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Lauderdale By The Sea Pier Waters Deemed Unsafe for Swimming or Snorkeling – “Steer Clear of the Pier,” said Lauderdale By The Sea Mayor Chris Vincent By Kristen Hernandez Tourists who have stayed in Lauderdale by the Sea for decades are instead flocking over to discover all that’s changed in Pompano Beach. The growing popularity
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City of Pompano Press Release The Orange Bowl Committee and the City of Pompano Beach cut the ribbon for the new field at Mitchell Moore Park, 901 NW 10 St. in December. Orange Bowl, its partners, and the City completed approximately $4 million in renovations which include a synthetic turf field and maintenance fund, an
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By China Boynton and Attiyya Atkins Imagine being a student in an eSports class where you learn the mechanics of video gaming (and play a few video games), or an engineering class equipped with 3D printing computers, or a debate class fashioned like a real courtroom. This is Pompano Beach Middle School, thanks to the
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Genesis Chapter 26 Verse 32 (KJV) And it came to pass the same day, that Isaac’s servants came, and told him concerning the well which they had digged, and said unto him, We have found water. Dig Again The Book of Genesis can be broken down into four major events: Creation The Fall The Flood
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Black Under Attack My God, does it ever stop? Black people, my people, are always being persecuted, judged, and written off. It’s time for us to stand together, build on what our black leaders have done for us. We might still be slaves if Harriett didn’t trek the underground, we may be still sitting in
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