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The famous Key West buoy is closing. What’s taking its place?

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By Howard Cohen
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
Taking a selfie at the red, yellow and black Southernmost Point marker is one of those Key West must-do’s for day-trippers and tourists. But come August or September and for about a year after, you’ll be posing alongside a replica in a different location. That’s because the landmark buoy will be out of commission. Don’t worry — there’s nothing wrong with the original buoy.
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Boar’s Head deli meat sold at Publix, other stores recalled in listeria outbreak

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By Howard Cohen
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
More than 207,000 pounds of Boar’s Head meat sold at local supermarket chains like Publix and Milam’s Market are being recalled nationwide in a continuing listeria outbreak that has led to two deaths and more than 30 hospitalizations in 13 states. “Boar’s Head Brand is voluntarily recalling Boar’s Head Strassburger Brand Liverwurst and other deli meats because it has the potential to be adulterated with listeria monocytogenes. We take our responsibility to our customers’ safety very seriously.
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He kidnapped 2 US soldiers in a Bogotá bar. Now he faces life in prison in Miami

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By Howard Cohen
| Walla Walla Union-Bulletin Verified
MIAMI — Jeffersson Arango Castellanos, charged with kidnapping and robbing two U.S. soldiers after allegedly drugging them at a bar in Bogotá, Colombia — and whose nickname is “Harry Potter” — was not able to cast the Expecto Patronum spell and ward off his prosecutors in a federal Miami court. On Friday, Arango, a Colombian national, pleaded guilty to kidnapping and assaulting two U.S. Army soldiers who were on temporary duty in Bogotá in March 2020.
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