Something borrowed, something blue turned into something black and blue for a couple who were beaten and robbed at gunpoint on the morning of their wedding.
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Miami Dolphins beat writer Omar Kelly notes key developments that have molded the team's 3-3 start:
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Jojo Garza talks about the accident that injured his brother and nearly killed the band.
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Elegant and comfortable, this Oakland Park restaurant is like no other Thai eatery in South Florida.
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The singer-guitarist will perform band hits, solo work at Parker Playhouse.
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The actress couldn't help but wonder how her new shoes would look on Carrie Bradshaw's doorstep, so she staged a photo shoot there.
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South Florida audiences may be familiar with Stefano Fusaro, a former Univision sports anchor.
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Terrariums might be the perfect way to garden. You can make them indoors sans mosquitoes and heat, maintain the entire area in just minutes, and create a garden utopia in a jar.
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The electric bill for a typical South Florida household in South Florida will dip by about $2 per month starting in January.
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Seriously “underwater” mortgages are declining across Palm Beach and Broward counties, though the improvement is expected to slow as rising home prices taper.
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The Fresh Market is seeking nearly 100 people to work at a new store opening in Plantation.
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With Orlando welcoming a whopping 59 million visitors during 2013, according to the city’s Visit Orlando tourist board, it’s safe to assume that there may be interest in activities, attractions and lodgings for a variety of travel budgets. Here are some options with various price...
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Want to have yourself a merry little Christmas at a Florida resort? No worries: Florida properties are ready for the holiday season with majestic Christmas trees, special decorations and themed activities and attractions. Here are some to check out:
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Apalachicola: The 51st Annual Florida Seafood Festival celebrates the bounty of the sea at the mouth of the Apalachicola River under the oaks of Battery Park on Oct. 31-Nov. 1. On the agenda are arts and crafts, musical entertainment, oyster eating and oyster shucking contests, blue crab...
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper vowed to redouble the country's fight against "terrorist organizations" abroad after a reported convert to Islam rampaged through parliament, shocking the usually tranquil capital city.
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Air strikes by U.S.-led forces have killed 521 Islamist fighters and 32 civilians during a month-long campaign in Syria, a monitoring group which tracks the violence said on Thursday.
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A man arrested after jumping the White House fence on Wednesday night has been charged with three felony counts and four misdemeanors, the U.S. Secret Service said on Thursday.
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As parents, there's no question we get sweaty palms and suffer anxiety when thinking about financial obligations. And, there is perhaps no greater stress point than trying to figure out how to pay for our children's college educations.
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District 1: Barry Dockswell
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In January 1990, when the dreary and declining Soviet Union under Mikhail Gorbachev was opening to the world, McDonald's arrived as a symbol of American prosperity and freedom. Long lines of Russians, used to stores with empty shelves, were stunned by the cornucopia of burgers, fries,...
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