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They worked in landscaping, food service and hotels. Their Fort Myers neighborhood is gone after Ian and so are their jobs.

Janine Zeitlin, Fort Myers News-Press Comments Off on They worked in landscaping, food service and hotels. Their Fort Myers neighborhood is gone after Ian and so are their jobs.

Harlem Heights is home to working-class residents serving Fort Myers and Southwest Florida. After Ian wrecked homes and stole jobs, can they rebuild?

      
Janine Zeitlin, Fort Myers News-Press
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