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  Greyhound Advocate Says Lawsuit to Overturn Racing Ban Is a "Slap in the Face to Voters"

  October 8 at 10:15 a.m.

  The greyhound industry isn't taking defeat well. After unsuccessfully suing to keep a measure banning dog racing off the Florida ballot last year, greyhound breeders and trainers are headed back to court. This time, they're arguing that the ban — approved by 69 percent of state voters in the 2018 election — strips their dogs of their earning potential.

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  Convicted Venezuelan Official's Palm Beach Estates on Auction

  September 25 at 10:48 a.m.

  When the history of Venezuela's ongoing collapse is finally written, entire chapters will be dedicated to the crooks. Swindlers, scoundrels, and sinvergüenzas of all stripes — protected by a wall of state-sanctioned corruption that allowed them to siphon billions of dollars out of the country into private bank accounts around the world.

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  New Times Hiring Writers to Cover Broward, Palm Beach Food Scene

  September 11 at 9:36 a.m.

  Are you constantly taking photos of your dinner? Are you passionate about food and drinks? Do you dazzle your friends with your knowledge of the newest restaurants and hottest bars in South Florida? If you know the best out-of-the-way place for a bowl of pho or love a good craft...

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  New Times Seeks Broward- and Palm Beach-Based News Writers

  September 11 at 8:51 a.m.

  New Times is looking for freelance journalists to report news in Broward and Palm Beach counties.

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  Bahamas Relief Efforts Spring to Life Across Broward, Palm Beach

  September 5 at 1:19 p.m.

  Volunteers and organizations across South Florida got into gear quickly in their efforts to help the hurricane-ravaged Bahamas. Nonprofits both new and established are wasting no time pooling resources and gathering forces to head for the northern reaches of the island nation, where Hurricane Dorian laid waste to cities and...

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  Half of South Florida Gas Stations Already Out of Fuel, GasBuddy Says

  August 30 at 5:23 p.m.

  Hurricane Dorian isn't supposed to hit Florida until Tuesday. Forecasters still don't even know where the storm will make landfall. But that hasn't stopped Floridians from preparing for the worst: Social media users have already posted images of long lines at grocery stores and barren shelves at home-improvement warehouses.