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Lest we forget
May 26, 2017 For generations of American families, Memorial Day is the most personal of holidays. more »»
Best wishes to the Class of 2017
May 19, 2017 Lee County School District students will mark the culmination of their high school careers this weekend with graduation ceremonies. more »»
Another voter mandate goes up in smoke
May 11, 2017 For the second time in as many years, the people we send to Tallahassee to represent us have not only ignored, but rode roughshod, over a voter mandate. more »»
Cape invests in its future
May 5, 2017 Dr. more »»
Best practices, by all means
April 28, 2017 Amidst the hubbub at the joint workshop between City Council and the Cape Coral Charter School Authority, the point of Monday’s sitdown got lost. more »»
Compromised health care
April 21, 2017 Legislation to enact a voter mandate to legalize medical marijuana moved forward this week. more »»
Donating blood a win-win good deed
April 14, 2017 The Easter holiday traditionally marks the end of “season” in Southwest Florida. more »»
The looking glass
April 7, 2017 Cape Coral City Council continued to wrangle this week with issues related its municipal charter school system. more »»
Now is the time
March 30, 2017 For the first time in more than two decades, the Cape Coral municipal ballot will not include an incumbent in the mayor’s race. more »»
Impact fee deferral incentive a win-win
March 24, 2017 Cape Coral City Council agreed this week to give a developer a concession. A pretty big one. more »»
Shadow government II
March 17, 2017 Ah, politics — and politicians. more »»
Shadow government
March 10, 2017 When a Friends of Wildlife T-shirt-wearing resident made another plea to City Council for “green space” preservation Monday, City Manager John Szerlag announced that he has ordered an appraisal for ... more »»
It’s time again to toss Lifeline a lifeline
March 3, 2017 Last year around this time we called attention to a Cape Coral charity with a unique mission. more »»
New role for Cape teens
February 24, 2017 Fourteen students representing six high schools attended by teens from Cape Coral are going to get a unique hands-on lesson in civics beginning today. more »»
Look for the license
February 17, 2017 To better protect homeowners, the city of Cape Coral has made it a lot easier to report possible unlicensed contracting. more »»
Take advantage of public input efforts
February 10, 2017 Cape Coral City Council boosted the amount time earmarked for input from the public this week. more »»
A better starting point
February 3, 2017 Just weeks after the Cape Coral Charter School Authority was criticized for not investing $. more »»
Here's hoping
January 27, 2017 Residents who think elected officials don’t always listen to voter mandates have good reason to cheer this week. more »»
‘A’ for effort
January 20, 2017 Sometimes proposals made with the best intent fail to make sense when emotions are pulled from the equation. more »»
Yes, ‘our’ president
January 20, 2017 Many of us cast our ballot for Donald Trump. Many of us did not. As of today, it does not matter. At noon, Mr. Trump will be sworn into office, becoming our 45th President. The key word here is “our. more »» |
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