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Former weather reporter for the Sun Sentinel. Currently between jobs. Ok, I'm an unemployed bum.
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Winter's warmest spots: Punta Gorda, West Kendall

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By Ken Kaye
| South Florida Sun Sentinel
Sun Sentinel | Jan 29, 2015 at 5:50 PM South Florida is frequently the warmest spot in the nation during the winter months. (Sarah Dussault / Sun Sentinel) Punta Gorda and West Kendall are real hot spots, but not because of their nightlife. Both cities are frequently the warmest locations in the continental U.S. on any given day from November through February, when the rest of the nation tends to be shivering.
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Titanic amount of treasure still undiscovered

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By Ken Kaye
| South Florida Sun Sentinel
(Courtesy Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Society) The Titanic exhibit, now at the South Florida Science Museum in West Palm Beach, is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to undersea treasures. Dozens of sunken Spanish galleons remain undiscovered off Florida's coast, many hidden by centuries of shifting sands, yet holding tons of gold and silver worth tens of millions of dollars.
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Everglades wildfire expands to 19,500 acres

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By Ken Kaye
| South Florida Sun Sentinel
The wildfire that blanketed South Florida in thick smoke Monday now has exploded in size, covering about 19,500 acres in western Broward County - up from 2,500 acres earlier in the day. It also remains uncontained. "I've never seen smoke like this before," said Scott Peterich, Florida Forest Service spokesman, adding that firefighters are mostly monitoring the blaze, rather than attempting to battle it.
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