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Pt. 1: Microplastics: Threatened Waters, Threatened Food Chain
January 31, 2018 First In a Series Lee County invites tourists to “discover pristine beaches, outdoor adventure, and a relaxed island paradise”. more »» 
January's Shoreline Spotlight
January 3, 2018 Moulay Bousselham is a small beach town on the Atlantic coast of Morocco. Fishermen and tourist, including seasonal European residents, drive the economy. more »» 
01.18 Get Moving: New Year, New You?
January 3, 2018 How many of us have used the New Year as time to make New Year Resolutions only to find that a month later you have failed? Ever wonder why that happens? It's not because you lack will power or are... more »» 
December's Shoreline Spotlight
December 6, 2017 I smelled it before I saw it, and I am not talking about an old college roommate. more »»
Keep Lee County Beautiful Tip of the Week: LED Lighting: A Bright Idea
November 15, 2017 As Lee County residents well know, one of our most famous snowbirds was Thomas Edison, who created a viable incandescent light bulb in the late 1800s (building on the work of others), which vastly... more »» 
Keep Lee County Beautiful Tip of the Week: LED Lighting: Environmental Solutions are in the Bag!
November 8, 2017 Litter from plastic bags is a growing problem, especially as the population of our County increases. more »» 
Eliminate E-waste!
November 1, 2017 We Americans love our gadgets, and find life difficult without them. That being said, their production and disposal are a growing harm to the environment and our health. more »» 
10.04.17 Shoreline Spotlight
October 5, 2017 Hurricanes are a part of life in Florida. Longtime residents talk about them like they were a string of poor romantic choices. “That Donna was a mean one, took my trailer and my dog. more »» 
Editor's Note
September 27, 2017 Editor's Note: I'm a Missouri girl. We don't have hurricanes where I come from. So as the days crept closer, I had no idea what to expect from Irma. more »» 
08.09.17 Shoreline Spotlight
August 9, 2017 Summer is the season of rain, hurricanes, nesting shorebirds, nesting Sea Turtles and, of course, the tiny and colorful Coquina. more »» 
07.12.2017 Shoreline Spotlight
July 12, 2017 To me, it felt like opening a fizzy drink accompanied by the sounds of ahhh. It could have come when you walked out onto a relatively empty beach or just turning onto Estero Boulevard with eas. more »» 
Pet Pals rescue column: Week of March 22
March 22, 2017 A clean bill of health! Daphne is healthy again! After a short bout of ringworm from being abandoned on the street, she is now fully recovered and can join a happy puppy family. more »» 
03.01.2017 Shoreline Spotlight
March 1, 2017 We tend to think about the sea life we can easily observe like turtles, dolphins and fish. But these overt creatures are on the top of a complicated food chain. more »»
Prepare for election day
March 1, 2017 Fort Myers Beach Town Council elections will take place Tuesday, March 7. Polls will be open from 7 a.m.to 7 p.m. more »» 
Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate’s Fort Myers Beach office recognizes 2016 top performers
March 1, 2017 Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate’s Fort Myers Beach office, located at 7205 Estero Blvd. more »» 
Locals prepare for 59th Annual Shrimp Festival
March 1, 2017 The beach's biggest bash is now only 10 days out, and preparations are already underway. more »»
Estero Island Historic Society hosts local author Woody Hanson
March 1, 2017 The Historic Society is welcoming the public to attend a free event with a speaker on a topic close-to-home: Estero then and now. more »»
Three docks get one step closer
March 1, 2017 The Fort Myers Beach Town Council approved Interim Town Manager Jim Steele's recommendation following a request for qualifications at its Feb. 21 meeting. more »» 
Pet Pals rescue column: Week of Oct. 26
October 27, 2016 This pair needs a home This is the story of two beautiful dogs named Doc (7-year-old Catahoula male) and Sugar Bear (10-year-old female white Husky). more »» |
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