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The Tampa Bay Rays honored Sgt. Elio Diaz during their spring training home opener against the Boston Red Sox on Sunday.
The Alliance for the Arts presented the first annual Asian Winter Fest in Fort Myers on Saturday.
A fatal hit-and-run crash occurred on early Saturday at around 4:43 a.m. on Lee Boulevard and Hanna Avenue in Lee County.
The Courts Cape Coral is now open, offering a new hub for pickleball enthusiasts in the area.
The Weather Authority says clouds and sun will stay overhead on Saturday, with highs reaching the upper 70s.
Cracklin’ Jacks in Golden Gate is basking in the spotlight after its feature on Food Network with Guy Fieri aired for the first time.
Flames engulfed a garage in Cape Coral, turning a firefighting effort into a rescue mission for two dogs trapped inside.
PureNative, a hemp lifestyle brand based in Southwest Florida, announced that it is rolling out a new line of THC-infused seltzer drinks.
The cost of air travel is rising, and some travelers are turning to a controversial method called “skiplagging” to save money.
Better Together held its annual “Night of a Million Dreams” gala to raise funds to keep children out of foster care and strengthen families.
WINK News has learned that a member of Island Coast High School’s staff is now under investigation, according to the Lee County School District.
Veterans often face battles long after returning home, and for some dogs, their struggles begin when they are abandoned.
The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a woman accused of soliciting prostitution at an aroma therapy business in Port Charlotte.
Florida’s Surgeon General, Dr. Joseph Ladapo, is on a mission to convince local leaders to ban fluoride in drinking water.
Sanibel Island marked another milestone in its recovery from Hurricane Ian, more than two years after the storm. This latest achievement aims to boost tourism, a crucial part of Sanibel’s economy.
The Tampa Bay Rays honored Sgt. Elio Diaz during their spring training home opener against the Boston Red Sox on Sunday.
The Alliance for the Arts presented the first annual Asian Winter Fest in Fort Myers on Saturday.
A fatal hit-and-run crash occurred on early Saturday at around 4:43 a.m. on Lee Boulevard and Hanna Avenue in Lee County.
The Courts Cape Coral is now open, offering a new hub for pickleball enthusiasts in the area.
The Weather Authority says clouds and sun will stay overhead on Saturday, with highs reaching the upper 70s.
Cracklin’ Jacks in Golden Gate is basking in the spotlight after its feature on Food Network with Guy Fieri aired for the first time.
Flames engulfed a garage in Cape Coral, turning a firefighting effort into a rescue mission for two dogs trapped inside.
PureNative, a hemp lifestyle brand based in Southwest Florida, announced that it is rolling out a new line of THC-infused seltzer drinks.
The cost of air travel is rising, and some travelers are turning to a controversial method called “skiplagging” to save money.
Better Together held its annual “Night of a Million Dreams” gala to raise funds to keep children out of foster care and strengthen families.
WINK News has learned that a member of Island Coast High School’s staff is now under investigation, according to the Lee County School District.
Veterans often face battles long after returning home, and for some dogs, their struggles begin when they are abandoned.
The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a woman accused of soliciting prostitution at an aroma therapy business in Port Charlotte.
Florida’s Surgeon General, Dr. Joseph Ladapo, is on a mission to convince local leaders to ban fluoride in drinking water.
Sanibel Island marked another milestone in its recovery from Hurricane Ian, more than two years after the storm. This latest achievement aims to boost tourism, a crucial part of Sanibel’s economy.
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Outdoor dining is a hot commodity for restaurants, especially this time of year.
Next month, the Naples City Council is set to take up the issue of how much real estate restaurants can use for tables and how much they should have to pay for the privilege.
Fifth Avenue can get pretty crowded, and walking by some restaurants can be a tight squeeze.
We spoke to many people Thursday, some who don’t think spacing is an issue and some who welcome the idea for more.
The Naples City Council is expected to take up a recommendation from the planning advisory board on Feb. 20. It calls for eight feet of walking space next to outdoor dining.
Right now, the requirement is five feet.
This proposed rule also increases permit fees for outdoor dining, but Tim Aten with the Naples Press said if it passes, it won’t impact the restaurants that are here already.
“15 restaurants already on Fifth Avenue within the overlay district have permits that would be grandfathered in, but anyone in the future that was seeking a permit, or if restaurants change hands, then they would have to abide by the eight-foot rule instead of the five feet,” Aten said.
The owners WINK News spoke to on Thursday are not worried about this happening. They know they are safe anyway if nothing changes.