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Florida produce market reopens after Hurricane Milton destroyed their products
SUMMARY: The largest pumpkin in Florida, weighing 868 lbs, is on display at Bears Groves in Tampa, a popular spot for families to take photos and pick pumpkins. Owner Barry Lawrence reported significant losses due to Hurricane Milton, which flooded their strawberry farm and damaged their barn. Despite the setback, Lawrence reopened the outdoor farmers market after more than a week of closure. He expressed gratitude for community support while working to recover. The farm plans to remain open until Halloween or until they run out of pumpkins and will resume U-pick strawberries in December.
Owner Barry Lawrance said the outdoor market will remain open until the end of October. He said Hurricane Milton destroyed their strawberry farm, produce and other products.
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Investigators seeking answers in Dania Beach boat explosion
SUMMARY: Investigators are currently probing the cause of a boat explosion at a marina in Dana Beach that resulted in one fatality and four injuries. The deceased man, identified as Edward Hawk, was known for his helpfulness with boats at the marina, leaving friends in shock over his tragic death. While officials have not released the names of the other victims, it has been confirmed that five men were fueling the boat at the time of the explosion. The investigation continues to determine the specific circumstances leading to the incident.
One man dies and several were injured when a boat exploded while being fueled at a marina in Dania Beach.
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Hispanics increasingly voting Republican in Florida, Miami-Dade County | Florida
SUMMARY: In Florida, the trend of increasing Hispanic support for the Republican Party, particularly among Cuban Americans, is notable this election cycle. A recent poll indicates a historic 68% of Cuban American voters plan to support Donald Trump, a rise from previous years. Under Governor Ron DeSantis, Republicans have outpaced Democrats in voter registrations, marking a significant political shift. Miami-Dade County, with a 70% Hispanic population, flipped from blue to red in the last gubernatorial election, reflecting broader support for GOP candidates. Key issues influencing voters include inflation and the economy, with Election Day set for November 5.
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FHP investigating fatal wreck on Palmetto Expressway in West Miami
SUMMARY: Florida Highway Patrol is investigating a death on the Palmetto Expressway, near Southwest A Street in the southbound lanes. Emergency crews are on the scene, focusing on a sedan involved in the incident. As a result, the southbound lanes are closed, and traffic is being diverted north toward the Dolphin Expressway. Authorities are looking into the circumstances surrounding the event and will provide updates as more information becomes available, including when the road will reopen.
All southbound lanes on the Palmetto Expressway in West Miami near SW 8th Street were closed, and traffic diverted to State Road 836, while officials investigated a fatal wreck early Sunday morning.
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