Artists’ community exhibit addresses your ‘elephant’
By DAVID I. MUIR Special to South Florida Times FORT LAUDERDALE — It’s been a month of confessions and revelations at the 1310 Gallery, an …
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T. Leroy Jefferson Society holds free health fair
Local political leaders will lend their support to a free community event this weekend when they welcome guests to the T. Leroy Jefferson Medical Society …
Judges under scrutiny by lawyers
While judges do not write laws in the same way legislators do, to the extent that they interpret and apply the law, a judge’s role …
Week of 07/31/2014
Palm Beach County Fraud suspect fired Lesley Ann Simmonds, 57, office manager for Dr. Neville Marks for 21 years at his Worth Avenue facility in …
Florida’s sales tax holiday weekend starts Aug. 1
Once again it’s time to stock up on school supplies and the state of Florida is providing a little help. From 12:01 a.m. on Friday, …
Aug. 5 is National Night Out against neighborhood crime
Residents are encouraged to leave their porch lights on as a show of support of National Night Out against crime on Aug. 5. The Broward Sheriff’s …
GOP-LED HOUSE READY TO OK LAWSUIT AGAINST OBAMA
WASHINGTON — Republicans are ready to muscle legislation through the House authorizing an election-year lawsuit against President Barack Obama that accuses him of exceeding his …
NIGERIA DEATH SHOWS EBOLA CAN SPREAD BY AIR TRAVEL
ABUJA, Nigeria – Nigerian health authorities raced to stop the spread of Ebola on Saturday after a man sick with one of the world’s deadliest …
Today, July 28, is the voter registration deadline for the primary election
Staff Report Today is the last day to register to vote in the primary election, which is Aug. 26. You must register to vote today, …
Twitter’s diversity report: white, male and just like the rest of Silicon Valley
Along with Facebook and Google, Twitter’s diversity report reveals a homogenous industry lacking women and minorities What’s white, male, straight, and occasionally hangs out …