Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Sunrise officials are considering a land swap with a developer to save environmentally sensitive property next to the Everglades.
The City of Sunrise would give the developers more suitable land to build an office park and hotel. In return, the city would get the developers’ 21-plus acres wedged between the Sawgrass Expressway and the River of Grass.
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Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
A little bit of Fort Lauderdale’s past comes to life on your TV screens starting this weekend.
Filed under: The Spin
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Judicial candidate Frieda Goldstein’s house in Miami-Dade County has a lien against it for not paying the garbage pickup bill.
Is this another example of the a judicial candidate running for office because she needs a raise?
You decide. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: The Spin
By Buddy Nevins
School Board candidate Nora Rupert has announced she collected 1,311 signatures on a petition to qualify for office, a move that indicates she has significant support.
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Pembroke Pines City Commissioner Angelo Castillo is reconsidering.
Ten days after announcing he was ending his quest for county commission, Castillo said that he just might restart his campaign. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Once, the Tamarac Democratic Club was at the heart of Florida’s Democratic machine. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
The School Board today voted to name a track at Coconut Creek High for member Bob Parks after admitting that nobody even bothered to consider selling the naming rights. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Prosecutors are preparing to file several criminal charges within weeks against the ethically challenged County Commissioner Diana Wasserman-Rubin, according to the Sun-Sentinel.
Since I intimately know how the Sun-Sentinel operates and worked with the reporter who wrote the story, take this one to the bank. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
The lawsuit to throw County Court Judge Mary Rudd Robinson’s challenger off the ballot has landed in the courtroom of the judge who for 16 years blocked election challenges to incumbent justices Dale Ross.
The case was filed by the ubiquitous downtown Fort Lauderdale powerbroker Bill Scherer, who has become the defender of incumbent judges.
Bill Scherer