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Upcoming Florida senate leader Joe Negron shows sense of humor
State Senator Joe Negron (R-Palm City), who is president designate of the Florida Senate for the 2016-2018 term, told an amusing anecdote about a teen-age prank to make a point
3 Ways the IRS Pays You to Save
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Courtney Crush honored as Fort Lauderdale Downtowner of the Year
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Redevelopment Management Association’s founders have published a guide for civic and business leader who are trying to improve their communities. The book, called “Reinventing Your City – 8 Steps to Turn Your City
Should I Take Social Security at Age 62?
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