To the editor, There were a lot of unhappy Pine Islanders at the Town Hall meeting at the Methodist Church on June 29, concerned with the proposed development order from Jefferson Lakes for 94 “townhouses/condos” and 17 buildings to be constructed nearby environmental, sensitive wetlands, ...
To the editor: Recently a “journalist” was upset at all the American flags she saw driving around on Long Island, N.Y. When I read this I was not only offended by her outrage at the symbol of our country but wondered what her outrage was founded upon. Apparently there are those that ...
To the editor WB Williamson Brothers is owned and operated by three; Jimmy and Joe Williamson, and our cousin Steve King. All three of us have deep roots within the Pine Island community. We know and try to live by a simple standard -- “you get what you give.” We saw a mother who was ...
Special to The Eagle The season is over, and school is out, however, hunger among our full-time residents does not take a summer break. It is an especially difficult time for children when school meals are not available. Did you know? There are several agencies right here on the island ...
The devastating 2018 Summer of Algae in our waterways is still fresh in our minds. With that backdrop, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, with the assistance of the South Florida Water Management District, is currently in the process of re-writing the rules that govern how water in Lake ...
Less than a year after the pandemic began, Americans had access to three highly effective vaccines that are paving the way forward and away from Covid-19, and that number could soon rise, as the FDA considers promising candidates from AstraZeneca and Novavax. The groundbreaking pace of ...
Celebrate! The School District of Lee County community is closing the door on an incredibly challenging year. As we celebrate this year’s graduates with in-person commencement ceremonies, we are already preparing our classrooms for the teaching and learning of those returning in ...
To the editor: Wow! Thanks to all who showed up with smiles and energy to complete our Hooker Adopt A Road clean up on Saturday, June 5. We had 10 folks show up ready to participate -- mother and daughter (Sandra Lolly and Rubie Costa), husband and wife (Joel and Chris Buntin), travel buddies ...
To the editor: I would like to first of all thank Mr. Tom Ashford for his June 4, 2021 Breeze article “Remembering the Fallen” in honoring his father 2nd Lt, George Ashford who was killed on a bombing mission over Germany in September 1944 during World War II. God bless you, Sir. May we ...
Cayo Costa State Park is considered to be one of the best shelling beaches in the world. With nine miles of beach, acres of pine forests and more than six miles of trails, visitors can enjoy shelling, fishing, birdwatching and snorkeling on this beautiful barrier island. For many, Cayo Costa ...
