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Marlins' Solano eighth native Colombian to get a hit in majors - Sun-Sentinel
A source close to Oviedo said the visa has not yet been issued. The US Consulate in the Dominican Republic has Oviedo's passport and is expected to issue the necessary paperwork in the next few days. As far as the Marlins are concerned, ...
Con man posed as doctor, lawyer and rabbi, Broward authorities say - Sun-Sentinel
Both women declined to be interviewed by the Sun Sentinel and asked not to be identified in any articles. Vyner has testified he fled from Armenia because he had been the victim of a "long, long history of persecution." He arrived in Newfoundland in ...
Manhunt under way in Hollywood after jewelry heist leads to chase on I-95 - Sun-Sentinel
I'm really upset," said the jewelry store owner, who asked that her name not be used for fear of retaliation. The assailants stormed into her store and robbed her and her husband at gunpoint, she said. A good Samaritan who saw the robbers driving away ...
Attempted burglary in Lighthouse Point leads to police chase in three cities - Sun-Sentinel
The homeowner, who police said asked to remain anonymous, saw people in his yard trying to pry a side garage door with a crowbar and startled them into fleeing, Oh said. Lighthouse Point police issued a be-on-the-lookout radio call, and the Broward ...
Garrard is just one question about Dolphins' Monday - Sun-Sentinel
"He'll get a chance to compete if he's healthy,'' a source said. You can't make this stuff up, can you? Garrard is surely a nice man — a pro's pro — and will compete with the Dolphins' Matt Moore for being the best back-up in the AFC.
Fed gives mostly high grades in bank stress tests - Sun-Sentinel
A person close to the situation, who was not authorized to speak on the record, said the Fed quietly shifted the release to 4:30 pm EDT (2030 GMT) on Tuesday after leaks about the tests came out Monday evening. The person said that at noon on Tuesday, ...
Government to challenge China on rare earths curbs at WTO - Sun-Sentinel
... The United States, Japan and European Union plan to bring a new trade case against China over its export restrictions on rare earth minerals used in a variety of high-tech and clean energy products, senior administration officials said on Monday.
UPS won't raise TNT bid price much: sources - Sun-Sentinel
(Reuters) - United Parcel Service will only sweeten its 4.9 billion euros ($6.4 billion) bid for Dutch parcel-delivery firm TNT Express by a symbolic amount at best, three sources close to the talks said. The US firm has little incentive to improve its ...
Anonymous marketers lure seniors with postcards - Sun-Sentinel
... said Hillary Dalin, a program director at the National Council of Organizations on Aging. "Why would you send a postcard back to an anonymous source when you could find an insurance agent of your own choosing in your own community?" Dalin said.
Merkin close to settling with NY for $400 million: source - Sun-Sentinel
... accused of secretly steering $2.4 billion in client funds to Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff, is close to settling a lawsuit brought by the New York attorney general for about $400 million, according to a person close to the matter.
Obama to propose corporate tax rate of 28 percent - Sun-Sentinel
... Reuters The Obama administration on Wednesday will propose cutting the top tax rate for corporations to 28 percent, and pay for it by eliminating dozens of tax loopholes companies now use to lower their rates, a senior administration official said.
New push to bring overseas patients to South Florida - Sun-Sentinel
One hotel near Cleveland Clinic said medical tourists are its largest group of clients, making up 30 percent of visitors, said the manager, who asked not to be named. SpringHill Suites two blocks from Jackson Memorial gets one-quarter of its guests ...
Oldest Swiss private bank is newest US target - Sun-Sentinel
Justice officials were annoyed by Hummler's writing a "Farewell, America" letter to Wegelin clients after the UBS settlement in 2009, according to people familiar with the matter. A Justice Department spokesman declined to comment.
Sources: Miami Dolphins on Peyton Manning's short list of desired landing spots - Sun-Sentinel
Manning and his wife own a condo on South Beach and a source said they'd love to relocate to South Florida if the fit is right. Playing for the Dolphins would allow Manning to remain in the AFC, and the Colts are on Miami's schedule next season, ...
Rats! Wellington's Panther Run Elementary has rodents - Sun-Sentinel
A teacher at the school, who asked that her name not be used, said one of her colleagues found seven rats - some alive, some dead - in her classroom in one week. She said rats have chewed through class projects, plastic containers holding snacks, ...
Miami Lakes-based BankUnited explores sale - Sun-Sentinel
PNC Financial Services Group also has signaled it may bid, according to sources who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the talks are private. BB&T, TD Bank and PNC have been vying to expand in Florida and the Southeast since the slump in the ...
Condos and owners fight over emotional pets - Sun-Sentinel
She asked that her name not be used to because of her health conditions. Like Moltz, the Pompano Beach woman moved in with her pet before asking her board for permission. "Many people simply do not realize that just having a doctor's note is not enough ...
Source: Miami Dolphins LT Jake Long tears right bicep - Sun-Sentinel
By Omar Kelly South Florida Sun-Sentinel The Miami Dolphins likely will finish the season without standout left tackle Jake Long, who a source said tore his right bicep during Saturday's 27-24 loss to the New England Patriots. ...
Wilbert has solid game to help Owls get first win - Sun-Sentinel
A website posted a story early Saturday morning that claimed a source said Stoops, who was fired in October when Arizona was 1-6, had been offered the job but had not yet accepted. Angelos said he hopes to introduce FAU's next coach within the week ...
US Justice Department to investigate shootings by Miami police - Sun-Sentinel
A source close to the investigation confirmed Wednesday night that Thomas E. Perez, head of Justice's civil rights division, and Miami US Attorney Wifredo Ferrer will announce the investigation during a press conference in downtown Miami Thursday ...
Boca company recalls Virility Max supplement - Sun-Sentinel
A company employee who declined to give his name referred calls to the FDA. The recalled supplement carries lot number 10090571. Consumers who bought the product, sold in white plastic bottles of 10 pills, can return it for a refund. ...
Clearwater pain clinic chain under scrutiny - Sun-Sentinel
The FBI wants to know whether lawyers are directing treatment based on how much insurance coverage patients have, according to people familiar with the matter. Only licensed medical practitioners are permitted to decide treatment. ...
State is taking more Floridians off the road as state ages - Sun-Sentinel
Jupiter woman, whose husband has Alzheimer's disease but asked not to be named because he was a well-known former professional, said she had hoped his doctors would contact the state after her spouse snuck the car keys out of her purse and drove to a ...
Luncheon to aid victims of domestic abuse - Sun-Sentinel
"There is a way out of being in an abusive situation, there is hope," said "Michelle," who asked that her name not be used. "Now, I'm starting my life all over in a much better way." Tickets for the KOLOT luncheon and fashion show are $75 or $100 with ...
Residents resigned as battle over airport expansion ends - Sun-Sentinel
One Melaleuca Gardens woman voiced her opinion but declined to give her name: "Nobody likes it. I think it's a joke. They've basically handcuffed you to your house." Robert and Kathryn Elkins, on the other hand, feel "it's a fair offer. ...