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  • Tired of problems, Fort Lauderdale audits its community redevelopment agencies

    Tired of problems, Fort Lauderdale audits its community redevelopment agencies

    By William Gjebre
    FloridaBulldog.org
    Fed up with project failures, management problems and possible city overcharges, Fort Lauderdale commissioners have ordered an extensive audit of the city’s Community Redevelopment Agencies.

  • Broward Health lawyer: Gov. Scott’s IG “intent upon destroying” public healthcare system

    Broward Health lawyer: Gov. Scott’s IG “intent upon destroying” public healthcare system

    By Dan Christensen and Buddy Nevins
    FloridaBulldog.org
    An attorney hired by Broward Health to assist in responding to a state review of the district’s contracts has accused Gov. Rick Scott’s chief inspector general of being “intent upon destroying the very concept of a community-owned and operated public healthcare system.”

  • Broward Health e-mails detail pressure to complete $71.4 million, no-bid advertising deal

    Broward Health e-mails detail pressure to complete $71.4 million, no-bid advertising deal

    By Buddy Nevins and Dan Christensen
    FloridaBulldog.org
    A politically connected advertising firm repeatedly pressured Broward Health staff to complete a no-bid, multi-million dollar contract despite the suicide of CEO Dr. Nabil El Sanadi, the deal’s chief proponent.

  • Suspended Broward Health board chairman sues Gov. Scott saying removal not lawful

    Suspended Broward Health board chairman sues Gov. Scott saying removal not lawful

    By Dan Christensen and Buddy Nevins
    FloridaBulldog.org
    On Friday, Gov. Rick Scott suspended Broward Health Board Chairman David Di Pietro citing the “grave concerns” of his chief inspector general that board members might be interfering with her ongoing investigation. On Tuesday, Di Pietro fought back with an unusual civil lawsuit challenging Scott’s authority to suspend him. The suit also asks a Broward judge to order Scott to reinstate him to Broward Health’s board.

  • Correction

    By Dan Christensen
    FloridaBulldog.org
    On March 11 the Florida Bulldog incorrectly reported that in October 2014 a Florida limited liability company owned by Palm Beach developer Nicholas Mastroianni II purchased a Manhattan penthouse at 230 East 63rd Street. In fact, the penthouse was purchased by a Delaware limited liability corporation with the same name, 230 East 63rd-6 Trust LLC. The story also reported that the Florida-based 230 East 63rd-6 Trust LLC donated a total of $50,000 to Floridians for a Strong Middle Class, a super PAC supporting the Senate campaign of Rep. Patrick Murphy, in two contributions on Sept. 2 and Dec. 14, 2015. However, it is not known whether the Florida LLC or the Delaware LLC made the two $25,000 contributions. An attorney for Mastroianni contends that the Delaware LLC made them. The contribution reports filed by Floridians for a Strong Middle Class do not state which of the two companies made the contributions.

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