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BRIEF: Former cruise line dishwasher hid $100K in his luggage, allegedly from coke dealing in Bahamas
The Palm Beach PostA man who worked as a dishwasher on board the Bahamas Celebration cruise ship allegedly used his position to transport cocaine from the Bahamas to Palm Beach County. Randy Crosby Downs was nabbed by federal agents on Friday after he tried to sneak in...Tags: Cruise Line Ports, West Palm Beach, Port of Palm Beach
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Florida Senator continues to demand answers after Americans' arrest in Turks and Caicos
Miami HeraldFlorida Sen. Bill Nelson said Monday he has learned of another case of an American tourist arrested in the Caribbean on charges of having a bullet in his luggage. Now, Nelson is stepping up pressure on the U. S. State Department for more information on...Tags: U.S. Department of State, The Miami Herald, Police Arrests, U.S. Embassy
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Report: 2 in custody in slaying of Chicago man in Bahamas
Tribune reporterTwo men are reportedly in custody and police are searching for a third man in connection with the slaying of a sailor from Chicago who was working on a tall ship in the Bahamas. The arrests in the fatal shooting of Kyle Bruner, 34, was reported by the...Tags: Army National Guard, Murder
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Sailor from Chicago slain in Bahamas
A private sailor from Chicago working on a tall ship was shot dead over the weekend in the Bahamas, according to the man's family and media reports. Kyle Bruner, 34, a former special education teacher, was apparently trying to help a woman being...
Tags: Army National Guard, Mother's Day
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For Lisa Flack, persistence was the key to her Billfish Royal Slam
Lisa Flack wasn't always serious about fishing. The former elementary school teacher would tag along with her husband, Eddie, on their boat Kilowett and catch a few fish, but she was not the diehard that she is now. Things changed one day while...
Tags: Fishing, Lighthouse Point, Dania Beach, Lifestyle and Leisure, Panama
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Haiti travel getting competition
Miami HeraldTraveling to Haiti just got a bit more competitive. JetBlue Airways, the low-cost carrier that has become a major player in the South Florida and Caribbean market, said Thursday it plans to begin offering daily nonstop service to Port-au-Prince, Haiti,...Tags: Spirit Airlines, Transportation, Air Transportation, The Miami Herald, Port-au-Prince (Haiti)
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Book seven-night western Caribbean cruise on the Norwegian Pearl for as little as $479
Norwegian Cruise Line offers a seven-night Bahamas and western Caribbean cruise on the Norwegian Pearl for as little as $479 for an ocean-view cabin. The Norwegian Pearl sails out of the port of Miami on a Sunday-Sunday itinerary with stops in Great...
Tags: Caribbean Islands, Norwegian Cruise Line
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South Florida dad's single-minded hunt for killer strikes chord with parents
Gary Karp's ongoing hunt for whoever killed his daughter more than 10 years ago has taken him to the Bahamas — again. After conducting a brief press conference at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport on Monday, he quickly...
Tags: North Miami, Murder, Hallandale Beach, Crime, Law and Justice, Gainesville
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Port Canaveral welcomes new Royal Caribbean ship
Port Canaveral welcomes a new cruise ship this week as Royal Caribbean's Enchantment of the Seas begins year-round three- and four-night Bahamas itineraries. The Enchantment of the Seas replaces the Monarch of the Seas, which has been transferred to...
Tags: Cruise Line Ports, Royal Caribbean International, Travel, Trips and Vacations, Tourism and Leisure
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Daszkal Bolton co-founder dies in Bahamas accident
Jeff Bolton, co-founder of Boca Raton accounting and tax firm Daszkal Bolton, died Friday in a swimming accident in the Bahamas, the firm said Monday. According to police reports, Bolton, 47, was caught in an ocean current as he swam off beach on the...
Tags: Lymphoma, Accidental Death, Boca Raton, Leukemia
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Olympic flavor expected at Penn Relays
The Philadelphia InquirerThe Penn Relays is known as the "world's oldest and largest relay carnival." True devotees of the meet like to add "the best" to the phrase, and it's usually difficult to argue with them. There will be a little more stress than normal at Franklin...Tags: Penn Relays, Track and Field, Festive Events, West Virginia Mountaineers, Decathlon
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Swimming with the sharks
Miami HeraldHovering in an underwater cage beside the fish-cleaning dock at Bimini Big Game Club, I watched with fascination the reactions of various species of marine life to scraps being tossed into the water. There were the round bellies and webbed feet of a...Tags: The Miami Herald, Science and Technology
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