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Hillsboro Canal: Private money may help grease navigation project
The flow of boats through a busy passageway to the Intracoastal Waterway is so clogged with sand and silt that private donors have stepped in with $50,000 to help pay for efforts to clean it out. The silt that's coming into the Hillsboro Canal every...
Tags: Waterway and Maritime Transportation Industry, South Florida Water Management District, Intracoastal Waterway, Deerfield Beach, Dwayne Johnson
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Yoga teacher and Swami Juice founder killed in Alligator Alley crash
At 29, Stephen "Jak" Jakobot seemed about to savor the sweet taste of success. With demand for his organic Swami Juice growing, he and business partner Kelly Koleos had recently invested in a $20,000 juicer and rented a larger warehouse in Boca Raton,...
Tags: Broward County, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Florida Highway Patrol, Weston (Broward, Florida), Cleveland Clinic
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Eagles teams reach middle school tennis finals
Donna Klein Jewish Academy tennis coach Ken Maget had a feeling at the start of the season that his boys' and girls' middle school teams could contend for titles in the Independent Athletic League. His confidence proved on the mark as both squads reached...Tags: Beam Gymnastics, Middle Schools, College Sports, Beaches, Tennis
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Shades of green concern Boca City Council
Sun SentinelNote to nature in Boca Raton’s downtown: Don’t get in the way of Lord & Taylor’s visibility, or any other sign show for that matter. All signs are pointing to a warm welcome for Lord & Taylor to Boca Raton’s downtown as the... -
Divers take to sea in unique Relay for Life event
They came by the dozens to raise money for cancer research. But these folks weren't walking. They were diving. It was Relay for Life with a twist, with seven scuba teams taking turns diving from 6 a.m. Saturday to midnight off the coast of Lauderdale-...
Tags: American Cancer Society, Jacksonville (Duval, Florida), Diving, Deerfield Beach, Prostate Cancer
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Coral Springs woman gallops into spotlight with 'Prancercise' video
Move over, Gangnam Style. Another horse-like prance has the Internet atwitter, bringing instant fame to the Coral Springs fitness buff who invented it — 24 years ago on the Hollywood Broadwalk. It's called Prancercise, "a springy, rhythmic way...
Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Computer Networking and Internet, Social Media, The Huffington Post, Coral Springs
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Report: Medicare's finances improve, Social Security holding steady
McClatchy Washington BureauWASHINGTON Medicare's troubled finances got a boost Friday when the annual trustees report showed that the program's hospital insurance trust fund will remain solvent until 2026, two years longer than was projected last year. Social Security has enough...Tags: Claire McCaskill, Healthcare Industry, Diabetes, Jack Lew, Barack Obama
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Boca Raton man thrown from car, killed, causing I-95 tie-ups
A fatal crash and car fire on Interstate 95 turned into a major roadblock early Sunday after at least four subsequent collisions took place, including one involving an emergency vehicle, said police. No firefighters were injured, but all but one lane...
Tags: Motorvehicle Accidents, Transportation Accidents, Florida Highway Patrol, Accidental Death, Delray Beach
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Trial opens in death of Boca Raton baby
Cristiano Belle-Felix of Boca Raton died on Dec. 20, 2009, just one day before his first birthday. An autopsy ruled it was a homicide based on horrific injuries: a depressed skull fracture, retinal hemorrhaging, dislocated right elbow, black eye,...
Tags: Child Abuse, Abusive Behavior, Murder, Trials, Defendants
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Paramedics face nightmare scenarios – for training
A woman in a mechanic's shop is having severe heart palpations, while her son is in a car, overdosed on anti-depressants. Three EMS officers come to the scene and find more mayhem in the shop — a man has attempted to commit suicide by carbon...
Tags: Heart Problems, Miramar, Suicide
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ADL Florida hires new director
Hava Holzhauer has spent the past month reading, late into the night, about anti-Semitism, cyberbullying and white supremacy. Exhaustive knowledge of Florida's harassers and evildoers will be a crucial part of Holzhauer's new job: director of the Anti-...
Tags: Israel, Volusia County, Hate Crimes, Palm Beach (Palm Beach, Florida), West Palm Beach
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Florida wins award for job creation
Governor Rick Scott announced Wednesday that Area Development magazine awarded Florida the "Silver Shovel" award for significant job creation and economic impact. The state received the same honor in 2010. Qualifying states are rated based on direct...
Tags: Jacksonville (Duval, Florida), Rick Scott, Maitland, Palm Beach (Palm Beach, Florida), West Palm Beach
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