Miramar could have to repay millions of dollars in federal disaster recovery funds from Hurricane Wilma, making it next in the line of local governments under question.
FEMA asked the city to reimburse about $6 million of the $16.5 million it received for damages from the 2005 hurricane. The Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General also released audits for Coral Springs and Pompano Beach.
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Gay rights activists have launched an effort to reverse Florida’s constitutional ban on same-sex marriage.
Eva Countess Kendeffy, the top German official in Florida who helped organize Obama’s previous visits to Germany, is nostalgic about Obama’s Berlin visit. She will retire at the end of June.
Hollywood’s parking spaces could be getting shorter.
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