He entered from the left side of the courtroom wearing clean, jail-issued khaki pants and shirt. His hands cuffed in front of him. Those cuffs were attached to a waist chain. His shackled legs kept his strides short.
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It was an intervention disguised as a memorial.
Wilton Manors residents have zero excuses to not vote. People waiting to cast their ballot on Nov. 5, the official election day, can get free rides to the polls.
They’ve debated, advertised, and showed up at events. Now it’s time for citizens to cast their votes (if they haven’t already).
With just days until the polls close and more than a third of Florida ballots already cast, the quest to tap into the elusive and shrinking pool of “undecided” voters becomes more difficult by the hour.
If one Kamala is good, a thousand is even better. That’s the idea behind Night of 1,000 Kamalas this Saturday at 5 p.m. at The Pub.
After years of financial problems and diminishing trust from the community, Pride Fort Lauderdale is seeing a change at the top.
With just 16 days until the election, every moment of a candidate’s time must be well spent. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell believes time with South Florida’s LGBTQ community is time well spent.
In 1998, Florida voted to enact nonpartisan school board elections so candidates would not be required to disclose party registration or political affiliation. That might change, though, if the Partisan School Board Elections Amendment receives passes.
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