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Man accused of attacking two girls with machete was homeless, police say
Dennis Anthony Reid, who police say attacked his daughter and step-daughter with a machete Friday, had attempted to reconcile with his ex-wife but had recently learned she had remarried, according to a police report. Reid had left the family home due to the divorce and subsequently had been homeless,...
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Man accused of attacking two girls with machete was homeless, police say
Dennis Anthony Reid, who police say attacked his daughter and step-daughter with a machete Friday, had attempted to reconcile with his ex-wife but had recently learned she had remarried, according to a police report. Reid had left the family home due to the divorce and subsequently had been homeless,...
Busted pipes spilled 211.6 million gallons of sewage in Fort Lauderdale waterways, roads since December
A gut-wrenching amount of toxic sewage spilled into Fort Lauderdale waterways in the past few months alone: 211.6 million gallons. That’s enough to fill 320 Olympic-sized pools and scare even the most die-hard kayakers from getting into the water for awhile. Fort Lauderdale fisherman Jeff Maggio...

Man accused of attacking two girls with machete was homeless, police say
Dennis Anthony Reid, who police say attacked his daughter and step-daughter with a machete Friday, had attempted to reconcile with his ex-wife but had recently learned she had remarried, according to a police report. Reid had left the family home due to the divorce and subsequently had been homeless,...
Busted pipes spilled 211.6 million gallons of sewage in Fort Lauderdale waterways, roads since December
A gut-wrenching amount of toxic sewage spilled into Fort Lauderdale waterways in the past few months alone: 211.6 million gallons. That’s enough to fill 320 Olympic-sized pools and scare even the most die-hard kayakers from getting into the water for awhile. Fort Lauderdale fisherman Jeff Maggio...
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