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State track and field Day 1 roundup: Dayspring's Eboselulu Omofoma, University's Johnny Whyrick, and other local standouts, earn state titles - Vimarsana News

State track and field Day 1 roundup: Dayspring's Eboselulu Omofoma, University's Johnny Whyrick, and other local standouts, earn state titles

Numerous local athletes won state titles during Thursday's first day of the state track and field championships, while others positioned themselves for potential titles in the coming days at Jefferson County Stadium in Lakewood.

Cape Coral residents demintersectionand action at busy Del Prado - Vimarsana News

Cape Coral residents demintersectionand action at busy Del Prado

Cape Coral residents are frustrated with the lack of traffic lights at Del Prado Boulevard at De Navarra Parkway.

Hurricane Ian debris burning causes headache for Cape Coral residents - Vimarsana News

Hurricane Ian debris burning causes headache for Cape Coral residents

Cape Coral is using a site surrounded by residences to burn vegetative debris left by Hurricane Ian.

Lee County and Cape Coral express satisfaction with pace of hurricane debris collection - Vimarsana News

Lee County and Cape Coral express satisfaction with pace of hurricane debris collection

Lee County and the City of Cape Coral are expressing satisfaction with the pick-up of debris from Hurricane Ian. Officials with the county and city are asking residents to be patient: the big debris trucks are coming to your street, and for more than one pick-up.

Source: wgcu.org
Hurricane Ian: Cape Coral debris removal reached 20 percent - Vimarsana News

Hurricane Ian: Cape Coral debris removal reached 20 percent

Cape Coral plans to pass through every street in the next 60 days. It will continue to collect debris throughout December, spokeswoman Kaitlyn Pearson said.