For the first time, Coral Springs has received a “negative outlook” from the credit rating agency Moody’s Investors Service for seven series of general government bonds.
In layman’s terms: if the city doesn’t improve its financial situation, it will have to pay more in interest to attract buyers for future bonds.
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A lesbian, 18, rejects a plea deal after being charged with having sex with a younger schoolmate.
Miami Heat players aren’t the only hot ones. If you head outside Friday and the holiday weekend, be prepared to bake.
A Miami federal judge dealt long prison sentences for a dozen members of the notorious Santiesteban pot-distribution organization.
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