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Retired professor donates $100,000 to students in the Glades
A local man donated the majority of his life savings to students at the Belle Glade campus of Palm Beach Community College after reading an article about the plight of young black students living in the Glades.
The federal government's failure after Hurricane Katrina - "Brownie, you're doing a heck of a job" - might turn out to be nothing compared with its failure before Katrina.
The prolific Elmore Leonard has come up with a new fast-paced thriller that begins with the two chief protagonists in prison and ends with one of them laid out at a funeral parlor.
Weekend rain can work to your advantage when hunting, fishing
The weather forecasts rain this weekend as a minor cold front waffles around, coming south next week.
Five people arrested for possessing and selling marijuana in Okeechobee
Police have arrested five people for drug trafficking and possession in a rural stretch of county called Red Top Dairy.
Driver identified in fatal Lake Wales crash
Police have identified a truck driver who died Monday when his rig left State Road 60 East and struck a tree.
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New water rules may be impeded by utilities, dry spell
Under pressure from utilities, water managers voted to ease watering restrictions to three days in many counties, but then put them on hold.
Soldiers do dirty jobs every day
If you've ever watched Mike Rowe's show, 'Dirty Jobs,' you've probably seen a good bit of the gross.
Around the Web: At HD, a button controversy
A dress-code violation has turned into a public relations challenge for Home Depot after a former employee claims he was fired for wearing an unauthorized button with religious and patriotic messages.
"They said their intentions were they were going to rape her, duct tape her, and leave her in the woods," said Detective Ted Van Deman.
Wheels keep turning for couple
Since Diane Guest Horsman graduated from Fairmont High School in 1973, her love of cycling has challenged many adventures.
Day use fees at Lake Okeechobee waived
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will waive day-use fees for Veterans, active and reserve component Service Members and their families at the more than 2,400 Corps-operated recreation areas nationwide on Veterans Day, Nov.
Young Ballerina Won't Let Homelessness Stop Her
Share + Nov 7, 2009 6:01 am US/Eastern ELISABETH PARKER, St. Petersburg Times TAMPA, Fla.
Gator hunt turns murky after local couple's airboat capsizes
A first-time alligator hunt turned into a watery nightmare for Collier County residents Beth and Tony Hamm.
Friend: Dead woman was in abusive relationship
A Georgia woman claims Sebring resident Rikelle Purcell, who died last week after what authorities describe as a murder-suicide, was set to leave her abusive boyfriend before she was shot to death.
FLW Series Opens on Okeechobee
The schedule for the 2010 FLW Series Eastern Division was announced Friday. The first of four tournaments in on Lake Okeechobee Jan.
Growth watchdog group asks state to leash county, protect Everglades
A high-profile growth watchdog group called on the state Wednesday to rein-in the Palm Beach County Commission, whose land use decisions, they fear, will cripple the multibillion-dollar Everglades restoration.
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