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    Beach Life: Collier beaches continue to recover during peak tourism season
    Southwest Florida beaches have encountered a handful of issues since Hurricane Ian. The recent red tide outbreak has been an added challenge in working to return the beaches’ pristine state before the Sept. 28 hurricane. Photo by Samantha Roesler
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    By Samantha Roesler samantha.roesler@naplespress.com  
    24 March 2023

    Beach Life: Collier beaches continue to recover during peak tourism season

    It’s spring break in Southwest Florida, with tourists and seasonal visitors coming to Collier County to enjoy everything the area has to offer. Hurricane Ian ripped through the Gulf Coast six months ago, but the heavy traffic and long restaurant waits demonstrate that the storm did not deter those wanting to visit what many people call the Paradise Coast. There is one part of the community that has yet to catch a break, though: the beaches, which since the storm have been faced with dangerous debris, sand loss and most recently a red tide outbreak.

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