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BROWARD COUNTY

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Coral Springs bond referendum­s:

Coral Springs voters should say no to costly parks and public safety bond measures, but say yes to bonds for fixing roads and drainage.

Pompano Beach bond referendum­s:

Pompano Beach’s pricey bond measures for parks and public safety go too far, but the city bond plan for fixing roads is worth taxpayers’ investment.

Fort Lauderdale mayor:

Dean Trantalis brings experience, willingnes­s to listen to the public and a commitment to smart growth that makes him the best choice for mayor.

Fort Lauderdale commission:

Steve Glassman offers long-time city roots along with a commitment to fixing failing infrastruc­ture that voters in District 2 should support. Warren Sturman’s willingnes­s to stand up to developers, while getting the city to catch up on fixing outdated pipes and other facilities, makes him the smart choice in District 4.

Hallandale Beach commission:

Mike Butler’s experience in civic involvemen­t gives voters a reason to trust he can help Hallandale Beach rise above corruption scandals dogging city government.

Lauderdale-by-the-Sea mayor:

Mark Brown can bring new ideas, and a commitment to protect the small-beach-town feel, as Lauderdale-by-the-Sea’s next mayor.

Lauderdale-by-the-Sea commission:

Elliot Sokolow’s small-government approach is something voters should keep on the Lauderdale-by-the-Sea commission.

Pembroke Pines commission:

Ismael Monroig’s ability to get things done should earn him the right to go from an appointed fill-in to elected commission­er for District 1. Angelo Castillo’s experience warrants another term representi­ng District 4.

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