Sunday, January 31, 2016

Owner of Hialeah Park plans to open fronton, poker room in Florida ... and other top stories.

  • Owner of Hialeah Park plans to open fronton, poker room in Florida ...

    Owner of Hialeah Park plans to open fronton, poker room in Florida ...
    Hialeah Park owner John Brunetti is working with Florida City officials to open a new poker room and jai-alai fronton by the end of the year.Brunetti said the facility will be “an entertainment center,” with attractions for both adults and children, and will cater to those near the intersection of Florida’s Turnpike and U.S. 1.“We have to figure out a way to get everyone from the Florida Keys to come,” he said. “That will be our big push.”Brunetti, who bought 38 acres for $6.7 million late last..
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  • New Oaklawn announcer was raised on horse racing

    New Oaklawn announcer was raised on horse racing
    Some people search their entire lives to find a passion to parlay into a career. Others, like the new announcer at Oaklawn Racing and Gaming in Hot Springs, know what that is from a young age. Even as a child, Pete Aiello knew he wanted to work in the horse-racing business. His father and grandfather took him to the races at Hialeah Park, near Aiello’s boyhood home of West Palm Beach, Florida. Aiello is a track announcer at Gulfstream Park and Hialeah Park. He also held the positions of directo..
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  • Mother, checking up on son, finds him slain in Pembroke Pines ...

    Mother, checking up on son, finds him slain in Pembroke Pines ...
    When Daveon Hall did not show up to work his 3 p.m. shift as a Miami-Dade corrections officer or answer his phone, his mother went to his apartment."The door was unlocked," Barbara Drummond said Sunday. "I found him dead on the living room floor." Drummond said that after she "screamed, bawled, and almost fainted, I pulled myself together and called 911."Police said Hall, 40, was discovered about 5:30 p.m. Friday in a unit inside the Arium Resort apartment community, in the 1000 block of Southw..
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  • Our View: Public records rights may be eroding

    Our View: Public records rights may be eroding
    Our View: Public records rights may be eroding Every year, once the Florida Legislature gets cranked up, proponents of open government fly into Chicken Little mode about what lawmakers intend to do the state’s public records laws. They do so, however, for good reason. Posted Jan. 31, 2016 at 8:45 AM Posted Jan. 31, 2016 at 8:45 AM Every year, once the Florida Legislature gets cranked up, proponents of open government fly into Chicken Little mo..
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  • Don't let high school athletes become free agents

    Don't let high school athletes become free agents
    David Moulton, The News-Press columnist(Photo: news-press.com)When the FHSAA looks like the rational one in the debate then you have real cause for concern.Such is the case this past week after the Florida Senate Education panel unanimously passed (without debate) HB 7039. That bill would allow parents to pick any school in the state for their child to attend, whether for academic or athletic reasons. You read that right, "in the 'state' ... for academic or athletic reasons."I don't want to say ..
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  • Beaver recruits part of rebuilding effort

    Beaver recruits part of rebuilding effort
    Four-star recruit Christian Wallace is projected to play safety for the Beavers.(Photo: 247Sports)CORVALLIS – When Oregon State football coach Gary Andersen was hired in December of 2014, he had less than two months to assemble a recruiting class before National Signing Day.Andersen held on to most of former coach Mike Riley’s verbal commitments, and added a few of his own, including dual-threat quarterback Seth Collins, who announced last week that he would be transferring.Collins, wide receive..
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  • Lawmakers on board with alcohol at train stations

    TALLAHASSEE — Passenger train riders on many existing lines — or for services that may link Miami to Orlando or run across the Panhandle — would be able to buy drinks at train stations under a measure approved last week by a Senate panel. The proposal is part of a wider-ranging bill, sponsored by Senate Regulated Industries Chairman Rob Bradley, R-Fleming Island, and would permit the Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco to issue alcoholic beverage licenses to the owners of railroad tra..
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  • All five visible planets putting on morning shows

    All five visible planets putting on morning shows
    Step away from that snow shovel. Give your wintry, Snowzilla 2016 weariness a cosmic break, as you can still catch all five visible planets in the morning for the next few weeks. Let’s start in the evening: Jupiter rises in the east about 8:40 p.m., and you’ll find this giant planet near the back legs of the constellation Leo the lion. It’s a bright, easily visible object at negative 2.4 magnitude. Find it due south about 3 a.m., and before dawn, find that Jupiter has scooted to the west-south..
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  • Phases of Moon affect rainfall on Earth: study

    Phases of Moon affect rainfall on Earth: study
    Changing phases of the Moon affect the amount of rainfall on Earth, though very slightly, scientists have found for the first time. When the Moon is high in the sky, it creates bulges in the planet's atmosphere that creates imperceptible changes in the amount of rain that falls below, researchers said. "As far as I know, this is the first study to convincingly connect the tidal force of the Moon with rainfall," said Tsubasa Kohyama, a doctoral student at the University of Washingto..
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  • 'Planet Nine' conjecture interesting but unproven, says NASA

    'Planet Nine' conjecture interesting but unproven, says NASA
    The news that a planet about 10 times more massive than Earth may orbit the sun somewhere beyond Neptune has stirred up incredible excitement among scientists and the general public.But hold the phone — no planet has been discovered yet. In a video released by NASA, Jim Green, NASA's director of planetary science, cautions that it is still too early to claim that Earth's solar system has nine planets (again)."The idea of a new planet is certainly an exciting one for me as a planetary scientist,..
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9A District 13 Preview .Stop Human Trafficking Walk held at FNU's Hialeah Campus .
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