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- FLPD expands community outreach
- Volunteer efforts help Colee Hammock improve entryway
- Lake Ridge residents looking to form association
- Preservationists still fighting for Shippey house
- Boat supply chain planning third store in area
- 'Operation Backpack' preps students
- Offshore drilling critics plan second protest
- LBTS approves Sunday morning alcohol sales in restaurants
- Neighborhoods use 'block parties' as way to unite
- Roundabout causes concern in Poinsettia Heights
- Riverwalk's Burger Battle returns
- City agrees to new CRA
- Fears over 'crew housing' creep into rental debate
- Burger King fight ends with road closure
- New Dolphins Isles park opens near beach
- Arts school gets 'OK' in historic South Side
- 'Food Not Bombs' activists asked to clean up
- Celebrate the city's aesthetic gains
- Stonewall name adds 'National Museum'
- Communties ready 'Power Hour' effort
- Development ideas could come from urban design series
- Yoga and history? Try Bonnet House classes
- LBTS approves reef project to attract more divers
- Community garden opens in North West neighborhood
- Officials not so keen on house rentals
- Established Coral Ridge Park gets approval
- Woman's Club included in city's centennial
- LBTS Fire Department focuses on high-rise fire safety
- Local elementary nabs coveted Blue Ribbon
- St. Jerome celebrating 50 years
- Hired officers finally to hit streets
- Monthly mayor's run a chance to mend
- Flooded streets still tricky in Riviera Isles
- Saint Anthony Church still seeking to calm risky traffic
- Harbordale businesses demand shopping access
- Riverside Park content to have swing bridge open again
- South Middle River neighborhood votes out closest feeding site
- Rising Action still on despite funding constraints
- Fort Lauderdale's official history buff: Susan Gillis
- Swim team from Russia visit Pine Crest
- Flagler Village rallies against feeding site
- Renamed park in Tarpon River tied to area's first settlers
- Galt Mile meets with governor over sprinkler deadline
- Poinsettia Heights approves design for neighborhood entrance
- Got a flying phobia? Head to the airport
- State will not fund LBTS underwater marine park
- Doctor, daughter team delivers medical supplies to Haiti
- 'Hoarding' couple rebuffed offer to help
- Neighbors hit streets after Pantry founder left battered
- Victoria Park neighborhood turns back pages for 85th anniversary
- Grant gives historic Southside School new life
- CRA eyes neglected 13th Street corridor
- Hotel developer wants $6 million, one year after city's rejection
- Developer's hopes rise for Bahia Mar overhaul
- Lake Ridge neighborhood banks on 13th Street plans
- Affordable housing plan in Middle River Terrace facing scrutiny
- Mediation with Cardinal Gibbons not likely to end lighting feud
- Local missing child recovery group marks 600 found
- Alcohol at the beach? Officials think the Super Bowl is worth it
- Empty lots raise crime concerns in South Middle River
- Bahia Mar project moves closer to 'shovel time'
- 'Where the Boys Are' star Connie Francis returns for Spring Break?
- Las Olas market awaits October boost
- 11th Avenue swing bridge closing may limit access to Las Olas
- Bloated city fund could be tapped for $10 million
- Opposition says Bahia fight far from over
- Poinsettia Heights residents question FPL over long outages
- Pantry's first client turns 96
- Officials hand out more than $30,000 for recycling work
- Developer says 'no reason' to shrink Bahia Mar project
- City mails out more than 100 emergency packets, only one returns
- Associations wary after two arrested in $666,000 condo thefts
- FLPD's $58,000 website slowly coming together
- How to make extra cash at local shops
- Which Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods tackle the Web?
- Getting buried here? It might be cheaper than you think
- Bankruptcy filing clouds historic home's future in Sailboat Bend
- Bahia developer still shy of unanimous support
- Middle River neighborhood keen on 13th Street rebirth
- Victoria Park gives downtown rail system another cool reception
- Amid homeowner troubles, library cranks up foreclosure programs
- Holiday Park evening musicals begin tonight
- Uncertain lease renewal tempers Galt library's victory
- Coral Ridge still wondering about $150,000
- Lost view too much for Idlewyld residents
- Stimulus raises hopes in South Middle River
- Coral Ridge ball field may get bulk of $150K
- Sculptor carves out face of Burmese experience
- Harbordale neighborhood seeks study to calm port traffic
- Recent CERT grad aids collision victim
- North Side Elementary set for 'green' makeover
- Poinciana Park residents wonder about 'Wave' assessments
- Stonewall Library finally calls new home official
- Artists display talent at city homeless assistance center
- Local church finds solace after 2005 storms
- Local first-time home buyers find help at Main Library
- Idlewyld remains silent on Bahia Mar project
- Converted switching station is 80 percent full
- New pavilion may bring more to LBTS beach
- City loans Fire Museum antique vehicles needing hefty repairs
- New donation helps Riverland Park judo club thrive
- South Middle River neighborhood may finally see redevelopment funds
- Poinsettia Heights must lose monthly newsletter
- Canines are kings at Coral Ridge dog festival
- Pier owners in LBTS wait for road reopening
- Undercover police stings show results in Poinciana Park
- Lauderdale-by-the-Sea yanks free parking
- Fort Lauderdale's 'Bookfellows' still the oldest club around
- Middle River Terrace neighborhood uses Internet to keep residents connected
- Historic fire station opens for tours following renovation
- Hotel developer LXR focuses plans on ‘wave’ architecture
- Broward College rooftop concert will pay tribute to '69 Beatles show
- Main Library has shelves full of financial help resources
- Home burglaries fall in Poinciana Park neighborhood
- Lauderdale-by-the-Sea pier owners fight road closure
- Five associations unite in wake of South Middle River shooting
- Victoria Park thefts keep police on the lookout
- Former commisoner's bike nabbed after stopping to help accident victims
- LBTS residents may be forced to shell out cash for parking
- Scottish games to open annual festival at city stadium
- Year-end crime session attracts few takers
- Confiscated funds will go towards redesigning police department's Web site
- Lauderdale-by-the-Sea wants county's help with lifeguard costs
- New contract gives Sunrise Middle pool back to residents
- Absent the snow, Imperial Point festival brings community together
- Las Olas group hopes parking changes can drum up business, increase safety
- Four Seasons still glowing at 50
- Victoria Park cat mauling prompts association to warn residents
- LBTS Commission wants Internet straw polls
- Holiday Park rolls out another season of youth soccer
- Poinsettia Association 'not thrilled' with renting proposal
- Beach Alliance says Bahia project needs work
- Victoria Park candidate forum on Dec. 3
- Poinsettia Heights chosen as new recycling program site
- Sailboat Bend author uses neighborhood as muse
- Residents can get inside look at police work
- Museum forecasts chance of snow
- Museum offers free admission
- This weekend, free fruit trees up for grabs
- Two neighborhood festivals ready for showtime
- Middle River group warns of crafty crimes
- October crimes peak in Victoria Park
- After years of consideration, Beck House is finally historic
- Artist community offers open house
- Upcoming seminars may clarify new condo laws
- Will new Crime Unit help neighborhoods?
- Las Olas holiday plans well under way
- Film series is invention of cinema guru
- Town marks 10th year of craft festival
- Tennis program has eyes on stars
- Poll finally ends LBTS dog beach proposal
- Candidate forum swings by Coral Ridge
- Cell phone may help bust Theater Project thief
- Pain clinic puts the hurt on newly planted trees near I-95
- Fort Lauderdale ladies ignite Palin moose trend
- Dropping knowledge at Bartlett house
- Halloween Tour along Second Street
- Home sweet home for thousands of tiny bugs
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DON CRINKLAWDon Crinklaw has covered the east side of Fort Lauderdale and Wilton Manors for the East Side Forum since 2007. Before...
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