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Lee County boosts drive-thru testing availability

With COVID-19 cases continuing to increase, the Florida Department of Health-Lee and Lee County Government are collaborating to expand COVID-19 testing using a vendor, Nomi Health. FDOH-Lee has an agreement with Nomi Health to increase drive-thru COVID-19 testing appointments at its clinic. ...

Health Alert for Gasparilla Island State Park

The Florida Department of Health in Lee County is notifying the public of a red tide bloom near Gasparilla Island State Park on Aug. 18. Some people may have mild and short-lived respiratory symptoms such as eye, nose, and throat irritation similar to cold symptoms. Some individuals with ...

It’s business as usual — for now

pleblanc@breezenewspapers.com Luretta Williams-Sims is patiently awaiting final word on whether sale on the building that houses her restaurant, Capt’n Con’s Fish House, will be closed, and whether she will be asked to vacate the premises. As it now stands, the sale closing is ...

SCCF provides update on Eden Oak property

The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation recently provided an update on Eden Oak. Lee County has made an offer to purchase the property for Conservation 20/20. County staff provided an update on the land acquisition nomination at the Conservation Lands Stewardship and Advisory Committee's ...

Partnership to contribute to conservation studies

The Avian Research and Conservation Institute reported that it deployed GPS-equipped cell-phone transmitters on Sanibel on two breeding adult swallow-tailed kites, which have been named “Bailey’s Homestead” and “Sanibel Botanical.” It is waiting for the DNA results to determine the ...

Lee School District to require face coverings for students

With COVID-19 cases spiking in Lee County and the number of positive tests for the highly contagious virus topping 20%, the School District of Lee County will now require masks unless parents decide to opt their children out in writing. This respects "parents’ fundamental rights" to make the ...

CROW welcomes wildlife and conservation medicine interns

Drs. Charlotte Cournoyer and Laura Kellow recently joined the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife as wildlife and conservation medicine interns. Their year-long veterinary internships began on July 1. Originally from Barrington, Rhode Island, Cournoyer received a Bachelor of Arts in ...