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Early voting sites in Broward, Palm Beach counties
Mayo on the Side: Michael Mayo | Sun Sentinel BlogsThe second phase of Election 2012 kicks off tomorrow (Saturday, Oct. 27) with early voting opening across South Florida for eight straight days. The hours will be 7 a.m.-7 p.m. through Saturday Nov. 3. There will be NO early voting......Tags: Coral Springs, Arts and Culture, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Plantation
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FAU's Mike Jarvis notes colorful change at Harvard
FAU Sports | Sun Sentinel blogsFAU hoops coach Mike Jarvis often says honesty is the best policy. So I guess it should be no surprise that he came up with this observation when asked about what it was like being back in Cambridge and at...... -
No more University of Maryland stops for food trucks?
Dining@LargeIt looks that way. Chowhound Burger Wagon, Souper Freak, Iced Gems and the Gypsy Queen all made weekly stops near the corner of Baltimore and Greene streets to vend for to the university and hospital crowd.But if food trucks are......Tags: Pratt Street, Lifestyle and Leisure, Hamburgers, Education, Colleges and Universities
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Food Truck rules 1: Fact Sheet for Food Vending in Baltimore City
Dining@LargeFACT SHEET FORFOOD TRUCK VENDING IN BALTIMORE CITYThe City of Baltimore recognizes that Food Truck Vending is a growing viable industry that has the potential of adding to the vibrancy, culinary creativity, and life to the streets of our city, while......Tags: Food Industry, Maryland
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Oval Office gets a makeover
The Swampby Mike Memoli While President Obama was on vacation, his West Wing office got a bit of a face lift, complete with a new rug, fresh wallpaper and paint, and new furniture -- all done at no taxpayer expense, the......Tags: Furniture, White House, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Laura Bush, MSNBC (tv network)
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A look back at January and February
Dining@LargeThe biggest opening so far this year -- the new Mari Luna Bistro, across from the Meyerhoff. The biggest chef move -- Jesse Sandlin left Vino Rosina on January 24.The biggest happy story -- local franchisees found for Gino's......Tags: Restaurants, Lifestyle and Leisure, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Holidays, Hamburgers
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Happy Memorial Day -- Huh?
Dining@LargeI should be remembering the casualties of war today, and I'm thinking about what to have for dinner. Is there any holiday we don't celebrate with food? I mean, even Good Friday has hot cross buns. OK, maybe not Martin......Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Holidays
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Obama wins Clyburn's endorsement
The Swampby Frank James It should surprise no one that Rep. James Clyburn (D-S.C.,) the highest ranking black in congressional leadership, has endorsed Sen. Barack Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination. After all, black South Carolinians went...Tags: White House, Nancy Pelosi, Matt Lauer, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama
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Obama win a new chapter for America
The Swamp"You wonder about the folks who risked their lives in Selma and Birmingham...if they ever envisioned that this would happen in some of their lifetimes."...Tags: White House, Illinois, History, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Bill Clinton
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McCain needs to lose inner zombie
The Swamp(Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images) by Frank James There's evidently a lot of angst in Republicanville about the rhetorical skills, or more precisely, the lack of them, on the part of Sen. John McCain, the all-but-official Republican nominee. There......Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Ronald Reagan, Political Candidates, National Government, John McCain
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Obama: Any fool can have a child
The Swampby Jeff Long and Christi Parsons In a Father's Day address heavy with personal and political meaning, Democrat Barack Obama told worshipers at a Chicago church tpday that government must do more to help families, but he also exhorted parents--especially.....Tags: Jeremiah Wright, Michigan, White House, Jeff Long, Politics
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Jackson: Obama's place in movement
The Swampby Rick Pearson The Rev. Jesse Jackson says the anticipated nomination of Sen. Barack Obama as the Democratic presidential candidate represents a crowning achievement for the civil rights movement as well as an "I-told-you-so" moment in the history of...Tags: Emmett Till, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Democratic Party, Jesse Jackson
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