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State bill seeks to clarify Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve boundaries - Vimarsana News

State bill seeks to clarify Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve boundaries

The Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve is the oldest aquatic preserve in Lee County, encompassing almost the entirety of Estero Bay from Fort Myers Beach all the way to Bonita Springs.

Source: abc-7.com
'We do not need Aaron we got Love': Packer fans look forward to playoffs - Vimarsana News

'We do not need Aaron we got Love': Packer fans look forward to playoffs

GREEN BAY, WIS. (WFRV) - The Green Bay Packers defeated the Chicago Bears 17 to 9, fans leaving Lambeau Field to credit quarterback Jordan Love for the win.  “Being a long-time Wisconsin resident, the Green Bay Packers are a part of our life's blood, and they are mine and I love them, and I can't&he

'We do not need Aaron we got Love': Packer fans look forward to playoffs - Vimarsana News

'We do not need Aaron we got Love': Packer fans look forward to playoffs

GREEN BAY, WIS. (WFRV) - The Green Bay Packers defeated the Chicago Bears 17 to 9, fans leaving Lambeau Field to credit quarterback Jordan Love for the win.  “Being a long-time Wisconsin resident, the Green Bay Packers are a part of our life's blood, and they are mine and I love them, and I can't&he

One Year after Ian: Shrimping Industry - Vimarsana News

One Year after Ian: Shrimping Industry

Grant Erickson’s family spent 70 years building their shrimping business on San Carlos Island. Hurricane Ian destroyed it in about 12 hours.

Source: nbc-2.com
Florida shrimper: Hurricane Ian was 'the most devastating thing my family has ever come across' - Vimarsana News

Florida shrimper: Hurricane Ian was 'the most devastating thing my family has ever come across'

Shrimper Grant Erickson says he still has employees living in tents on the beach. And University of Florida food and agriculture expert David Outerbridge says the one-year mark is when people really start to feel the impact because initial resources are gone.

Source: wbur.org