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Gas pump peeves and pleasures
Mayo on the Side: Broward news columnist Michael Mayo | Sun-Sentinel BlogsHallelujah. A trip to the gas station is no longer the budget-busting trauma that it was over the summer, when a gallon was going for $4.19 and higher. But just when you thought it was safe to head back to......Tags: Credit and Debt, Aventura
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Other unguarded beaches
Other unguarded beaches John U. Lloyd Beach State Park in Dania Beach Sea Ranch Lakes The private Galt Ocean Mile in Fort Lauderdale Hillsboro Beach, which does not provide public access to its beaches and relies on its marine patrol and...Tags: Sea Ranch Lakes, Broward County, Dania Beach, Hillsboro Beach
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IT director, realtor sell in Parkland
Forum Publishing GroupTimothy R. Edkin and his wife, Pamela, sold a single family home in Parkland to Suntrust Bank for $635,000. The Edkins bought the property for $371,971 in Dec. 2000. The 3,210-square-foot house, which was built in 2001, is in the Parkland Isles...Tags: Sales, Coral Springs
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Hollywood: First vote OKs traffic cameras
The city is moving forward with plans to put cameras at several intersections as a way to catch red-light runners. City commissioners on Wednesday gave initial approval to the idea; a final vote will be taken in two weeks. If passed, scofflaws could...Tags: Hallandale Beach, Pembroke Pines
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Lost & Found
Found: Wild Rice Pancake Mix Lost without it: Cal Kovenski, of Boynton Beach Where to buy: Hometown Favorites, the online grocery store, offers 16-ounce bags for $8.99 plus shipping. Visit hometownfavorites.com or call 888-694-2656. Thanks to: Jennifer...Tags: Boynton Beach, Coral Springs
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Shelf Life
Forum Publishing GroupWe seem to have a bit of a love/hate relationship with the Internet. We use it for everything from paying our bills to keeping in touch with friends. We post pictures and enter credit card numbers with impunity. Then we hear a news story about someone...Tags: Music, Small Businesses, Theater, Public Holidays, Bars and Clubs
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Serve Up This Thanksgiving Feast At Home
Food EditorErika Di Battista grew up eating pretty untraditional Thanksgiving dinners. Her father had Italian roots, and her mother had German ancestry. She grew up in Staten Island, N.Y., but at age 7 her family moved her to Fort Lauderdale. "I think of myself...Tags: Onions, Mashed Potatoes, Pumpkin Pie, Potatoes, Pies and Tarts
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Gun owners must keep weapons away from kids
Youngsters are going to do some terribly irresponsible, dangerous things at times. The recent tragedy at a South Florida high school, plus two ensuing incidents at other schools, should serve as a reminder that parents who own guns must show extra care...Tags: Weaponry, Schools, Firearms, Defense
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Speed humps calm Lauderdale community
Forum Publishing GroupThe drive to and from home has gotten a bit bumpier for some folks in Fort Lauderdale's Tarpon River community. But they're not complaining. The recent installation of speed humps on Southwest Seventh Street and Ninth Avenue has made life easier for...Tags: Road Transportation, Vehicles, Transportation
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Nonprofit sends packages to orphan soldiers
Forum Publishing GroupAfter attending her son's graduation from Army basic training, Karla Smiley noticed a disturbing sight. She observed that many of her son's colleagues had no family in attendance to celebrate the momentous occasion. What was even more disturbing for...Tags: Family, Armed Forces, Defense
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A tradition of stability
Forum Publishing GroupMy family is large, loud and lively our family tree has branches in Jacksonville, Ocala and Orlando, as well as Fort Lauderdale, so we don't all get together as often as we used to but. Thanksgiving, however, is the exception. Thanksgiving is at our...Tags: Turkey, Sweet Potatoes, Potatoes, Thanksgiving, Death and Dying
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Creditors seek liquidation of Eller Maritime Services, iconic Port Everglades firm
South Florida Sun-SentinelEller & Co., the marine services company founded 75 years ago by Port Everglades' first director, is mired in financial trouble and facing lawsuits. Creditors of Eller's key unit, which loads and unloads cargo on ships, are trying to force the...Tags: Prosecution, Ted Stevens, Pension and Welfare, Broward County, Trials
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