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LocalThe Sun-Sentinel's Ray Sanchez, the last US Journalist working in Cuba, is being called home. [Pulp]Police Chief John Timony wants the world to know that crime doesn't necessarily get worse in a bad economy, but please don't lay off any of his officers. [Reuters] It was actually something of a horrible...
By Kyle MunzenriederMarch 31, 2009
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  • The Sun-Sentinel’s Ray Sanchez, the last US Journalist working in Cuba, is being called home. [Pulp]
  • Police Chief John Timony wants the world to know that crime doesn’t necessarily get worse in a bad economy, but please don’t lay off any of his officers. [Reuters] 
  • It was actually something of a horrible year for Lobster fishermen. [CBS4]
  • Lennar’s first quarter was worse than expected. [Bloomberg]

Sports

  • The Orlando Magic unsurprisingly beat the Miami Heat last night, too bad it was supposed to be a special night to commemorate Alonzo Mourning. [AP]
  • 10 Dolphins to watch out for in the off-season. [SunSent]

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