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Gas prices have dropped by double digits in South Florida. Check your area

By Miami Herald Staff Report Gas prices have decreased again this week in the Miami and Fort Lauderdale areas. As of Monday, June 22, gas prices dropped by double digits across Florida from the same time last week. Even the state’s most expensive places to pump, Palm Beach County and the Keys, are now below […]

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Broward schools’ land shake-up may bring building boom. Next up: $14M sale in Parkland

By Scott Travis South Florida Sun Sentinel Broward County could soon be seeing a construction boom on the sites of property now owned by the Broward School District. As the district continues its effort called “Redefining Broward County Public Schools” to manage underenrolled schools and unneeded property, the district has been looking to sell or lease land

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Brazil coach Ancelotti warns not to underestimate Haiti ahead of World Cup match

By Jacqueline Charles and Michelle Kaufman While most fans and pundits view Brazil as the clear favorite in Friday’s game against Haiti, the team’s coach and one of its star players sought to temper those expectations. Carlo Ancelotti, speaking at a press conference on Thursday at the Philadelphia Stadium, said the matchup between Haiti and Scotland was balanced

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Miami home sales are on the rise, but what about prices? Check the trends

By Alexandra Phelps Condos are getting cheaper and single-family homes are getting more expensive in Miami-Dade County as total home sales increased for the ninth consecutive month. Sales rose by nearly 8% in May compared to the same time period last year. Single-family homes increased in sales by 10% and existing condos by 5%, according to

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Black South Floridians reflect on Juneteenth at a crucial moment

By Raisa Habersham Barbara Williamson learned about Juneteenth from her grandfather who told her of the holiday’s history when she was a little girl living in Boca Raton. Since then, Williamson, 85, has celebrated the holiday instead of Fourth of July, often holding a barbecue with red Kool-Aid and spending time reflecting on Black history. “Nobody

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