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SJC Boxing holds fundraiser to continue providing free help for at-risk kids
Helping kids in our community get their lives back on track through the discipline of boxing.

SJC Boxing helping kids stay out of trouble and build confidence for free
One gym is helping kids for free and making a big difference in the lives of at-risk students by learning boxing skills to get aggression out and build positive character. The gym helps keep kids out of trouble and graduate. Mario Nunez is different from who he was a year ago. “I was kind of […]

NubAbility Baseball Camp helping kids with limb differences play ball
It is a special experience for kids living with limb differences. This weekend, kids ages four to 17 are taking on a baseball camp with the Minnesota Twins at Hammond Stadium, then the Florida Gulf Coast baseball team at Swanson Stadium. A game of catch may look different, but at the NubAbility Baseball Camp, that’s […]

10,000 daily steps help your health, but fast steps are better
For those of us who made a resolution to exercise more in 2023, getting in your daily 10,000 steps sounds like a good place to start, right? Health experts say so, but new research shows that not only the quantity but the quality of your steps matters. Ten thousand steps equal around 5 miles. It’s […]
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Southwest Florida students send experiment to International Space Station
Reaching for the stars in education, two Southwest Florida students won a competition to send a project to the International Space Station.

Security concerns over downed gate at North Cape Water Plant
A downed gate outside the North Cape Water Plant in Cape Coral is causing concern over the plant’s security.

Alzheimer’s and other dementias take toll on caregiver’s health
Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia affect not only the person diagnosed but loved ones, too.

Researchers hope to see Gulf waters improving 6 months after Ian
Weeks after Hurricane Ian, a team from Florida Gulf Coast University and the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation set sail into the Gulf to explore water quality, marine life and the seafloor. Nearly 6 months since Ian’s landfall, the team is heading back to study our water quality again.