Epstein Secrets

nt on his Democratic Senate primary race George Bennett Politics Gatherings condemn terrorism and express grief for loss of life in Israel and Lebanon. By NIRVi SHAH Palm Ika, Post 514 Writer From half a world away, Sharon Levin told Palm Beach County Jews Sunday about the terrifying wall of ai

e! But then I kept reading, which turned out to be a mistake. Boca wasn't the most desirable Flori- da city on the list. That honor went to . . . Coral Springs. Coral Springs? That souped-up Tama- rac along the edges of the Sawgrass Ex- pressway? Who wants to live in Coral Springs be- sides entomologists a

Prison for Secretly Recording Minor in Their Home WTHR (NBC-13) (08/25, Staff Writer) reported that Douglas Gibson, a 40-year-old sex offender from Lebanon, Indiana, has been sentenced to federal prison. According to the article, Gibson pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation of a minor and secretly reco

ry, Nearby School Goes Into Lockdown WTVJ (NBC-6) (08/25, Hamacher) reported that the FBI is searching for a suspect who robbed the Amerant Bank in Coral Springs on Monday. According to the article, FBI Spokesman Jim Marshall stated the robbery occurred around 11:45 a.m. and the suspect demanded money from an

e was walking, talking and even work- ing a bit. It compared him to a resistant tropical See CASTRO. SA ► Hostilities escalate ahead of cease-fire Lebanon's Cabinet seems torn over Hezbollah disarmament. By HENRY CHU and BORIOU DARAGAHI Los Aviles news BEIRUT — By air and on land. Is- raeli forces an

in House District 78, Steve Ferman is trying to defeat incum- bent Richard Machek in the Sept. 5 primary. Dr. Ferman, a chiropractor who lives in Coral Springs. says he's "frustrated by the lack of activity by Democrats. In reality, he was re- cruited to run by Rep. lry Slosbenz. • now a state Senate cand