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Temple Beth Orr’s Religious School Earns Praise for Exceptional Education
Temple Beth Orr’s Religious School in Coral Springs is earning high praise from parents and students for its exceptional educational experience. With a recently updated curriculum spanning Kindergarten through 7th grade and introducing a new VPK class, the Temple Beth Orr, located at 2151 Riverside Dr, Coral Springs, has expanded significantly, providing a robust foundation in Jewish education.
Live score updates: St. John Bosco (CA) at Chaminade-Madonna (FL)
In one of the nation's early marque high school football games of 2024, Top 10 powers St. John Bosco (CA) and Chaminade-Madonna (FL) collide in the finale of the Broward County National Football Showcase.
‘It’s unfair’: Fort Lauderdale residents left on hook for others’ illegal dumping
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Residents in a Fort Lauderdale neighborhood are protesting citations and fines for illegal dumping in an alley behind their homes. The alleyway, located between Northwest Fifth Court and Fifth Street, has been used as a dumping ground for items like construction debris, used motor oil, tires, furniture and roofing material. The list of garbage is endless.
Lionel Messi begins on-field workouts, could rejoin Inter Miami before MLS playoffs
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Lionel Messi began individual on-field training this week and could be ready to join Inter Miami on the field before the end of the MLS regular season, Miami coach Gerardo “Tata” Martino said Friday. The 37-year-old Messi has been out with a right ankle injury since Argentina’s July 14 Copa America final win over Colombia, when he went down in the second half and tearfully exited the field. Messi will not play when Inter Miami hosts FC Cincinnati on Saturday and was omitted from Argentina’s national team roster for its two September World Cup qualifiers. He has not played for Inter Miami since July 1, but Martino said he could join the team in full training soon. “He is not training with the group. But he is already out on the field and working with the physical trainers,” Martino said, “and he is evolving well. It was foreseeable that he would not be with Argentina because he is not yet in a position to play.”
Jones Leads Offense & Defense In Setback Against Dillard
MOBILE, Ala. – The Louisiana Christian University volleyball program got a well-rounded outing out of middle blocker Kierra Jones, but it was not enough to cool down a hot-hitting Bleu Devils club, dropping a 3-1 decision. The Basics:. Score. Dillard – 3 Louisiana Christian – 1 Records.
Multiple hospitalized after carbon monoxide leak at high school in Weston
Multiple workers were hospitalized after a carbon monoxide leak at a high school in Weston Friday morning, officials said. The incident happened around 9:30 a.m. at Cypress Bay High School, where a group of cafeteria workers reported experiencing lightheadedness and nausea, city officials said. Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue officials said...
MaxPreps Top 25 Football: Milton Beats American Heritage 37-28 on ESPN
No. 6 Milton (Ga.) secured a hard-fought 37-28 victory over No. 20 American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.) during a Friday night match on ESPN. Milton's Luke Nickel threw two touchdown passes, while Georgia-bound tight end Ethan Barbour shone with six receptions for 172 yards and two total touchdowns. American Heritage's Malachi Toney and Byron Louis kept the game competitive, with Toney catching two touchdowns and Louis rushing for over 150 yards. The win extended Milton's winning streak against nationally-ranked opponents, solidifying their position in the Top 25 rankings. Upcoming matchups include highly anticipated games featuring No. 2 Bishop Gorman and No. 4 St. John Bosco.
Teacher accused of dragging, straddling student
A Sunrise Elementary teacher was arrested Thursday after an investigation revealed she allegedly dragged and straddled a student with disabilities before locking her in a bathroom for at least eight minutes, according to police.
Florida regulators approve base rate hike for Duke Energy customers
(The Center Square) — Nearly 2 million Florida electricity customers will pay a higher base rate after Duke Energy Florida's increase petition was approved by state regulators. The Florida Public Service Commission approved the highly contested rate hike Wednesday after negotiations between Duke Energy, groups representing residential customers — including the Sierra Club and the League of United Latin American Citizens — industrial customers and environmentalists reached a mutual agreement. ...
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