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Neapolitans walked together with canes along 5th Ave. South during the White Cane Walk on Thursday to raise awareness of the laws surrounding visually impaired pedestrians. Lighthouse of Collier, Inc. and Collier Association of the Visually Impaired hosted the event. 

Oh, now isn't this fun? The Naples Players raised the curtain on their fall season Wednesday with enchanting musical "Something's Afoot." The show - a spoof of detective stories where characters die in all sorts of inventive ways - sings, dances and delights.

For years, Nichole Dukas and her colleagues in real estate heard about a national scam making the rounds in their industry.

Southwest Florida developers powwow to create more walkable communities

Juan Calero, a Naples computer programmer, submitted this video of the Naples Pier at sunset. Check out his YouTube page fore more amazing videos:

Starting on Monday, motorists driving through Bonita Springs' downtown will no longer be able to use Old 41 Road from Wilson Street to Ragsdale Street/Pennsylvania Avenue, the city announced in a Thursday news release.

The troubled waters surrounding the $8.2 million Smokehouse Bay Bridge project could be calmed in time for everyone to have a happy Thanksgiving.

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Deputies are asking for the public's help identifying a man who they say robbed a Family Dollar Wednesday in South Fort Myers.