ANDREWS Members of the SanCap Chamber will hear updates on water quality and current related legislation plus the state of the chamber at the Wednesday, June 21, business luncheon, which takes place from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Marriott Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa in Fort Myers. Guest speakers include Captains for Clean Water’s
John Cassani near Pine Island. When he crossed the finish line that day, unlike 5,000 other runners who quit, John Cassani had completed his sixth of seven Boston Marathons, noteworthy in itself. But he did it on an April morning when temperatures reached a historic 89 degrees. When runners were warned not to run. When
John Cassani near Pine Island. COURTESY PHOTO When he crossed the finish line that day, unlike 5,000 other runners who quit, John Cassani had completed his sixth of seven Boston Marathons, noteworthy in itself. But he did it on an April morning when temperatures reached a historic 89 degrees. When runners were warned not to
John Cassani near Pine Island. COURTESY PHOTO When he crossed the finish line that day, unlike 5,000 other runners who quit, John Cassani had completed his sixth of seven Boston Marathons, noteworthy in itself. But he did it on an April morning when temperatures reached a historic 89 degrees. When runners were warned not to
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The agenda includes:
GPICA President Helen Fox will present an overview of the June public information session on the Publix plaza and proposed 94 townhome development; she’ll discuss the Lee County rule that residents may not contact commissioners regarding zoning objections and outline previous attempts to limit development using the 810/910 rule.
Noel Andress, a Bokeelia resident and expert in Florida development who has served on the boards of the Lee County Local Planning Agency, the Southwest Florida Watershed Council and the Lee County Airport Special Management Committee, will provide an overview of how the development process works and how residents can get involved.