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Traffic lights out of sync

At the intersection of 107th Avenue and Sunset Drive, there is a problem that has existed for years. It involves the two traffic lights -- perhaps 100 yards apart -- one at the intersection, and the other at 107th Avenue and Snapper Creek Drive.

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  • You should have your W-2 forms by now

    As this year's April 15 federal income tax deadline draws closer, employers were required to provide W-2 forms to workers by Feb. 1.

    Employees who don't receive their forms by Feb. 15 should contact their employers first. If that fails, the Internal Revenue Service says to call the IRS at 800-829-1040, and the agency will remind the employer.

  • Pepper, a one-year-old Maltese, was one of the first dogs to receive spay and neuter services from the Clydey Foundation's mobile clinic.

    Dog neutering subsidized

    In an effort to help control the pet overpopulation problem, The Clydey Foundation and Miami-Dade Animal Services said they will offer donor-subsidized ($30 owner co-pay) spay/neuter services for dogs, every Tuesday, in the Clydey Foundation Mobile Unit stationed at the Animal Services shelter at 7401 NW 74th St., in Miami.

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