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• TRAVEL

  Ship with sick passengers arrives in Fort Lauderdale

  Princess Cruises has confirmed the stomach illness that affected almost 100 passengers aboard the Ruby Princess is norovirus.

• MIRAMAR

  Miramar sewer project facing delays, additional costs

  The city will have to relocate a water main for its ongoing sewer project, which will result in additional costs and delays.

• Two South Florida-bound cruise ships hit by norovirus

  Two cruise ships have been hit by norovirus, a gastro-intestinal bug that spreads fast and leaves misery behind.
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  BROWARD SCHOOLS

  Blanche Ely teacher accused of calling Haitian-American student ‘little chocolate boy’

  After calling a Haitian-American student ‘little chocolate boy’ and ‘chocolate nobody wanted,’ a reading teacher could face suspension without pay.

• Pill mills

  Sunny Isles doctor sentenced in pill-mill case

  A Sunny Isles doctor was sentenced to six years in federal prison on Friday for his role in a massive scheme to traffic oxycodone through pain clinics in Broward and Palm Beach counties.

• In My Opinion

  Mega-casino gambling is dead – or is it?

  Time to exhale, at least a little, and take down names.
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  Broward County

  Man arrested in shooting death of girlfriend’s sister

  Police from several agencies subdued Burnie Reed, 19, after he allegedly killed the woman and shot his off-and-on girlfriend, who was pregnant with his child.
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  Broward County

  Fort Lauderdale youth pastor faces more charges of molesting boys

  A 23-year-old man accused Jeffery London of abusing him when he was 11 to 18 years old and lived with him. Another alleged victim stepped forward recently.
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  HOLLYWOOD

  Police make arrest in Hollywood home invasion

  Hollywood police arrested a man they say is responsible for a home invasion robbery in January.
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  Six more weeks of winter — and hopefully, tourists

  Six weeks more of winter in Florida means more sunshine, more beach days and, possibly, more tourists.
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  Fort Lauderdale

  Women’s Theatre Project loses its space

  The 10-year-old Fort Lauderdale troupe has plays and funding but no home.

• Calder Race Course supervisor, 2 contractors charged in alleged kickback scheme

  According to federal charges, three men and unnamed co-conspirators made millions by collaborating on a “kickback scheme” involving false billing for maintenance services at the Calder race track and grounds.
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  HOLLYWOOD

  Margaritaville not open yet, but ready to party

  It’s never to early to party in Margaritaville — even if its years from opening.

• Scott wants to renew effort to reform ALFs

  Florida’s governor says he will extend the life of the group looking into ways to eliminate deadly abuse and neglect in assisted living facilities.

• In My Opinion

  When voters speak with forked tongue

  Good government got lost in the rhetoric.

• HOLLYWOOD

  Hollywood begins foreclosure process on Holocaust Documentation Center

  Although the Holocaust museum says the building it bought from the city is a ‘lemon,’ Hollywood still demands payment.

• BROWARD COUNTY ELECTIONS

  Fort Lauderdale re-elects incumbents; Lighthouse Point throws them out

  Mayor Jack Seiler and Commissioner Charlotte Rodstrom sailed easily to re-election Tuesday, securing more than enough votes to avoid runoff elections in March.
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  Broward County

  Pembroke Pines voters reelect one incumbent, vote out another

  Motivated by issues such as a planned federal detention center in the city¡¯s west end, and promised economic redevelopment for the older east side, Pembroke Pines voters returned incumbent commissioner Iris Siple to office Tuesday, but voted ou
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  Hollywood

  Hollywood Holocaust center says it won’t pay for ‘lemon’ building

  As the deadline to begin making payments to the city passes, The Holocaust and Education Documentation Center says it won’t pay — and it needs more time to find a new place to call home.

• Broward County

  Broward approves $7.7 million loan for Florida Panthers’ arena

  County commissioners approved the loan, intended for renovations at the BankAtlantic Center, despite concerns that profit-sharing from hockey games and other events never met expectations.

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