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Suspected banditos fled from rear of home as deputies stood in front waiting for backup
FloriDUHTwo suspects, Silvestre Romero, 28, of Hialeah, and Andres Amador, 30, of Homestead, who were wanted for a 2011 Southwest Ranches burglary are noww behind bars, the Broward Sheriff's Office announced last Wednesday, reports the South Florida Sun-Sentinel....Tags: Southwest Ranches, Homestead, Broward County Sheriff's Office
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Alzheimer: Conferencia en español y gratis en Miramar para ayudar a los hispanos
En la cultura hispana, cuidar de los ancianos dentro del seno familiar, hasta que Dios dispone, es un motivo de orgullo. Pero cuando el ser querido padece de una enfermedad como el Alzheimer y debe ser cuidado por profesionales o ingresado en un hogar,...
Tags: Lake Worth, Miramar, Diabetes, Riviera Beach
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Hollywood woman wins '$5K a week per life' scratch-off
Maria Mirambeau, of Hollywood claimed the top prize in a $10 scratch-off game "$5,000 a Week for Life." But that's not her prize. Mirambeau, 49, chose to receive the winnings in a one-time, lump-sum payment of $4,236,014.38. She purchased her winning...
Tags: Services and Shopping, Lifestyle and Leisure, Lotteries, Sunoco Incorporated
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Breakdown of a #beermeetup: The Craft Brewjas' first Broward event
Two long wooden tables in the dark front corner of Tap 42's dining room were covered in white stickers last night. Plastic boxes full of black shirts with the tagline "Wicked women who love beer" were stacked against the wall. And a chatty woman with...
Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Social Media, Broward County, Dining and Drinking, Khloe Kardashian
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Miami Made Festival: Where reality becomes fiction
David Hemphill's idea of a play set in a Miami Beach hotel begins with his audience and ends with a "screwed-up" cast of characters, which includes a Zen-practicing bartender, a shirtless playboy and a feisty Hialeah party girl. Naturally, this is a...
Tags: Dance, Festive Events, Entertainment Events, The Office (tv program), Miami Beach
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Dunbar on Internet cafes and the $1B spent
As gambling expert, lawyer and lobbyist Marc Dunbar notes, this is a busy time of year anyway, with regular legislative matters going on. Now, pile on the resignation of our lieutenant governor, linked to Internet cafes, and he's on the phone nonstop....
Tags: The New York Times, Crime, Law and Justice, Lotteries, Consumer Goods Industries, The Seminole Tribe
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'Casino Doctors' write book of pari-mutuel characters
Because the track naturally attracts all types of characters, everyone in the pari-mutuel business has likely muttered, “I should write a book.” Well, two men who spent decades working with South Florida’s pari-mutuels collaborated...
Tags: Gulfstream Park, Casino and Gambling Industry
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DWS to bring Hialeah shooting victim to SOTU
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelBy William Gibson, Washington Bureau WASHINGTON — Megan Hobson of Hialeah, the victim of a drive-by shooting, will be attending Tuesday night’s State of the Union address as a guest of South Florida Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.... -
Coral Springs firefighter was armed guard for drug dealer in undercover sting, feds say
A Coral Springs firefighter/paramedic is locked up on allegations that he provided armed protection for what he thought was a drug dealer picking up cocaine on four occasions in Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Santiago Gonzalez, 49, of Davie, was...
Tags: Theft, Southwest Ranches, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, Miami Lakes, Drug Trafficking
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Testing required by districts should be approved by school boards, posted online and marked as “district-mandated,” lawmaker says
Sentinel School Zone - Orlando SentinelSchool districts intent on requiring their students take certain tests would have to get the testing schedule approved by their school board and then post their testing schedule online — “clearly specifying the district-mandated assessments,... -
Prejudice still evident
Ana Veciana-SuarezYou may not follow high school basketball or even read the sports pages, but a story unfolding there says plenty about how immigration reform, Washington's hot topic du jour, may play out in the peanut gallery. The Hialeah Gardens High Gladiators...Tags: Education, The Miami Herald, Colleges and Universities, Racism, Miami (Miami-Dade, Florida)
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Senate committee to scrutinize tax breaks for CSX, Universal Orlando, Publix and others
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelThe Florida Senate’s Finance and Tax subcommittee plans to scrutinize a dozen different tax-incentive programs this afternoon. The list includes several programs that have been the subject of Orlando Sentinel stories in recent months. Among them: ...
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