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Cheap eats near Coconut Creek: City-Eatz in the Festival Flea Market Mall
Don't let the size of this tiny place fool you. They are BIG on flavor. City-Eatz is located inside the Festival Flea Market Mall and serves a variety of city inspired favorites to satisfy your guilty pleasure cravings.
Ely High School teacher suspended for misconduct
A Broward reading teacher has been suspended for 13 days without pay after her overly permissive classroom environment led to rampant student misbehavior and students feeling emboldened enough to ask the teacher about her past sexual encounters.
Boca Raton attorney's disappearance leads to lawsuit
The day before Boca Raton attorney Timothy McCabe disappeared last month he blindsided a Broward County couple with a request to wire him $60,000 to complete their deal to buy a new home, the couple's attorney said Wednesday.
Do you like to buy fresh organic produce ? Are outdoor markets a little bit too hot at this time of year? If so, you may want to attend the Spring Into Health fair, which will be held on Saturday, May 18, between 11 AM and 5 PM at the Paideia Classical Academy.
Shawn Burgess-Becker is a name to remember in the 2015 class. The sophomore athlete of Monarch picked up his first offer - from Alabama - earlier this spring and now has five on his list.
Lingerie Co.a s Clever a " or Crude a " Slogan to Sell Bras
A California lingerie company is taking the daring step of using a common and crude expression to sell bras to moms.
Lawmakers take off the gloves as tensions mount
The Florida House spiralled into chaos Wednesday with Republicans declaring victory on a top priority of Gov.
Food and Drinks in South Florida This Week: Free Food, Cheap Wine, and More
This weekend was jam-packed with food and drink related events in South Florida.
Police accept unused prescriptions Saturday
Local law enforcement agencies are participating in the sixth National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day Saturday, when unused prescriptions can be turned in for safe disposal.
Voters' email addresses will remain secret, House decides
The House voted 114-1 to create the public records exemption, despite the opposition of the First Amendment Foundation, an open-government watchdog group backed by many of Florida's newspapers.