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Fire captain was involved in drug conspiracy with man who killed him, police say
A Palm Beach Gardens Fire Rescue captain who died in what was thought to be an accidental shooting was part of a drug sale conspiracy that lasted for nearly a year, investigators say.
Get ready for a taste of winter — South Florida style
Bust out those Ugg boots and pleather jackets: a strong cold front will deliver South Florida’s first frigid temperatures of the season early next week, according to the National Weather Service.

Fire captain was involved in drug conspiracy with man who killed him, police say
A Palm Beach Gardens Fire Rescue captain who died in what was thought to be an accidental shooting was part of a drug sale conspiracy that lasted for nearly a year, investigators say.
Get ready for a taste of winter — South Florida style
Bust out those Ugg boots and pleather jackets: a strong cold front will deliver South Florida’s first frigid temperatures of the season early next week, according to the National Weather Service.

Virtual community, entertainment events
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Shop local: A 2020 holiday gift guide to support South Florida venues and creativity
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Fire captain was involved in drug conspiracy with man who killed him, police say
A Palm Beach Gardens Fire Rescue captain who died in what was thought to be an accidental shooting was part of a drug sale conspiracy that lasted for nearly a year, investigators say.
Get ready for a taste of winter — South Florida style
Bust out those Ugg boots and pleather jackets: a strong cold front will deliver South Florida’s first frigid temperatures of the season early next week, according to the National Weather Service.
Florida university tuition could increase for the first time since 2013, as state budget shortfall looms
Florida universities could raise undergraduate tuition for the first time in years as state leaders look for ways to make up a projected $2.7 billion budget shortfall.

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