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Recycle old electronics, or resell them for store credits
If you think Santa may drop off a giant new TV, cutting-edge smartphone or zippy-fast laptop later this month, make room at home by getting rid of old electronics by recycling or reselling them. Make sure to e-cycle — unless you think your used...Tags: Broward County, Hallandale Beach, Royal Palm Beach, Science and Technology, Electronics
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Getting organized is more than a New Year's promise
Not only is the promise of getting organized a common New Year's resolution, but organizing and staying organized is also a process at which some make a living, including Michelle Worthington, a professional organizer and owner of Worthy Spaces in Boca...
Tags: IKEA
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Sunrise commissioner: Use retired cops to patrol schools, save money
Full-time police officers patrol every school in Sunrise, but Commissioner Larry Sofield says retired cops can do the same job for much less. Hiring retired officers to patrol the city's schools would save taxpayers at least $870,000 a year — or...
Tags: Broward County, Hallandale Beach, Pembroke Pines, Health and Safety at School
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Aerosmith Rocks Sunrise
Aerosmith returned to South Florida this weekend to rock the BB&T Center, this time supporting their new album Music from Another Dimension. For this tour, they brought along Cheap Trick as their opening band. Cheap Trick gave their all and amazed...
Tags: Cheap Trick (music group), Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Entertainment, Music
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Where are the hidden values?
South Florida Sun-SentinelWhile Florida as a whole has taken the heat (no pun intended!) for being one of the hardest hit real estate markets, there are still segments of the market and certain neighborhoods that have held their values more than others and where investing now...Tags: Wilton Manors, Realty, Condos, Real Estate, Lighthouse Point
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Carpool lane rules not enforced on stretch of I-95
Q: In late May, the rules for the carpool lanes on Interstate 95 between Miami Gardens Drive and Sunrise Boulevard were suspended, allowing anyone to drive in the left lane even if they didn't have a passenger. Are those rules still suspended? Bonnie...Tags: Margate, Florida Department of Transportation, Florida Highway Patrol
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South Florida cops are hitting the brakes, new data show
The trend is dramatic and definite: South Florida cops have slowed down big time. The Sun Sentinel examined new SunPass data and found police speeding has dropped significantly since the newspaper published its "Above the Law" investigative series in...
Tags: Miami Beach, Miami-Dade County, Crime, Law and Justice, Highway Transportation, Disasters and Accidents
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South Florida businesses and employees rally for holiday giving
Sun SentinelPartnerships between businesses and nonprofits that zero in on specific needs can be very impactful, says Kathleen Cannon, president of United Way of Broward. "And the holidays bring out additional feelings from people who want to help," she said. Here is...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Consumers, Business, Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital
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Sunrise says goodbye to Sheila Alu, a trailblazer not afraid to make waves
Controversial. Outspoken. Unpredictable. Sheila Alu, who will bid farewell to public office Thursday, has proven herself a force to be reckoned with since joining the Sunrise commission in 2001. Alu, 50, has changed the face of Sunrise and even...
Tags: Broward County, FBI, Israel, Political Corruption, Everglades
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Hollywood police asking for 12.5 percent raise to make up for pay cut in 2011
Contract negotiations between Hollywood and its police union have deadlocked, with the biggest sticking point a clash over officers' pay, a union leader said Friday. Officers are requesting a 12.5 percent raise to make up for the city slashing their pay...
Tags: Hollywood (Broward, Florida), Broward County, Broward County Sheriff's Office, Fort Lauderdale
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Some S. Fla. cops routinely leave work early, short shifting taxpayers, investigation shows
Even in these tough times, some South Floridians have jobs that let them skip out of work, take long lunches, knock off early on Fridays and still collect a full day's pay. Who are they? Cops at local police departments, and taxpayers are footing the...Tags: Miami (Miami-Dade, Florida), Coconut Creek, Palm Beach County, Miami Beach, Crime, Law and Justice
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A real weapon of mass destruction
I have a legitimate question today, and I would like a legitimate answer. Just don't talk to me in bumper sticker-ese. If "When guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns" is the best you got, that's pickup-truck-and-Confederate-flag stuff. Try...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Weaponry, Politics, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Assault
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