Sources: Bev Gallagher Is A Target Of Feds
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Beverly Gallagher says she has medical problems and can’t attend meetings. She may have.
She also has legal problems.
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Filed under: General News
Beverly Gallagher says she has medical problems and can’t attend meetings. She may have.
She also has legal problems.
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Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Prosecutor Sheila Alu told me what drove her to disclose that 28 cops were under investigation and jeopardize an unknown numbers of criminal cases.
Here is a hint: It wasn’t politics. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
“Hurricane” Sheila Alu is at it again and this time her work threatens to throw the courthouse for a real loop.Sheila Alu
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BY BUDDY NEVINS
At some point Sue Gunzburger is going to have to put out the fire storm of endorsements blowing Steve Geller’s way.
Steve Geller
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BY BUDDY NEVINS
The Las Olas Boulevard GOP law firm of Rothstein, Rosenfeldt and Adler sees which way the wind is blowing: Democratic.
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BY BUDDY NEVINS
The Democrats may be criticized for being tax-and-spend liberals, but they are downright conservative when it comes to fund raisers in Broward.
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BY BUDDY NEVINS
The home developer in the bull’s-eye of a growing investigation into government corruption offered a School Board member what she called “a bribe — $5,000 in campaign contributions just prior to the vote on a highly controversial Tamarac project.
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BY ANGELO CASTILLO
Vice Mayor, Pembroke Pines
Dear Friends,
My generation was taught not to leave to others the things we could do for ourselves.
This lesson in self-sufficiency was handed down by our elders who had survived especially hard times. It is a good lesson in self-reliance that comes to us not without exceptions.
For example, in cities, we depend on our State Legislature to fix statewide problems because they have the special powers, skills and tools to fix those problems best. We rely on them to do those things for us, and expect them to stay out of our way when it comes to fixing local problems.
They have their job, we have ours — this creates a certain order that should be reliable.
The problem comes when they refuse to do their job, when they allow statewide problems to go unfixed causing local concerns that we, as cities, are not in the best position to address. Read the rest of this entry »
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BY SAM FIELDS
Guest Columnist
VAN JONES
Jones is the green jobs guy who was forced to resign from the White House for two faux pas.
The first one was slandering Republicans by calling them “assholes. A bit surprising since the law teaches us that truth is an absolute defense to slander. Read the rest of this entry »