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The secret to a long life? This 111-year-old recommends eating chicken brains

CANBERRA, Australia [AP] – Australia’s oldest-ever man has a few secrets he credits to living more than 111 years — including eating chicken brains. Retired cattle rancher Dexter Kruger told Australian Broadcasting Corp. in an interview at his nursing home in the rural Queensland state town of Roma that a weekly poultry delicacy had contributed to his longevity, The Associated Press reported. Monday marked 124 days since he turned 111, a day older than World War I veteran Jack Lockett was when he died in 2002. “Chicken brains. You know, chickens have a head. And in there, there’s...

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Need your COVID-19 shot? Lee Health is welcoming walk-ins

LEE COUNTY, Fla. — With Memorial Day and Independence Day right around the corner, doctors in our community are saying that now is a very important time to get vaccinated. Lee Health is offering 1,300 COVID-19 vaccine appointments this week. Starting today, May 18, walk-ins will be welcomed at Gulf Coast Medical Center. Although, appointments are recommended. CLICK HERE to schedule your COVID-19 vaccine appointment at Lee Health. Anyone over 12-years-old can get their shot at Lee Health. People under 18-years-old will need a parent or legal guardian with them at their appointment....

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Firefighters respond to house fire in Fort Myers

FORT MYERS, Fla. — Rescue crews with the Iona McGregor Fire Department responded to reports of a house fire early Tuesday morning. The fire ignited around 3 a.m. inside a home on Duera Mae Drive in Harlem Heights. Three people were inside the home when the fire broke out and they made it outside safely. No injuries have been reported. One of the people inside the home told NBC2 that she was sleeping and smelled smoke. Then they heard a crackling noise and ran out of the house. Information about what caused the fire or details on the extent of the damage it caused is not known. The post...

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Forecast: Dry weather prevails for your Tuesday

*NBC2’S Fire Alert has been extended through Tuesday, May 18th. Same forecast, different day. We are in desperate need of rain as we once again have issued a Fire Alert for Southwest Florida. The lack of rain, low humidity, and breezy winds are all again feeding into our high brush fire risk, and until we get a significant increase in humidity or decent accumulation of rain, we are going to be talking about Fire Alerts and brush fires nearly every day. Today, on top of the dry weather, we will have mainly sunny skies with high temperatures into the low 90s. A very subtle uptick...

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WATCH: Plane caught on video getting very close to Marco Island beach

MARCO ISLAND, Fla.– A plane was caught on video getting close to the beach and buildings near Marco Island.  According to Naples Control Tower officials, planes must be 1,000 feet over structures or people in populated areas. Over the water on the other hand, there isn’t a limit. When someone breaks the rules, things are then handed over to the FAA. The plane caught on video is owned by Icon Aviation and it is also registered to the company. We reached out to them but we haven’t heard back. The post WATCH: Plane caught on video getting very close to Marco Island beach appeared...

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Two of the areas best players put team first this spring

NAPLES, Fla.– The Spring football season is in full swing in Southwest Florida with everyone preparing for the fall. Two of the areas top players have continued to earn an impressive list of scholarship offers while focusing on the team. For every coach and player, it feels great to be back out on the field after missing out on the spring season in 2020. “Oh yeah I was very thankful because I mean just getting away from the game you can get a little rusty not having that full equipment on,” Naples senior cornerback Devin Moore said. If you step out onto the practice field at Naples...

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President and First Lady Biden release tax returns, continuing tradition

NBC NEWS— President and First Lady Biden released their 2020 tax returns on Monday. In a statement announcing their release, the White House said Biden was “continuing an almost uninterrupted tradition.” The statement noted that Biden has now released 23 years of his tax returns, NBC News reported. The Biden’s made a little over $600,000 in 2020 and paid $157,414 in federal income tax, according to the released return. They also paid $28,794 in income tax on their Delaware home. The first couple releasing their tax returns started with Richard Nixon and continued...

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Naples man acquitted on kidnapping and sexual abuse charges

NAPLES, Fla.– A Naples man was acquitted by a federal jury on kidnapping and abusive sexual contact, on Monday. Cody Donavan Smith was originally indicted in March of 2020 by a federal grand jury, according to officials. The initial trial lasted for four days. United States Attorney Bob Murray announced Smith’s acquittal. The post Naples man acquitted on kidnapping and sexual abuse charges appeared first on NBC2 News. NBC2 (WBBH-TV)

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Fort Myers City Council members discuss combining law enforcement agencies

FORT MYERS, Fla. — A discussion to combine law enforcement agencies in Fort Myers brought dozens of people to speak in support of keeping the Fort Myers Police Department as it is. More than 100 supporters of the Fort Myers Police Department demonstrated at Monday’s City Council meeting. One city council member proposed having the Lee County Sheriff’s Office take over policing in Fort Myers. Councilman Fred Burson added the item to Monday’s agenda after learning that Chief Derrick Diggs applied for a job at the Columbus Police Department. Burson said he has no intent to harm individual...

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Naples Park trees to be removed for infrastructure repairs

NAPLES, Fla. – Trees in Naples Park are soon getting the axe due to infrastructure repairs. Collier County Public Utilities continues to revamp the neighborhood’s infrastructure by replacing water, wastewater, and stormwater systems. In some areas, pipes are over 50 years old.  The project began in 2015. Its new phase to revamp 108th Ave N and 109th Ave N started in late April. Before work begins, the county is tasked with clearing out any trees or landscaping that blocks access to the underground pipes.  Last week, the county spray painted trees that will be removed with orange...

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