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Sunrise man accused of raping girl, 6
A 25-year-old man is accused of raping a 6-year-old girl and covering up the assault by telling the child's mother that blood she saw on a bed and on her daughter's clothes came from an injured cat, according to a Sunrise police report.
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Four juveniles accused in multiple A/C thefts in Oakland Park
Four Broward County teenagers are feeling the heat, accused of destroying numerous air-conditioning units at several Oakland Park locations, including a day care center and a church.
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National Rebuilding Day efforts help 15 families
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More than 200 volunteers spent a recent Saturday revitalizing Sunrise homes and changing the lives of 15 families.
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Plantation man pleads guilty to armored truck robbery in Sunrise
Surveillance video recorded the shootout
A Plantation man has pleaded guilty for his role in the armed robbery of an armored truck in January, U.S. Attorney Wifredo A. Ferrer announced Friday.
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Strikers Family Sportscenter hosts international bowlers
They may have spoken different languages and had their own unique customs, but all the competitors shared a common denominator: the love for the game of bowling.
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Strike forces dominate the lanes
Florida State Pepsi Tournament attracts thousands of top youth competitors from around the state
Jessica Mellott was quite at ease while recently competing among thousands of other standout bowlers in the month-long Florida State Pepsi Tournament at Strikers Family Sportscenter in Sunrise.
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Sunrise youngster lands role in 'Pain & Gain'
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The red carpet was recently rolled out for 11-year-old Chris Langstaff at the Ridge Cinema 8 in Davie.
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Commission gives final approval on new extended-hours license
Owners of new bars, clubs and restaurants in Sunrise will no longer get a clean slate when it comes to business history.
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Appeals court: Sunrise broke no laws when it killed Green Now project
Sunrise had the right to reject a developer's proposal for a waste recycling center three years ago, a state appeals court ruled.
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Honored Westpine Middle mentor never sought limelight
The way Conrad Forbes sees it, there is more to being an educator today than teaching reading, writing and arithmetic. And there is more to being an educational administrator than supervision and maintaining order. Sometimes, educators have the chance to touch lives for the better in ways they never imagined.
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