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December 30, 2025
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Trial Date Set for Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick and Co-Defendants in Relief Funds Case: A federal judge in Miami has scheduled a late January 2026 trial for Representative Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick and three co-defendants, who are accused of misappropriating $5 million in government relief money. The trial is set to begin during the two-week period starting January 26, with a calendar call planned for January 21. The congresswoman has not yet formally hired a defense attorney, raising uncertainty about whether the proceedings will proceed as scheduled. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 30)
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January Festivals and Fairs Scheduled Across Broward and Palm Beach Counties: South Florida's mild winter climate will allow a variety of outdoor festivals and fairs to take place throughout Broward and Palm Beach counties in January 2026. Highlights include the Las Olas Art Fair in Fort Lauderdale, which will showcase works from more than 200 artists along East Las Olas Boulevard. Events listed span artistic, cultural, and family-friendly activities across the region. Attendees are encouraged to check for updated event details as the month approaches. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 30)
December 29, 2025
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Brightline Seeks $100 Million and Lists Fort Lauderdale Garage Amid Financial Strains: Brightline, which operates higher-speed rail service between South Florida and Orlando, is seeking to raise $100 million to support its operations. As part of its efforts, the company has listed its seven-story parking garage near downtown Fort Lauderdale for sale. Although both ridership and revenues have improved, financial reports indicate this growth remains insufficient to address operational and debt needs. Credit agencies have further downgraded Brightline’s bonds due to ongoing financial challenges. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 29)
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South Florida to Experience Unusually Cold Temperatures for New Year's Eve: A strong cold front moving through South Florida is expected to drop nighttime temperatures into the 40s for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Daytime highs are forecast to remain in the 60s and low 70s, which is several degrees cooler than the previous week. The National Weather Service has cautioned residents about a potential excessive cold risk, especially overnight. Some northern parts of the state may see temperatures fall even lower, into the 20s or 30s. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 29)
December 27, 2025
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Metal Supermarkets Opens Delray Beach Store for Small-Quantity Purchases: Metal Supermarkets has opened its fourth South Florida location in Delray Beach, offering customers the ability to purchase small quantities of metal. The new store, located at 781 S. Congress Ave., carries over 8,000 types and grades of metal, including steel, aluminum, copper, and brass, in various forms such as bars and sheets. This location aims to serve those needing metal in smaller amounts without traveling to other stores in West Palm Beach, Oakland Park, or Hialeah. Weekday business hours apply for all purchases. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 27)
December 25, 2025
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Miami Remembers 172 Homeless Individuals Who Died on City Streets in 2025: In 2025, Miami mourned the deaths of 172 homeless residents, including Kinard Shirley, a 37-year-old day laborer who worked near North Miami Avenue. Many of these individuals were remembered as members of families and contributors to the local workforce. Their passing has brought renewed attention to the ongoing challenges faced by people experiencing homelessness in the Miami area. Community advocates continue to call for comprehensive solutions to address this pressing issue. (Source: Florida Bulldog on Dec 25)
December 23, 2025
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Escaped Georgia Jail Inmates Arrested in Broward County After Kidnapping: Three men who broke out of a DeKalb County, Georgia jail and subsequently abducted a ride-share driver were apprehended in Broward County on Tuesday morning. Local sheriff's deputies assisted federal and Georgia officers in arresting the men without incident. They are currently being held at the Broward Main Jail and are awaiting extradition to Georgia, where they may face additional charges including kidnapping. Specifics about the jail escape and their capture have not been disclosed. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 23)
December 22, 2025
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South Florida Expecting Ideal Holiday Weather, but Northeast Storms May Affect Travel: South Florida residents can look forward to predictable holiday weather, with mostly sunny skies and daytime highs in the upper 70s forecast through Christmas. Nighttime temperatures are expected to remain mild, and only occasional winds are anticipated early in the week. However, those traveling to the Northeast should be prepared for snow, with accumulations likely across New York State, Pennsylvania, and southern New England. These conditions may disrupt travel plans for some South Floridians. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 22)
December 18, 2025
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Nicklaus Children’s Health System Expands Pediatric Care in Broward and Palm Beach: Nicklaus Children’s Health System, based in Miami, is expanding its reach into Broward and Palm Beach counties by appointing a new market president for Broward and a leader to foster collaborations in Palm Beach. The hospital currently operates eight outpatient clinics in Broward, including a recently opened facility in Davie focused on specialized pediatric care. Plans are underway to assume pediatric inpatient services at Broward Health Medical Center and Broward Health Coral Springs by early 2026. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 18)
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Florida License Plate Law Prompts Detention and Wrongful Arrest in Broward County: A recent incident in Davie highlighted the consequences of Florida's updated license plate law, which criminalizes having any part of a license plate obscured. During a routine stop, immigration agents detained two passengers, raising concerns about potential misuse of the law. Advocates say the statute, which took effect in October, could be employed as a pretext to stop and question immigrants. Legal experts are calling attention to the risk of wrongful arrests stemming from this regulation. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 18)
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Boca Raton Mayor Scott Singer Launches Congressional Campaign Targeting Moskowitz: Boca Raton Mayor Scott Singer has officially entered the 2026 race for Congress, aiming to unseat Democratic incumbent Jared Moskowitz in a key swing district. Singer, a Republican, highlights his mayoral record on public safety and fiscal management, and positions himself as a supporter of former President Trump’s policies. His campaign launch underscores both his established local reputation and the competitive environment ahead. The district is expected to see significant attention as the election approaches. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 18)
December 17, 2025
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Holiday Events Feature Les Misérables, SantaCon, Matisyahu, and Local Concerts: This weekend in Broward County offers a range of events, including the start of the Broadway tour of Les Misérables at the Broward Center in Fort Lauderdale, with multiple performances scheduled through December 28. SantaCon festivities are also planned, with participants gathering for bar crawls in Delray Beach and Fort Lauderdale. In addition, Hard Rock Live in Hollywood will host country artist Jon Pardi’s holiday show, and electro-pop musician Helado Negro is set to perform. Residents have multiple options for entertainment throughout the area. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 17)
December 15, 2025
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Port Everglades Reports Record-Setting Year in Cruise, Cargo, and Energy Traffic: Port Everglades in Broward County experienced unprecedented growth in 2025, setting new records for cruise passenger numbers, cargo handling, and energy-related business. The year included the arrival of major new cruise ships and Fleet Week Navy ship visits, and was marked by strong demand for local hotels from cruise lines. Leadership at the port attributes these achievements to dynamic partnerships and a diversified business portfolio. The growth highlights the port’s central role in the regional economy. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 15)
December 13, 2025
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American Heritage High School Secures Class 4A State Football Championship: American Heritage High School's football team clinched another Class 4A state championship title on December 13, 2025. The game, held at Florida International University's Pitbull Stadium, featured key performances from players like Jamar Denson and strong defensive plays, including a fumble recovery. The win reinforced American Heritage's dominance in Florida high school football. Players and coaches marked the occasion with celebrations following their victory. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 13)
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Florida Democrats See Gains in December Elections, Hinting at Shifting Trends: Democratic candidates in Florida made notable progress during the state's December 2025 elections, outperforming previous results and narrowing margins previously held by Republicans. This marks a reversal compared to the aftermath of the 2024 presidential race and suggests shifting political dynamics in the region. Party leaders point to these results as a sign of growing momentum ahead of the 2026 elections. The trends observed have drawn attention from both Democratic and Republican strategists. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 13)
December 11, 2025
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South Florida Faces Shortage of Santas Amid Record Holiday Event Demand: South Florida is experiencing an unusually high demand for Santa Claus performers this holiday season, leaving many community groups and organizers scrambling to secure appearances. Local schools, parties, and public events are finding it difficult to book Santas, with some facing sharply increased rates due to limited availability. This shortage has prompted event planners to search through various channels for performers, often with little success. The scarcity underscores the growing popularity of holiday gatherings in the region. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 11)
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Ten Dining Trends That Shaped South Florida Restaurants in 2025: South Florida's dining scene led notable trends throughout 2025, reflecting both national shifts and regional preferences. Local restaurants saw an increase in solo dining, a growing acceptance of loud dining environments, and unique behaviors such as patrons bringing their own food. Area residents have actively discussed these changes and shared experiences with local establishments. These trends defined how South Floridians ate out and interacted with the region’s diverse culinary culture. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 11)
December 10, 2025
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Top Chef Alumni Lead Kitchen at Florida Room in Fort Lauderdale's Pickleball Complex: The Florida Room, located within Fort Lauderdale's $30 million The Fort pickleball complex, now features renowned chefs Jeff McInnis and Janine Booth, both of whom previously competed on Bravo's 'Top Chef.' The couple brings substantial culinary experience, having established several restaurants across Miami Beach, Puerto Rico, North Carolina, and Indiana. The Florida Room opened in October and aims to elevate the dining experience at the sports complex. The venue is owned by film producer Shona Tuckman. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 10)
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Holiday Events in West Broward: Boat Parades, Concerts, and Seasonal Festivities: West Broward is set for a festive weekend with a variety of holiday-themed activities. Residents can look forward to boat parades, holiday concerts, ugly sweater gatherings, and seasonal craft bazaars. Notable events include performances by Lea Salonga at area venues and a fundraising concert by Nicole Henry in Miami Beach. These celebrations mark the beginning of a busy two weeks of local holiday events. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 10)
December 8, 2025
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South Florida Economic Leaders Travel to New York to Attract Businesses: Economic development officials from Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties are visiting New York City to encourage companies to consider relocating or expanding in South Florida. The group aims to engage New York-based businesses that may be seeking lower taxes, different regulations, or new regional opportunities. These efforts reflect ongoing strategies to boost economic growth in the tri-county area by highlighting local advantages. Specific companies targeted for relocation have not yet been disclosed. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 8)
December 7, 2025
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Buffalo Bills Secure Dramatic Comeback Win Against Cincinnati Bengals: The Buffalo Bills overcame a ten-point fourth-quarter deficit to defeat the Cincinnati Bengals 39-34 at Highmark Stadium. Josh Allen was pivotal, scoring the longest quarterback rushing touchdown in franchise history and later sealing the win with an 18-yard scramble. Key defensive plays, including a 63-yard interception return for a touchdown by Christian Benford and a crucial turnover, enabled the Bills to take control. The victory marked one of the team's most memorable finishes in recent seasons. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 7)
December 6, 2025
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Okan Tower in Miami Set to Become Florida's Tallest Building by 2027: Okan Tower, under construction in downtown Miami, is expected to become Florida's tallest building when it opens in 2027, surpassing the current record held by Panorama Tower. Standing at nearly 908 feet, the Okan Tower will house a Hilton hotel, condo-hotel units, and luxury residences. The $500 million project, developed by Turkey's Okan Group, features a distinctive tulip-inspired design. Other taller towers are planned but are limited by federal height restrictions. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 6)
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South Florida Chefs Share Their Favorite Fast-Food Picks in Broward Gatherings: A group of notable South Florida chefs regularly gathers at a Broward County restaurant for camaraderie and conversation. Organized by Eric San Pedro, co-owner of Palm Beach Meats, these meetings began after the pandemic as a way for friends in the culinary scene to reconnect. Attendees include bakers, pizza chefs, and food-truck operators from across the region. Their discussions span industry trends and, notably, their preferred fast-food indulgences. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 6)
December 5, 2025
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Monthly Fees for South Florida High-Rise Condos Rise Sharply Above National Average: Owning a high-rise condominium in South Florida has become increasingly expensive, with monthly association fees in Miami-Dade now averaging more than $1,900, a rise of nearly $500 from the previous year. Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach are also experiencing elevated costs, with average fees exceeding $1,800 per month. Only New York City surpasses South Florida in condominium upkeep costs. This trend reflects both a surge in high-end developments and shifts in the expectations of international buyers. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 5)
December 3, 2025
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Weekend Events in West Broward: Holiday Lights, Music Festivals, and Opera Performances: This weekend in West Broward features a variety of activities, including the 13th annual Dan Hosker Music Continuum, an all-day festival at Tarpon River Brewing in Fort Lauderdale that raises funds for both music scholarships and recovery support for musician Frank Falestra. Holiday light tours via Water Taxi are also available, adding a festive touch to local waterways. The Florida Grand Opera will present its production of 'Silent Night' at the Broward Center. The events offer options for both music and cultural enthusiasts. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 3)
December 2, 2025
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United Airlines Hosts Fantasy Flight Holiday Event for South Florida Children: United Airlines held its annual Fantasy Flight at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, offering a festive experience for children from area hospitals and cancer centers. Participants boarded a plane and were treated to a North Pole-themed celebration at the Sheltair Aviation Hangar. The event featured activities with Santa Claus, games, and visits from Miami Dolphins players and cheerleaders. The celebration marked a joyful highlight for local families during the holiday season. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 2)
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Second Suspect Detained in Fatal Shooting Outside Pembroke Pines Sports Bar: Pembroke Pines police have arrested a second suspect following a fatal shooting that took place outside Rickey’s Sports Bar and Grill on October 19. The incident left one man dead and another injured after a dispute in the parking lot escalated to gunfire. Authorities identified the suspects as Richaun Erick McKnight, 21, and Clayton Hicks, 27, who both face charges related to the shooting. The investigation utilized surveillance footage to link both men to the crime. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 2)
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Guide to 2025 South Florida Holiday Boat Parades Highlights New and Annual Events: South Florida will host several holiday boat parades in December 2025, offering residents and visitors opportunities to view decorated vessels along local waterways. A new addition this year, the Greater Palm Beaches Boat Parade, will debut on December 13, filling a gap between existing routes from North Palm Beach to West Palm Beach. Annual parades in places like Palm Beach County are also set to return, drawing crowds with festive displays. These events span from Miami to Jupiter, providing seasonal entertainment across the region. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 2)
November 27, 2025
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Former Rockettes in South Florida Mark 100th Anniversary with Reunion Performance: Fourteen South Florida alumnae of the Radio City Rockettes, ranging in age from 44 to 94, reunited at Lynn University in Boca Raton to celebrate the troupe’s 100th anniversary. The group performed the iconic Parade of the Wooden Soldiers routine, sharing memories and laughter as they revisited choreography from their time with the legendary kickline. Many of these women, now living in Florida, remain active as performers, teachers, and fitness instructors. The event highlighted the enduring bond among former Rockettes. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 27)
November 26, 2025
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Holiday Gift Guide Highlights Local Shopping Destinations in South Florida: South Florida residents seeking unique gifts can explore twelve local shops open from Black Friday through late December. The guide spotlights businesses offering distinctive, thoughtfully made items while supporting local artisans and retailers. Shoppers interested in music can participate in Black Friday Record Store Day, featuring rare releases at nearly 20 independent record stores throughout the region. These events aim to strengthen the local economy during the holiday shopping season. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 26)
November 25, 2025
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Debate Over U.S. Military Involvement in Venezuela Divides South Florida Community: Venezuelan Americans around Miami, particularly in Doral, express uncertainty as discussions about possible U.S. military intervention in Venezuela become more frequent. The Trump administration has escalated actions against Venezuela, heightening tension with military exercises and a visible naval presence. Community conversations reflect a deep split, with no consensus on the best approach to the crisis in their homeland. The issue continues to dominate daily life among South Florida's Venezuelan diaspora. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 24)
November 23, 2025
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Analysis Finds Limited Reduction in Florida Homeowners Insurance Costs: A recent investigation examined whether recent trends in Florida's insurance market have led to lower premiums for homeowners. The Sun Sentinel enlisted four homeowners from southern and central Florida and secured quotes from four agents representing multiple insurers. Out of 13 private insurers, only two companies offered reduced rates to select participants. Many policies quoted contained significant limits on water and roof damage coverage, highlighting continued challenges in the market. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 23)
November 21, 2025
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Twelve Major Concerts Announced for South Florida, Featuring Music and Comedy Acts: A diverse lineup of twelve concerts and comedy shows will take place in South Florida, with tickets now available for performances by acts such as Kings of Leon, Keith Urban, Matt Rife, and Weird Al Yankovic. The schedule includes New Year's Eve festivities with the Jonas Brothers at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood and concerts by Carlos Santana and Carlos Vives. These events are set for various dates in 2025 and 2026, offering entertainment options across the region. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 21)
November 19, 2025
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Veteran Sun Sentinel Photographer Lou Toman Dies at Age 90: Lou Toman, renowned for his extensive career capturing significant moments across South Florida, has died at 90 in Plantation. From 1956 to 2009, Toman documented a range of historic and local events, including pivotal sports matches and celebrity appearances. He was especially known for covering major moments such as Cassius Clay’s title fight and Elvis Presley’s tour. A memorial event is scheduled for December 13 at the Plantation Preserve Golf Course & Club. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 19)
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Judge Declines Arbitration in Dispute Over Lennar Homes on Seminole Land: A Florida judge has determined that a dispute involving over 340 Lennar-built homes purchased by the Seminole Tribe on tribal land will not go to arbitration. Instead, the bulk of the case will move forward in state court, while arbitration will only be allowed for 123 homes sold directly to individual tribal members. The lawsuit claims the homes, constructed over the past five years, are unsafe for occupancy due to their poor condition. The tribe is seeking substantial compensation from the Miami-based developer. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 19)
November 18, 2025
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Holiday-Themed Performances Scheduled Across Palm Beach and Broward Counties: A variety of Christmas shows are set to take place in Palm Beach and Broward counties, aiming to bring festive spirit to South Florida residents. Highlights include Cirque du Soleil's "'Twas the Night Before…" debuting at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach from November 20 to 30. These events offer different interpretations of holiday celebrations, reflecting the region's unique subtropical setting. Residents can choose from multiple performances happening throughout the season. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 18)
November 17, 2025
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Syracuse Football Suffers Fifth Consecutive Loss Against North Carolina at Home: Syracuse football's struggles continued with a 27-10 defeat to North Carolina at the JMA Wireless Dome. The Orange managed only 147 total yards, with quarterback Joseph Filardi making his first start and facing difficulties in the passing game. The team's only touchdown came from a defensive fumble return by Anwar Sparrow. North Carolina capitalized offensively, rushing for over 200 yards and extending Syracuse's losing streak to five games. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Oct 31)
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Authorities Announce Deportation of Over 200 Criminals in Florida Operation: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, in coordination with Florida law enforcement, reported the deportation of more than 200 individuals during a 10-day initiative across the state. Many of those removed had prior convictions for sex offenses or other serious crimes and had finished serving their sentences in Florida. Officials stated that the operation focused on those who had received final deportation orders but had remained in the community. The announcement was made at the ICE Miami facility in Miramar. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 13)
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Buffalo Bills Tight End Dalton Kincaid Faces Week-to-Week Recovery From Hamstring Injury: Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid has been designated as week-to-week with a hamstring injury, raising uncertainty about his participation in the team's upcoming game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Kincaid has played a major role in Buffalo's offense this season, ranking near the top in receiving yards and touchdowns. Defensive end Landon Jackson is also sidelined after sustaining a knee injury and will be re-evaluated after missing at least one game. Both developments present challenges for the team's upcoming matchups. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Nov 10)
November 15, 2025
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Poll Finds Little Public Support for Broward County Name Change Proposal: A recent online poll by the South Florida Sun Sentinel indicates that most respondents oppose a proposal to rename Broward County to Lauderdale County. Over 80 percent of the 1,024 participants indicated they would vote against the change, with concerns centering on potential costs, confusion, and fears that other cities would be overshadowed by Fort Lauderdale. The idea was introduced by State Rep. Chip LaMarca, and may appear on the 2026 ballot despite current opposition. Community feedback remains predominantly negative. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 15)
November 14, 2025
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Proposal to Rename Broward County Faces Lawmaker Opposition and Delays: A proposal to rename Broward County as Lauderdale County has encountered significant resistance from local and state officials. Lawmakers and commissioners have raised concerns about the financial cost, timing amid economic challenges for residents, and the controversial histories of both namesakes. At a recent hearing in Fort Lauderdale, a majority of Broward’s legislative representatives indicated plans to vote against putting the matter to voters. Further discussion has been promised, but the measure faces an uncertain path forward. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 14)
November 12, 2025
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Business Leaders Advocate for Renaming Broward County to Lauderdale County: A coalition of top executives in Broward County is supporting a proposal to change the county's name to Lauderdale County, aiming to enhance its economic appeal. They argue that the current name hinders efforts to attract major businesses and additional tourism compared to nearby Miami and Palm Beach. This initiative, notably backed by the Broward Workshop and state officials, has recently gained public attention and will soon be considered in upcoming government votes. The effort reflects a strategic push for regional rebranding. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 12)
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Flight Delays Subside at South Florida Airports Amid Ongoing Federal Disruptions: Flight delays and cancellations at South Florida airports have begun to decline as airlines adjust to federally mandated reductions caused by the ongoing U.S. government shutdown. While terminals at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, Palm Beach International, and Miami International airports were less crowded than earlier in the week, officials caution that travel disruptions could persist through Thanksgiving. Some delays were also linked to adverse weather affecting northern U.S. regions. The federal government has not provided a clear end date for the disruptions. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 12)
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Jewish Community Hosts Holiday Events and Boutique in West Broward Through December: A series of Jewish community events are planned across South Florida as the year draws to a close, including a holiday boutique at Temple Dor Dorim in Weston on November 19. The event will feature over 40 local vendors, opportunities for unique holiday shopping, food and drinks, and a raffle. Additional activities like literary gatherings, a kosher food festival, and a charity fashion show are also scheduled in the area. These events aim to foster community involvement as Hanukkah approaches. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 12)
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Weekend Events in South Florida: Comedy, Film, and New Ice Cream in Boynton Beach: South Florida residents have a variety of entertainment options this weekend. Comedy fans can choose between performances by Hasan Minhaj and Ronny Chieng, while movie enthusiasts can attend showings of 'Silent Night.' Additionally, Boynton Beach sees the arrival of a new ice cream establishment, offering a fresh treat for local dessert lovers. The Miami Book Fair also begins on Sunday, bringing a diverse group of authors and events to Miami Dade College. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 12)
November 11, 2025
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Founder of Ministry and Daughter Identified in Coral Springs Plane Crash: Authorities have identified Alexander Wurm, 53, and his 22-year-old daughter Serena as the victims in a plane crash that occurred on Monday in Coral Springs. The pair were on a mission to deliver humanitarian aid to Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa when their plane crashed into a lake in the Windsor Bay community. Wurm was known in the area as the founder of Ignite the Fire, an evangelical Christian ministry active in the Caribbean. The investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 11)
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Christmas-Themed Restaurants and Bars Experience Surge in South Florida: Holiday-themed dining experiences are attracting significant crowds in South Florida, as local establishments transform their spaces for the Christmas season. Rosalia Kitchen in Miramar has fully converted its restaurant with festive decorations, themed dishes, and interactive elements, such as playful audio from elves. The extensive decorations and unique menu items have proven popular, drawing in holiday enthusiasts for a third consecutive year. This trend reflects a growing appetite for immersive seasonal attractions in the region. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 11)
November 10, 2025
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Small Plane Crashes Into Coral Springs Lake; Emergency Response Underway: A small plane crashed into a lake Monday morning behind a home in the Windsor Bay community of Coral Springs. Emergency responders arrived at the 5000 block of Northwest 57th Way after reports of low-flying aircraft and a loud impact. Preliminary dives by rescue teams found no victims, and officials are still determining the plane's size and number of occupants. Initial photos documented a damaged fence and oil on the lake, but the investigation remains ongoing. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 10)
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Flight Reductions at South Florida Airports Cause Delays for Travelers: Travelers at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and other South Florida hubs faced significant delays after the Federal Aviation Administration required airlines to cut their daily schedules by 4%. The move was prompted by staffing shortages among air traffic controllers, who have been working without pay during the ongoing federal government shutdown. The reductions have affected major airports, including Miami and Orlando, with many passengers experiencing missed connections and rerouted flights. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 10)
November 9, 2025
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Buffalo Bills Struggle in 30-13 Loss to Miami Dolphins, Division Lead Weakens: The Buffalo Bills endured a significant defeat against the Miami Dolphins, losing 30-13 at Hard Rock Stadium. This setback lowered Buffalo’s record to 6-3 and highlighted numerous shortcomings on offense and defense, especially after last week's strong performance against the Chiefs. Quarterback Josh Allen managed 306 passing yards and two touchdowns but also suffered from turnovers and sacks. Miami’s dominant rushing attack and consistent scoring widened the gap in the division standings. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Nov 9)