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The May meeting of the Greater Pine Island Civic Association has been canceled due to a conflict with a Florida Department of Transportation meeting. The FDOT m

Due to the legendary status of Bert’s Bar and Grill, many think of Bernard Johnson as a local restaurateur, or more accurately, a guy who made a valiant contr

The Greater Pine Island Civic Association invited Randell Research Center Operations Manager Annisa Karim to speak at the monthly meeting April 2, at First Bap

Calusa Waterkeeper Emeritus John Cassani was invited to give a presentation on the Basin Management Plan at the January meeting of the Greater Pine Island Civic

There is hardly an event on Pine Island that goes untouched in some way by Ernestine Holloway Squires. From her infectious smile to her generous and philanthrop

After much consternation on the part of Pine Island parents over the Lee County School District’s decision to roll its busses from Pine Island only to Challen

During the November meeting of the Greater Pine Island Civic Association, attendees heard summaries of two development proposals. One was three-plus acres at th

Presenters at the Nov. 7 public information hearing, held at the monthly Greater Pine Island Civic Association meeting, were met with some weighty concerns from

Many people on Pine Island still are re-building from the damage of Hurricane Ian. And they're also dealing with concerns that the island could lose its natural beauty and small community charm.

The Calusa Land Trusts first monthly work/fun party of the season will be held this Saturday, Oct. 14, at the Wigert/Barron Preserve beginning at 9 a.m. This p