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SW Florida weather: Expect mostly sunny Friday

Expect mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies today with a few scattered rain and thundershowers forming by late afternoon into the evening.

 

Pastry chefs taset sweet success at contest

For two chefs from Norman Love Confections, the taste of success was, indeed, sweet.

 

In The Garden: news from the Botanical Garden

Naples Botanical Garden, 4820 Bayshore Drive, is open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (8 a.m. on Tuesdays).

 

Florida art teachers gather in Naples

Art teachers are hearing a constant drumbeat technolearning, when studies have consistently shown the arts enhance almost all other fields. Some 550 of them are in Naples this weekend to talk about what it's like to be an art teacher in this atmosphere, and how they make lemonade out of lemons.

 

Bonita Springs animal hoarder evades charges

A Bonita Springs woman whose home was the site of an "extreme case" of animal hoarding has left the state before she could be charged with animal cruelty, according to Lee County Domestic Animal Services.

 

Husband of missing woman charged in shooting

The husband of a missing Collier County woman was arrested Tuesday in Orlando after being accused of fatally shooting a hotel employee there.

 

Editorial: Fireworks appropriate for pier, dock

Thanks to Naples council members, there are reasons for the city to celebrate the year’s end and 2016 with fireworks.

 

Judge dismisses suit over Blue Zones program

A Collier County circuit judge threw out a suit Thursday against school district Superintendent Kamela Patton, in which she was accused of circumventing the state's open meetings laws ahead of the implementation of the Blue Zones initiative in local public schools.

 

Surprise leaves Clawson open to speaker options

WASHINGTON — It was over in just minutes and almost no one saw it coming.

 

Judge: BQ owes $40K to subcontractor

BQ Concrete, a longtime Collier County contractor that dissolved recently amid allegations of fraud, owes one of its subcontractors $40,288 for work it did last year to build storage bays on a county lot, a judge ruled Thursday.

 

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