Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Is a guy who was fired from his last cop job for harassing two women a good choice to put back in a patrol car?
Apparently he is in Sunrise, where city officials actually considered it.
Don Rosen
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler is at it again giving away money.
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Howard Forman, you’ve got a target on your back.
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Filed under: Guest Column
BY BUDDY NEVINS
John deGroot is at it again.
This time its an attack on State Attorney Mike Satz for, well, lots of things. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
The current Democratic Club organization — the web of grass-roots organizations that helps make the Broward party the largest in Florida– is doomed.
Doomed to change.
That will be the most dramatic result of the decline in the Jewish population highlighted in today’s Sun-Sentinel. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Sheriff Al Lamberti has shaved $21.4 million from his budget in an attempt to compromise with county commissioners.
They have demanded he cut at least $50 million.
The compromise was hammered out during quiet meetings between Lamberti and Broward Mayor Stacy Ritter.
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Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Marion Salter got her new voter’s registration card on Monday.
The Broward Supervisor of Elections mailed it to the wrong address.
The card should have been sent to Fred Hunter’s cemetery in Hollywood since Marion Salter has been dead and buried there for 17 months. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Former State Rep. Ken Gottlieb has made it official. He’s running for county court.
Gottlieb had been considering a run for judge for four months, as first reported on Browardbeat.com on May 18.
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
There were whoops of joy from the audience. There was 30 seconds of applause. There was a standing ovation.
All for Broward Circuit Judge Ana Gardiner, who has spent the last two years wiping off the mud thrown by anonymous bloggers demanding she be kicked off the bench.
Filed under: Guest Column
BY SAM FIELDS
Guest Columnist
Watching opponents of health care use the Pledge of Allegiance to drown out the opposition made me look into the history and purpose of the Pledge.
It has led me to the conclusion that I have pledged my last pledge.