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Family sues HOA on behalf of son
A Palm Beach husband and wife are suing their HOA, claiming that their disabled son does not have adequate access to the beach directly in front of the family's home.
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Traffic cams considered on school buses
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Trouble after teacher's chocolate remark
A reading teacher at Blanche Ely High School in Pompano Beach has been accused of screaming at a Haitian student in her class last year and calling him a "little chocolate boy."
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Trouble after teacher's chocolate remark
A reading teacher at Blanche Ely High School in Pompano Beach has been accused of screaming at a Haitian student in her class last year and calling him a "little chocolate boy."
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