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- County now hiring teen lifeguards for season
- Code enforcement to sweep through Deer Run community
- Quiet Waters Robotics Team bids for State Title on Feb. 26
- Think outside the box for Valentine's Day
- Negotiations continue in zoning dispute
- Donation rescues Cub Scouts camping event
- Presidential primary brings out voters
- Early voting ending, pollworkers needed
- Deerfield Beach prepares for 32nd annual Festival of the Arts
- Free fishing at pier continues
- Crime spree addressed at public meeting
- Deerfield to honor one of its own at MLK ceremony
- New wells tapping deeper water to go online
- Restaurant group opens Frank & Dino's
- Hillsboro Beach residents invited to Beach Preservation Symposium
- Poitier supporters prevail on proposal to rename building
- Poll Worker Recruitment Under Way
- Workshop set for Independence Bay-Area Rezoning
- Citizens on Alert
- Hillsboro organizes holiday toy drive
- 'History at High Noon' on Dec. 21
- Seventy years after Pearl Harbor, memory still raw for many
- Christmas on the Beach
- Beach Parking Discounted with Beach-Area Purchase
- Ice Cream Social features Christmas wishes and ice cream dishes
- Water flavor to Improve as free chlorination ends
- Recreation forum set for Nov. 17
- Focal Point Thanksgiving food drive underway
- Deerfield Beach Arboretum offers second annual Garden Gathering
- Free Starbucks in honor of America Recycles Day
- Free Veteran's Day concert open to all
- Hillsboro Boulevard bridge to close
- Deerfield homeowners can view new flood maps
- Nonprofit looking for holiday helpers
- Plane crash pilot says experience has left him 'thankful'
- City readies for Open Government/Public Safety Day on Nov. 5
- Casino Night for Campers takes place Nov. 4
- Lighthouse tour returns on Nov. 19
- Skate event to help raise money for cancer treatment
- Church fundraiser aims to boost membership
- Pink Heals Tour rolls into town Oct. 9
- Housing Authority prepares for Inspector General arrival
- Historical Society launches new season
- Organizers say Midnight Madness may return in 2012
- Congressman backs Medicare at Century Village visit
- New plans for Pioneer Park
- Aerospace company to create 66 jobs
- Discount grocer planning second location
- Q&A with City Commissioner Ben Preston
- Judge's family at Deerfield meeting still angry at BSO mistake
- Tentative special election date set for Poitier seat
- Hillsboro Blvd. project nearing completion
- Deerfield Beach extends lifeguard hours
- Lighthouse Point steps back from stricter sign laws
- Earth Day celebrations on April 16
- City keen on new development approach
- Town committed to beach replenishment project
- Quiet Waters staff given safety award
- Quiet Waters Elementary welcomes incoming kindergarteners
- Parking may be added at boat ramp
- Quiet Waters' hayride now requires advance tickets
- Recycling project follows 'Canley' from start to finish
- ELECTION DAY SNAPSHOT
- Quiet Waters' Splash Adventure opens March 12
- HUD proposing three years for city to pay back money
- City delegation optimistic after Tallahassee trip
- Help clean up Deerfield Island
- Yoga just for the kids at Quiet Waters
- Jazz students to perform at Woman's Club in March
- Hillsboro police gets state accreditation
- Ren Fest characters ready for another season
- Founders' Days gets nod for 64th year
- Dixie Highway drainage work continues
- Quiet Waters now home to K-9 school
- Intracoastal History Tour returns to island park
- Condo boot camp scheduled at Century Village
- Proposal request could privatize departments
- Burn victim's family excited to have teen act as parade grand marshal
- City looking to get arboretum back on track
- Fire tests could win Deerfield department $10,000
- Officials move to rid City Hall of invasive plants
- New entrance at Quiet Waters hopes to improve traffic
- Federal audit asks city to return funding
- 'Pink Heals' tour comes to Deerfield
- Negotiations with largest union resume in October
- Deerfield tops magazine's 'Affordable homes' ranking
- Laid off workers rally to City Hall
- Budget woes force school administrators to rethink teaching tactics
- Longtime library volunteer finally says 'goodbye'
- New ethics complaint filed against commissioner
- Palms residents questioned by HUD agents
ELIZABETH ROBERTS