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• DAVIE

  Sex offender's Davie home destroyed

  A registered sex offender lost his mobile home in a fire police called suspicious, although authorities don't think he was targeted.

• Burned Deerfield Beach teen leaves intensive care

  Burn victim Michael Brewer took another step in his recovery Tuesday, moving out of the intensive care unit at the University of Miami-Jackson Memorial Hospital burn center.

• BROWARD COUNTY

  Ken Keechl makes Broward history

  Broward County's first openly gay mayor was sworn in to office Tuesday. His new role was celebrated by gay and lesbian activists.

• BROWARD COUNTY

  Man involved in fiery crash had history of poor driving

  The Florida Highway Patrol identified the people involved in a fiery crash on Interstate 95, including one driver with a record of poor driving.

• HIGH-SPEED RAIL

  Bullet train might get special legislative session

  Gov. Charlie Crist hopes lawmakers are close to agreeing on a special session for rail projects, but concerns over new taxes could scuttle the deal.

• BROWARD SCHOOLS

  Broward School Board revisits botched land deal

  Broward School Board members voiced confusion over a $4.3 million land deal -- backed by an embattled ex-colleague and agreed to despite warnings the land couldn't support a new high school.

• BROWARD SHERIFF'S OFFICE

  Wounded Broward deputy sues state

  A Broward Sheriff's deputy who was shot in the head two years ago by an ex-convictis suing the Florida Department of Corrections, alleging negligence.

• SCOTT ROTHSTEIN SCANDAL

  Restructuring agent may be replaced

  A federal agency wants to replace the chief restructuring officer in charge of guiding accused con man Scott Rothstein's law firm through bankruptcy proceedings.

• GOVERNOR'S RACE

  State planes used less in '09

  As they hit the campaign trail, state Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink and Attorney General Bill McCollum curtail their state-plane use.

• CORAL SPRINGS

  Decision delayed on adult charges in brother's stabbing death

  A 15-year-old Coral Springs boy will have to wait until next week to find out whether prosecutors will charge him as an adult in the fatal stabbing of his 14-year-old brother.

• CORAL SPRINGS

  Families mourn deaths of 3 drowned teens

  Families mourned the deaths of the Coral Springs teens, all students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, who drowned in a canal early Sunday.
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  CORAL SPRINGS

  Car flips into canal; 3 teens die

  Three teens died and one escaped when their car plunged into a canal after a minor traffic accident.
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  GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEEK

  UM lays out a global agenda for budding entrepreneurs

  The University of Miami's Global Entrepreneurship Week starts Monday with speeches, panels and networking for people who want to start businesses.

• BOCA RATON

  Gore draws support, protest

  While nearly 1,000 people heard Al Gore's presentation on climate change in Boca Raton, more than 100 people, including members of the conservative Tea Party, gathered at Mizner Park to protest his appearance.
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  BROWARD COUNTY | U.S. SOLDIERS

  Moms' care packages fill void for U.S. soldiers

  A group of mothers are sending care packages to orphaned U.S. soldiers fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.

• FORT LAUDERDALE

  High-ranking police officers guarded over Rothstein

  Twenty-eight city police officials, including captains, majors, undercover officers and the department spokesman, helped guard the home and businesses of attorney Scott Rothstein while, federal agents say, he ran a $1 billion Ponzi scheme.

• SCOTT ROTHSTEIN SCANDAL

  Ex-partner: Rothstein `financial serial killer'

  A former judge and law partner of Scott Rothstein says the Fort Lauderdale lawyer suspected of running a Ponzi scheme also scammed people close to him -- including employees and fellow attorneys.

• WATER RESTRICTIONS

  New water rules may be impeded by utilities, dry spell

  Under pressure from utilities, water managers voted to ease watering restrictions to three days in many counties, but then put them on hold.

• PEMBROKE PINES

  Pembroke Pines teen charged in dad's shooting death

  An 18-year-old has been charged with shooting his father and stepmother in Pembroke Pines in September.
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  CRUISE LINES | OASIS OF THE SEAS

  City on the sea: Largest ship arrives in port

  Now that the world's largest cruise ship has arrived, it will be inspected on Saturday and set sail for its first regular cruise on Dec. 1

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