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Ben Spence named Lee Health president and CEO as organization plans for growth

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By Elyse Chengery Verified
| WBBH-TV (Fort Myers, FL) Verified
LEE COUNTY, Fla. - Ben Spence has been named the next president and CEO of Lee Health, effective Oct. 1, succeeding Dr. Larry Antonucci, who is retiring after nine years in the role. "I'm just unbelievably grateful and honored. It's an incredible opportunity to help shape the future of health care throughout their region. So it's something that I don't take lightly," Spence said. Spence emphasized the importance of expanding healthcare access in one of the fastest-growing areas in the nation.
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Are Lee County school bus cameras working?

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By Elyse Chengery Verified
| WBBH-TV (Fort Myers, FL) Verified
For more than five months now, cameras have been mounted on more than 600 Lee County school buses catching drivers illegally passing stopped buses and the numbers are staggering."I love them. I think it's great for our kids," said Michelle Deason, a bus driver of more than 20 years.
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By Elyse Chengery Verified
| WVTM-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified
Could a story change the way you think about Gulf oysters? The men behind Everglades Oysters hope so. "Oysters are miraculous, and there's a market down here for oysters that has never been done. A massive opportunity to bring local oysters here to South Florida. There's a lot of misconceptions out there. I think what we really want to get across is that this is a safe oyster to eat and that they are a beautiful, manicured oyster," said Joshua Wilkie, the co-founder of Everglades Oysters.
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