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Brickell City Centre developer sues Arquitectonica, contractors over alleged defects

The developer of Brickell City Centre filed a lawsuit alleging a number of construction defects and damages at the $1.5 billion mixed-use development. Affiliates of Miami-based Swire Properties filed the lawsuit late last month in Miami-Dade Circuit Court against Arquitectonica, John Moriarty and Associates, IBA Consultants, Americaribe, Bouygues Bâtiment International, Tecta America South Florida, Decktight

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Woman Facing Arson Charges in Pompano Beach Business Fire That Caused Millions in Damage

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A woman has been arrested in connection with a fire at a Pompano Beach business last year that caused millions of dollars worth of damage and left several garbage trucks destroyed. Saprell Frazier, 43, was arrested Friday on 11 arson counts and one burglary charge in connection with the Oct. 18 fire at Waste Pro, court records

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Florida-bound Cuban pregnant women rescued at sea after migrants’ makeshift raft capsized

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The state of desperation is such that Cuban pregnant women ventured the high seas in a crowded makeshift vessel in an attempt to get to the United States, deputies said. The Martin County Sheriff’s Office released a video on Monday showing the raft — with the two pregnant women and six men — took on a large

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Florida gas prices spike to highest since July 2019

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Florida’s average gas price jumped 15 cents in the past week, reaching the highest level the state has seen in 19 months. The state average for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline is $2.61 on Monday morning, the steepest price at the pump since July 2019. Part of the reason for the rise is the

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COVID-19 vaccination site opens at Vizcaya Park in Miramar

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A new COVID-19 vaccination site for healthcare professionals and Miramar residents who are 65 and up opens Monday at Vizcaya Park in Miramar. Miramar Mayor Wayne Messam said in a news release that the vaccination site at 14200 SW 55th Street will provide “hundreds of vaccinations to our most vulnerable residents.” The location is also

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Body discovered in dumpster area near Fort Lauderdale building

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Police are investigating after a body was discovered Monday morning in the dumpster area near a building in Fort Lauderdale. The incident is unfolding at 1615 NW 23rd Ave. Sky 10 was above the scene around 8 a.m. as the body remained at the scene. The body appeared to be that of a Black male.

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Car slams into marked police vehicle causing chain reaction crash in Pembroke Pines

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A police-involved crash shut down part of Pines Boulevard early Sunday morning, sending a driver to the hospital with serious injuries. The three-car collision happening around 2 a.m. in the eastbound lanes near Northwest 136th Avenue. That’s where investigators say two Pembroke Pines police officers were stopped in the road after just finishing a traffic

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Ultra Music Festival Officially Canceled for 2021, Plans to Return in 2022

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Electronic music fans will now officially have to wait until next year to get their dose of the Ultra Music Festival in downtown Miami. Organizers officially said Saturday the event has been canceled for a second straight year due to the coronavirus pandemic, with the next scheduled event taking place March 25th-27th of 2022. “We understand

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Early morning shooting in Pompano Beach leaves 1 person dead, 2 others injured

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Deputies in Broward County are investigating a triple shooting that happened early Sunday morning. There’s some confusion about where the incident actually happened though, as Broward Sheriff’s deputies said the call for the shooting came in on South Dixie Highway and Southwest 13th Court sometime after 5 a.m. Sunday. No police presence was at that

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Concerns grow as 21-year-old autistic woman still missing after a week

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About 200 volunteers met at a church Saturday morning to mobilize with missing person flyers in the hopes someone may recognize a 21-year-old woman who has been missing for over a week. It was a continuation of efforts where volunteers combed the Anne Kolb Nature Center to continue the search for Noemi Bolivar of Hollywood

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