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Why was this king tide so awful? Blame it on the full moon and that nasty nor’easter (opens the original)
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King tides arrived right on time along South Florida’s coast over the weekend, but the flooding was way worse than anyone expected, experts say. Surging ocean water flooded Hollywood’s Broadwalk and State Road A1A in Fort Lauderdale, forcing police to shut down a 2-mile stretch of State Road A1A north of Sunrise Boulevard. The extreme flooding, with high tides measuring about 2 feet higher than normal at Port Everglades, were powered by a full moon and a nasty nor’easter that lashed the East Coa
Coming to Davie: 5 towers with nearly 1,300 apartments plus restaurants and shops (opens the original)
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Davie, a town still known for its rural charm and equestrian culture, has embraced a cosmopolitan five-tower megaproject that will add close to 1,300 rental apartments along with shops and restaurants to a key corner along busy State Road 7. The Plaza Davie District — a $1 billion project formerly known as The District at Davie — calls for five apartment towers ranging from 21 to 24 stories that could be standing as soon as 2031, said developer Matthew Jeffries, CEO of El-Ad National Properties
Fort Lauderdale says yes to 30-story apartment tower slated for Flagler Village (opens the original)
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A modern new 30-story apartment tower with 350 residences is coming to Flagler Village, one of Fort Lauderdale’s fastest-growing neighborhoods. The Flagler Village Residences project, already greenlit by commissioners, will likely break ground a year from now at 500 NE Third Ave., said Robert Lochrie, attorney for developer 13th Floor Investments. Does Flagler Village, known for its high-rise apartment towers, need another one? Absolutely, says Steve Glassman, district commissioner for the neigh
Hollywood commission embraces plan for taller towers at the beach (opens the original)
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Commissioners narrowly approved a controversial proposal that paves the way for taller towers on Hollywood’s barrier island during a spirited meeting that ended before midnight Wednesday. The plan — blasted by opponents as one that will forever alter the quaint charm of Hollywood beach — passed with a tight 4-3 vote. Before the vote, several residents pleaded with commissioners to delay taking action until they had a better understanding of the 541-page proposal. “I think cramming this through r
Florida city warns put those trash cans back where they belong or risk a hefty fine (opens the original)
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There are two kinds of people in the world: Those who put their trash cans back like clockwork and those who leave them out for days. Fort Lauderdale is hoping steeper fines will motivate that second group to wheel the carts back where they belong. First-time violations will trigger a written warning, with escalating fines for repeat occurrences: $50 for a second violation; $100 for a third; and $150 for a fourth violation and beyond. Those who contest the fine and lose will pay an extra $75 to
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