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The blue indicates an "authorization zone." It's a block of airspace that requires an approved LAANC to operate. In this case, it is for the active TFR.

No. Once the TFR is lifted there are normal airspace rules.

The TFR is from surface to 17,999' MSL. You will need to file a LAANC and have it approved before you take off. It likely will get approved.

You can verify the 107 certificates here: FAA Registry - Airmen - AirmenInquiry - Name Search Remember there is a different FAA ID number for privileges for aircraft (pilot) vs. remote pilots (drones). When you look up a remote pilot certificate here is what the outcome looks like.

I just moved to estero, FL, if anyone wants to fly, PM me. Cheers, Peter