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Cape Coral canals struggling as water levels drop amidst rainy season - Vimarsana News

Cape Coral canals struggling as water levels drop amidst rainy season

Canals seem to be drying up once again in Cape Coral at the time when they are usually filling up before the winter dry season.

Source: nbc-2.com
Speeding Boats Cause Havoc in East Naples - Vimarsana News

Speeding Boats Cause Havoc in East Naples

Residents near Celebration Park in East Naples are grappling with an increasing issue of boats speeding through the canals, causing damage to docks, boats, and the delicate ecosystem.

Source: abc-7.com
Speeding Boats Cause Havoc in East Naples - Vimarsana News

Speeding Boats Cause Havoc in East Naples

Residents near Celebration Park in East Naples are grappling with an increasing issue of boats speeding through the canals, causing damage to docks, boats, and the delicate ecosystem.

Source: nbc-2.com
630,000 gallons of sewage from apartments spilled into Hillsborough River - Vimarsana News

630,000 gallons of sewage from apartments spilled into Hillsborough River

Hundreds of thousands of gallons of raw sewage — enough to fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool, was spilled into the Hillsborough River, according to state environmental reports.

Will more roofs and residents mean more storm water runoff for one Bonita Springs community? - Vimarsana News

Will more roofs and residents mean more storm water runoff for one Bonita Springs community?

With construction of a 350-home housing development on a Bonita Springs golf course set to move forward, a neighboring subdivision that controls water runoff is concerned about what this will mean for the community’s drainage system and water quality despite plans showing improved storm water management and less flooding.

Source: wgcu.org