Florida Bulldog - Page 158 of 179 - Watchdog news you can sink your teeth into

By William Gjebre
BrowardBulldog.org
Residents of a quiet Hallandale Beach neighborhood are battling to prevent a 450-student, Kindergarten-8th grade charter school from opening in their midst.

Discovery of musket balls, artifacts may signal site of an original fort Lauderdale

May 11, 2011

READ 1 Comment

By Dan Christensen
BrowardBulldog.org
Musket balls and other relics from what could be the remains of a U.S. military fort built in 1839 have been unearthed from beneath a Fort Lauderdale parking lot near the Sheraton Yankee Clipper Hotel.

BSO’s boner: Inmate says five-day erection, impotence followed medication mistake

May 5, 2011

READ 1 Comment

By William Gjebre
BrowardBulldog.org
A former Broward County Jail inmate says he became impotent after he was forced to swallow a powerful anti-psychotic drug he wasn’t prescribed, then suffered a painful erection for five days before nurses and jailers finally responded to his pleas for help.

Lobbyists, lawmakers hit jackpot as Mardi Gras Casino pays out big to shed greyhound racing

May 2, 2011

0 Comments

By Dan Christensen
BrowardBulldog.org
The owner of Hallandale Beach’s Mardis Gras Gaming has paid a squad of lobbyists hundreds of thousands of dollars to sew up passage of a bill that would let it shed its moribund dog-racing business, but keep its lucrative slot machines and poker

Wexler congressional aide got kickback in campaign deal; pleads guilty to federal tax charge

April 26, 2011

0 Comments

By Dan Christensen
BrowardBulldog.org
An aide and fundraiser to former Congressman Robert Wexler has pleaded guilty in federal court to providing false information to the Internal Revenue Service about a $15,000 kickback she received during a controversial real estate transaction by the South Florida Democrat’s campaign.

Meet the man at the center of a shadowy multimillion-dollar ‘scam PAC’ network

December 9, 2020

Alan Bohms

By Roger Sollenberger, Salon

A super PAC that claims to advocate for wounded veterans raised millions of dollars this year, but spent only $18,000 of it on political activity. The rest of the money was spun off to administrative and marketing services, including to three companies belonging to one person — a former long-shot Democratic congressional candidate, self-published author, certified nutrition-label reader and serial hustler in East Tennessee named Alan Bohms.

Hallandale Beach neighbors fight plans for charter school pushed by ex-Congressman

Discovery of musket balls, artifacts may signal site of an original fort Lauderdale

BSO’s boner: Inmate says five-day erection, impotence followed medication mistake

Lobbyists, lawmakers hit jackpot as Mardi Gras Casino pays out big to shed greyhound racing

Wexler congressional aide got kickback in campaign deal; pleads guilty to federal tax charge

Contact Us

Menu

Recent Post