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Shark bites boy’s foot at Fort Lauderdale beach then swims away

A Canadian boy has a scary fish tale to share when he heads back home from his summer vacation: “I was bitten by a shark.” And he’s got the stitches to sh...

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Feria de empleos: En Davie con Comcast, Verizon y otras empresas el 18 de enero

Unos 19 empleadores están citados para asistir a la feria de trabajo el miércoles 18, en el Signature Grand, en Davie. Comcast, Verizon, The Check Cashing...

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Lights, Santa Claus coming to Cooper City park

Cooper City will kick off the holiday season by lighting up a park. Light Up Cooper City will take place from 6 to 9 p.m. Dec. 4 at the Cooper City Memori...

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D. MILLS, 64, OWNER OF FUNERAL HOMES

At a time when the number of women in the mortuary business was few, Delores Gray Mills ventured into the field armed with passion. What began as a sincer...

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Palm Beach County high school football schedule

Games hosted by Palm Beach County district schools had their start times moved up to 6 p.m. following the Aug. 17 shooting at Palm Beach Central. Check wi...

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H&M opens first South Florida store

Kelly Driscoll plans business trips and vacations around visits to H&M because it has long been her only way to get the affordable, trendy clothes she ado...

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FIRE DANGER HAS NEVER BEEN WORSE IN FLORIDA, FORESTRY AGENCY SAYS

A widespread, seven-month drought left Florida forests and brushland so dry the fire danger has never been worse, state Forestry Division spokesmen said T...

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BRANDY’S ISLAND GETS BY WITHOUT ALL THE FRILLS

Brandy’s Island advertises itself as “a bit of the Keys right here in the Palm Beaches.” Actually, the building just east of the railroad tracks isn’t an ...

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Property insurance crisis: as state tries fixes, these are the real stories behind an industry on the brink

Prohibitive insurance premiums, a flurry of litigation and failing companies are combining to leave many Florida property owners uncovered and without opt...

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SHARKS CONTEND WITH LATE WINS

The Spanish River boys’ tennis team won its final four matches on Wednesday to climb into contention in the FHSAA Class 4A Tennis Finals at Sanlando Park....

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