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Ken Keechl, Groundbreaking Florida Gay Politician, Dead at 60 - Vimarsana News

Ken Keechl, Groundbreaking Florida Gay Politician, Dead at 60

Keechl was the first out gay member of the Broward County Commission and the county's first gay mayor.

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Ken Keechl, Broward's first openly gay county mayor, dies at 60 - Vimarsana News

Ken Keechl, Broward's first openly gay county mayor, dies at 60

Ken Keechl, a lawyer who was the first openly gay person to serve on the Broward County Commission, his last year as mayor, died Friday of pancreatic cancer, according to a family spokesman. He was 60. Keechl was a Democratic activist and lawyer when he announced his bid for the Broward County Commission. He was elected in 2006 and served until 2010. He was chosen to lead as Broward’s mayor in ...

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The consequences of mishandling a city election | Editorial - Vimarsana News

The consequences of mishandling a city election | Editorial

The firing of a city attorney should not be the end of Fort Lauderdale's post-election political mess. More answers are needed.

Fort Lauderdale city attorney fired in wake of rocky election - Vimarsana News

Fort Lauderdale city attorney fired in wake of rocky election

After more than four years as Fort Lauderdale city attorney, Alain Boileau was sent packing just two weeks after three new commissioners are sworn in. Commissioner Steve Glassman defended him, saying the firing was motivated by personal grudges.

New Fort Lauderdale commission gets off to rocky start - Vimarsana News

New Fort Lauderdale commission gets off to rocky start

Just hours after being seated, Commissioner John Herbst said he’d like to see three people fired: The city attorney, the city manager and the mayor’s chief of staff.