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Neal Communities’ south region team, including, from left, Sandra Sanchez, Carl Thrushman, Steve Wojcechowskyj, Tim Oak, Dan Ciesielski, Ben Gibbs, Lisa Saraf, Kimberly Peterson, Wendi Leatherwood, Laura Strelser, Krystle Atkins and Crystal Morris presented a sponsorship check of $26,375 for the 24th Annual BIG Backpack Event to Leonardo Garcia, the founder of the Multicultural Centre of Southwest Florida and event co-chair.
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- Natalie and Alberto Perez walk their daughter Ariela, 6, a first grader at Caloosa Elementary, to school Thursday morning. Little brother Alberto, 1, is along for the stroll on Southeast 6th Street. VALARIE HARRING
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CCPD School Resource Officer S. Wilcox works the first day of school at Caloosa Elementary School Thursday morning as kids head back to class.
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Solar First, founded and headquartered in Cape Coral by Derek Piotter, recently completed the first new construction spec home built to include solar energy in the Cape.
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The new North Cape Post Office on Southwest 4th Street.
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The home, in the northwest Cape Coral, retains its curb appeal as the solar panels are unobtrusive from the street.
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Patrons enjoying the Splatter Spot at Pineapple Picasso in Cape Coral.
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Wild petunia.
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- The Cape Coral Yacht & Racquet Club, constructed by the Cape’s founding developers, was dedicated on June 10, 1962. The state-recognized historic structure is headed for demolition with the city forming a citizen stakeholder group to determine whether there are elements that should be preserved or incorporated into a new building. FILE
Sissy and Kaz
Sissy (left) and Kaz (right) are two 5 to 7-year-old bff’s awaiting their furever home. They are the cutest friends ever and would be very sad if they weren’t together, so they are a package deal! Sissy and Kaz get so excited to see their human friends, that they get the zoomies to show how much they missed them. One last thing, they are not big fans of tiny humans, so kids over the age of 12 or an adult only home would best suit them.
Kitty
Kitty is a 5 to 7-year-old female who would love to find her furever home. Kitty (Miss Kitty to some) gets along with her kitty friends of all ages but particularly enjoys the company of her people. She is at the perfect age where she no longer wants to participate in kitten shenanigans, but is more active than those senior cats who like to loaf around all day.
If you are interested in meeting any of the animals available for adoption at The Cape Coral Animal Shelter, visit capecoralanimalshelter.com for more information.
The shelter is at 325 S.W. 2nd Ave., Cape Coral, and hours of operation are Tuesday and Thursday, noon to 5 p.m., and Friday through Sunday, noon to 4 p.m.
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