten... more »»
Council must take control of wage goal
August 14, 2015 Cape Coral City Council will begin its formal review of the municipal budget next week. Council has set two workshops, one Wednesday, one Thursday, both beginning at 4:30 p.. more »»
‘Game changer’ indeed
August 7, 2015 Cape Coral City Council this week lent support to a 35,000-square-foot conference center the owners of the Westin Resort at Tarpon Point propose to build to enhance their complex in the southwest... more »»
Vaccinate your pets
July 31, 2015 The Florida Department of Health Lee County has issued a rabies alert in the wake of a confirmed case of the disease in a cat in Lehigh Acres last week. more »»
BP claim decision should have been Cape Council’s
July 24, 2015 In response to queries as to why the city of Cape Coral did not file any claim for lost revenues related to the BP oil spill, some answers have trickled out this week. more »»
Nuclear pact: No beacon of peace
July 17, 2015 President Barack Obama is hailing the accord reached this week between Iran and six key countries, saying the long-negotiated pact paves the way toward peace. more »»
Down, but not out
July 10, 2015 Despite a deeply disappointing legislative session, local environmentalists have not given up their quest for improved water quality. more »»
Hometown Fourth!
July 3, 2015 For the second year running, the city of Cape Coral Parks and Recreation Department has geared up to present the community’s annual Independence Day bash, Red White & Boom! As the event did under th... more »»
Amendment 1 appropriations: Bill of goods
June 26, 2015 And so it begins. more »»
Deadline approaching for council candidates
June 19, 2015 As more candidates announce their bid for the White House, the presidential race of 2016 is getting plenty of attentio. more »»
Ballot clutter
June 12, 2015 Updated: As approved for the ballot by the Cape Coral City Council, the amount of proposed council compensation has been revised upward to $32,600 for council members and $36,600 for the mayor, plus... more »»
Finish the job
June 5, 2015 How can you tell a politician is lying? His lips are moving. It’s a wry joke, usually guaranteed to bring a chuckle. But this time, few among the 4. more »»
Best wishes to the Class of 2015
May 29, 2015 Seniors within the Lee County public school system will mark the culmination of their high school careers this weekend with graduation ceremonies. more »»
Lest we forget
May 22, 2015 As Memorial Day weekend begins, let us not forget the men and women the holiday is intended to honor. It’s the day America pauses and remembers the fallen, those who have died in service to country. more »»
Lease negotiation a good move forward
May 15, 2015 The Gulf Coast Humane Society’s plans to build a shelter in Cape Coral moved a big step forward this week when City Council authorized staff to begin negotiations with the non-profit for lease of... more »»
Now it’s up to council
May 8, 2015 The city of Cape Coral has prevailed in its defense of a controversial new tax implemented as part of a revenue “diversification” pla. more »»
Congratulations...and many thanks!
May 1, 2015 The Breeze is happy to have had a role again this week in a pair of outstanding community-sponsored education recognition programs. more »»
Demand water quality
April 24, 2015 Voters have spoken. Amendment 1 —allowing funds to be added to the Land Acquisition Trust Fund to acquire lands, restore them and manage improvements— received 75 percent approval last November. more »» |
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