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From Tamarac Talk and TAPinto Pompano Beach, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Tamarac Talk12 hours ago

    Tamarac’s Marlon Bolton Files to Run for Broward County Commission

    Tamarac Commissioner Marlon Bolton has filed to run for the Broward County Commission seat held by Hazelle Rogers.

  2. TAPinto Pompano Beach16 hours ago

    Drone Show Canceled Because of Presidential Flight Restrictions

    POMPANO BEACH - Around the middle of this afternoon, Pompano Beach officials abruptly sent out notice of “EVENT CANCELED: Pompano Beach Drone Show Extravaganza.”According to the announcement, the c...

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  • SewageRaw sewage oozed out of manholes across Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods Friday as the sewer system tries to recover from weeks of flooding.

    Raw sewage oozed out of manholes across Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods Friday as the sewer system tries to recover from weeks of flooding. Tankers hauled sewage between neighborhoods because of faulty pump stations, and the city posted warnings at waterways from the landings in Coral Ridge to south off Las Olas.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: WSVN

  • Flood sensorsBroward County is installing solar-powered flood sensors across Fort Lauderdale, starting in areas known for flooding.

    Broward County is installing solar-powered flood sensors across Fort Lauderdale, starting in areas known for flooding. They send updates every 10 minutes to officials through a map, phone alerts and email.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: WPLG Local 10