July 4 in South Florida to feature fireworks, parades
A look at events taking place throughout Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties on July 4.
Source: sun-sentinel.com
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Fort Lauderdale says no to condo even after lawsuit warning
Commissioners voted despite the objections of the developer’s attorney, who warned they were too late and had missed their chance.
Source: sun-sentinel.com
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Palm Beach County's Olympic-grade gun range expands
An Olympic-grade public shooting complex in Palm Beach County is gunning to attract shotgun competitors from around the world. The South Florida Water Management District approved an additional 40-acre land donation for the 150-acre facility last week in hopes of attracting more to the area and counteract past financial losses.
Source: sun-sentinel.com
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'Tears of joy' as hundreds attend Juneteenth celebration in Boynton Beach – Sun Sentinel
The city of Boynton Beach, Florida, hosted its third annual Juneteenth event Sunday afternoon at Sara Sims Park, with an estimated 300 people in attendance. To organizers, it was a surprisingly large and encouraging turnout.
Source: sun-sentinel.com
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Locals are struggling to make rent. A look at what they're giving up, and how it could affect South Florida's economy – Sun Sentinel
Skyrocketing rents are forcing renters to cut back on everything from haircuts to eating out. Some are even having to take second jobs to keep a roof over their heads. It could all have a lingering effects on the local economy.
Source: sun-sentinel.com