Plantation News

Miami New Times archives November 2 - 8, 1988. That shrimp in a chefs hat is trademarked.

Just slap on those handcuffs. His name may be David R. Forget, but he remembers this drill.

Instead of figuring out where to put nuclear waste, why can't we just find a way to neutralize it so it's no longer hazardous? Curiosity about what to do with nuclear waste inspired one of the questions in this edition of "Ask AP," a weekly Q&A column where AP journalists respond to readers' questions about the news.

A South Florida man has filed a civil lawsuit suit against the law firm of Rothstein, Rosenfeldt Adler and the Crime Stoppers Council of Broward County , claiming he is owed more than $250,000 for a tip he gave in the 2008 murder of one of the firm's lawyers.

Some things are done for love and some for money. Collecting rare objects - fine art, antiques, first-edition books, whatever - can be done for both.

Provided by the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens will be hosting a lecture with author and map scholar Miles Harvey.

Share + Oct 29, 2009 9:57 am US/Eastern PLANTATION Click to enlarge 1 of 1 A controlled propane gas burn took placein Plantation on Thursday October 29th, 2009 by the Nobles Plant Construction Company, at New River and Pine Islands Road.

The fire is expected to burn until about noon. Thursday, October 29, 2009 There's no need to call 911 if you hear a big bang and smoke in Plantation Thursday morning.

At the 21st Annual Weapons Complex Monitor Waste Management and Clean-up Decisionmakers' Forum at Amelia Island Plantation, Florida, Studsvik, Inc.

A North Bay Village police officer is recovering in the hospital after crashing her car Wednesday night.

A Plantation man has been sentenced to life in prison for shooting a friend 13 times at close range.

Franklin M. Falcon and Diana D. Fuertes bought a four-bedroom, two-bath home at 12180 N.W. 26th St.

Michael and Marta Samper bought a five-bedroom, four-bath home at 333 E. Acre Dr.

At the Broward County school district, he was known as Pat Foster, a straight-laced asset manager trying to secure contracts for a client list that included a Hialeah glass company.

She is the first to admit that secrets have a short shelf-life around her. Yet Sheila Alu, a Sunrise commissioner and state prosecutor, managed to keep her role as an FBI informant secret from her family for four years, not even confiding in her mother or boyfriend.

Photographs capturing the personal moments of breast cancer survivors will be on display in conjunction with Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Ellen and Wayne Krampel have listed for sale a five-bedroom, 4.5-bath home at 10940 Hawks Vista St.

Whether it's contemporary or modern or Victorian, if a wedding dress is free, then the likely response is, "I'll take it!" - especially if the bride and groom are a bit down on their luck.

Your pregnancy is all in your belly. And your hips. And your ankles. With just enough left over to fill an emotional basket case.

Kaplan University has opened a support center in Plantation and has started moving in 265 employees.