Good morning, Naples.

Heavy rain on Oct. 7 caused 30,000 gallons of raw sewage to spill into the Gordon River after a wastewater line broke at the city treatment plant at 1400 3rd Ave North.

Officials said the spill was recorded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

After nearly 5 inches of rain on Oct.

7, Naples police deployed the swamp buggy for the second time since Hurricane Donna in 1960 to rescue stranded residents and clear stalled vehicles on flooded streets & handle 66 calls about flooding.

David Lawrence Centers received a $250,000 grant from the Holecek Family Foundation to expand care at its Crossroads residential program — the donation will enable more uninsured residents to access treatment for substance use and mental health challenges.

Lee Health ended contract renewal talks with UnitedHealthcare, which might leave about 50,000 patients facing out of network costs for commercial and Medicare Advantage plans starting Jan.

1. The hospital claims UHC owes nearly $150 million in unpaid claims, a charge the insurer denies while urging further negotiations.

OpenTable ratings show eight Naples restaurants earning 4.7 to 4.9 stars from thousands of reviews, offering choices from Italian spots to waterfront dining.

The list highlights well-loved local establishments known for their quality food and friendly service.

A newly built waterfront estate in Port Royal sold for $36 million over the summer, reflecting strong demand for luxury homes in the area.

The sale comes as the exclusive Port Royal Club prepares to open later this month after a $100 million rebuild.