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Moskowitz vs. Sorensen: The top takeaways in election battle - Vimarsana News

Moskowitz vs. Sorensen: The top takeaways in election battle

The Democratic candidates for a rare open congressional seat, Jared Moskowitz, Ben Sorensen and Hava Holzhauer, are in sync on virtually every issue. Their primary contest is focusing on contrasting styles, experience and name recognition. Two of the candidates are attempting to make Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis an issue in the Democratic primary to pick a nominee to succeed departing Congressman Ted Deutch.

Two Brazilian steakhouses opening back-to-back in Fort Lauderdale - Vimarsana News

Two Brazilian steakhouses opening back-to-back in Fort Lauderdale

Brazilian churrascarias — with their rodizio-style bonanza of meat — are taking over the Fort Lauderdale steakhouse scene.

Dr. Phillips film director, producer remembers Nichelle Nichols | West Orange Times & Observer | West Orange Times & Windermere Observer - Vimarsana News

Dr. Phillips film director, producer remembers Nichelle Nichols | West Orange Times & Observer | West Orange Times & Windermere Observer

Todd Thompson of Southwest Orlando and the actress who played Lt. Nyota Uhura on the “Star Trek” TV series worked together on a feature documentary about the star and the remaking of NASA.

Record amount of seaweed takes hold of South Florida beaches - Vimarsana News

Record amount of seaweed takes hold of South Florida beaches

'The new normal.' A record amount of seaweed on South Florida's beaches can have long-term harmful environmental consequences.

Critics question push for taller towers in Fort Lauderdale - Vimarsana News

Critics question push for taller towers in Fort Lauderdale

“We are not Sunny Isles. We are not Miami. We are not New York,” said one longtime resident opposed to allowing taller buildings throughout the city.