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Elizabeth Biro

Elizabeth Biro

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Weekend Morning Anchor and Reporter, WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)

Gainesville

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Total articles 405

  • Sanibel resident faces crocodile visits, city explores safety options

    By Elizabeth Biro Verified| WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL) Verified A crocodile has been making itself at home in a Sanibel woman’s backyard, raising concerns among residents. The homeowner, Carolyn David, first spotted the crocodile near her sliding glass door. It has since been regularly returning to a specific spot by the water, scratching and surveying the area. The crocodile is 10 feet long, and while having this cold-blooded creature steps from her back door isn’t ideal, David acknowledges its significance.

    By Elizabeth Biro Verified · WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Fort Myers Beach approves food truck park after lengthy noise debate

    By Elizabeth Biro Verified| WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL) Verified Fort Myers Beach is set to welcome a new food truck park despite facing significant opposition. The Fort Myers Beach Town Council unanimously voted to approve the project following a passionate public hearing and six hours of discussion. Concerns for neighbors included car/foot traffic, property values and their peace. The big concern was noise, as the site was a residential lot rezoned for commercial use.

    By Elizabeth Biro Verified · WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Sanibel resident faces crocodile visits, city explores safety options

    By Elizabeth Biro Verified| WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL) Verified A crocodile has been making itself at home in a Sanibel woman’s backyard, raising concerns among residents. The homeowner, Carolyn David, first spotted the crocodile near her sliding glass door. It has since been regularly returning to a specific spot by the water, scratching and surveying the area. The crocodile is 10 feet long, and while having this cold-blooded creature steps from her back door isn’t ideal, David acknowledges its significance.

    By Elizabeth Biro Verified · WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)

    Apr. 09, 2025

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WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)

Fort Myers, Florida, United States

+1 239-455-8500