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Fort Lauderdale Marriott resort renovation begins
Key International and Wexford Real Estate Investors have initiated the renovation of the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Pompano Beach Resort & Spa. This comprehensive project will completely reimagine the beachfront resort pool and spa; all 219 guestrooms and suites; and the lobby, restaurant, bar and guest arrival experience. The development firms tapped design studio Urban Robot Associates, known for redesigning The Boca Raton Beach Club, the 1 Hotel Beach Club, The Standard Residences and Pastis Wynwood.
Hundreds come on down for chance to be on "The Price Is Right"
FORT LAUDERDALE — Excitement was in the air as more than 600 enthusiastic "The Price is Right" fans gathered at Toyota of Hollywood on Friday morning. All were hoping to be a contestant on the iconic game show that first aired in 1956. Some even arrived in costume, ready to make their best impression. For many, this wasn't just about winning prizes, it was a deeply personal experience. "I've been watching this show since I was a little girl, and my son just had his second open heart surgery," Ciara Sirianni said. "Every morning, we wake up, I hold him, and we...
In Fort Lauderdale, complying with state law means criminalizing poverty
The following opinion piece was authored by AHF Director of Legislative Affairs and Community Engagement Ebonni Chrispin for the U.S. media outlet South Florida SunSentinel. Fort Lauderdale wants to criminalize poverty instead of seeing it as a state of emergency. It is cowardice not to address systemic issues in a direct and comprehensive way. Mayor Dean Trantalis has opted to threaten to use the police because the sight of poverty is more grave than the lived experience of homelessness. With more than 30,000 people experiencing housing insecurities in Florida, Fort Lauderdale has been a leader in affordable housing while also driving a stake into the soul of this great city by criminalizing the poor.
Ft. Lauderdale Call Center Introduces New After-Hours Services and Extended Operating Times
Ft. Lauderdale residents seeking assistance with city services are about to experience a shift in schedule. The City of Fort Lauderdale's Customer Service Call Center will be adjusting its operating hours. Starting from September 16, the call center will be available daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., as officials announced.
Fort Lauderdale's Central Beach Neighborhood Braces for Stormwater System Overhaul Starting September
Residents and commuters in Fort Lauderdale's Central Beach neighborhood can expect some disruptions starting next week, as the city kicks off its stormwater improvement project at the intersection of S. Birch Road and Banyan Street. According to a recent announcement by the city, Southeastern Engineering Contractors, Inc. has been contracted to replace approximately 30 linear feet of stormwater piping and restore adjacent infrastructure.
Mega Millions ticket sold in Broward Co. wins $1 million
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — While many people across Florida are celebrating the kickoff to a three-day holiday weekend on Saturday, at least one person in the Sunshine State is likely celebrating a little harder. The Florida Lottery revealed overnight that a ticket sold in Plantation matched all...
Two Weston Residents Inducted Into Broward Senior Hall of Fame
Known for their tireless work to support causes near and dear to their hearts – one cultural and the other medical – longtime Weston residents Joy Rodenberg and Dr. Jorge Lopez were among the ten honorees inducted into the 2024 Broward Senior Hall of Fame. A pioneer of...
Man with gun tries to kidnap girl on her way to school in Broward County
POMPANO BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — A man attempted to abduct a 15-year-old girl who was walking to school on Thursday morning, according to the Broward Sheriff's Office (BSO). The sheriff's office says the attempted abduction occurred around 6:45 a.m. near NW 12th Court in Pompano Beach. When speaking with investigators, the girl said she was walking to school when a man driving a grey colored sedan stopped her and ordered her to get into his vehicle.
Residents frustrated Broward County has no plans to study lead emissions from North Perry Airport
People living near North Perry Airport are speaking out after learning Broward County has no plans to study lead emissions despite health concerns. Pines Village neighbors George Koren and Kit Jordan spoke to NBC6 about the impact they believe emissions could be having on residents’ health. “You can't sit...
With technicians on picket lines, union warns AT&T strike could impact service
MIAMI - Local union leaders said roughly 1,400 AT&T service technicians are on strike. They said that is almost all of the technicians stationed in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe counties.Many of them plan on staying here until a new deal is done.Alexander Aguiar has been a technician with AT&T for 29 years but has not been paid in two weeks. "It's not what we wanted. We'd rather be out there," Aguiar said, but rain or shine, he's been at the picket lines.How much longer is the question? "Guys are taking loans; guys are doing what they have to do to prolong this for as long as...
Pair plead guilty, get 25 years in 2021 planned murder of Miramar High School classmate
Two of the three former high schoolers accused of planning and carrying out the brutal murder of a Broward classmate back in 2021 have been sentenced to 25 years in prison after pleading guilty in the killing. Christie Parisien and Jaslyn Smith were given the sentences on Thursday after the...
‘Jimmy Buffett Day’ to be celebrated for first time in Florida on Friday
Parrotheads unite! The Florida Legislature has designated Aug. 30 as “Jimmy Buffett Day” and it will be celebrated for the first time on Friday. Parts of A1A in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Monroe Counties will also bear the name “Jimmy Buffett Memorial Highway” with the first sign set to be unveiled in the Key West potion of A1A on Friday.
Cameras aim to slow down speeders. Many cities are adding them in South Florida.
Drivers speeding in a school zone in Hollywood will get a warning, for now. But that warning will soon turn into a fine — and the program will be expanded to the rest of the city. Thanks to a new state law, you can expect speed-detection cameras in some school zones across South Florida. Hollywood recently installed a camera: The city’s first one went live Wednesday outside Ben Gamla Charter ...
Things to do in South Florida this Labor Day weekend
There's no shortage of events to keep busy in South Florida this Labor Day weekend. "We came last year for a week, enjoyed it so much we’re back here for another week, it’s been amazing," said Kim Smith. The Smiths flew in from Ontario, Canada to celebrate their...
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