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1. What Florida was Like Before the Population Boom

I have lived in South Florida since 1978 and visited often from a young age. I was so fortunate to have been here before the traffic and congestion, housing boom and strip shopping mall phenomenon. I used to drive from work – NW 36th in Miami to a special dentist in North East Palm Beach for 6 months in 1985 every Friday night. It only took a bit over an hour to drive those 75 miles during “rush hour.” There was never any traffic. Now that drive would be 2 to 2 1/2 hours easily.

I recently had the opportunity to interview Deborah Sharp, a Fort Lauderdale native and author, who grew up in the heart of Fort Lauderdale. She shared her memories with me and talked about her mystery novel series. I think you’ll really enjoy what she had to say about the way things wee here in the 1950s and 60s. Here’s the article.

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2. Big Announcement! I’ve got a New Post on About.com!

About.com

 

In addition to being a children’s book author, book reviewer, freelance writer, blogger and comic artist, I am officially the freelance Fort Lauderdale Topic Writer for the NY Times-owned website, About.com.

I am writing about all things Broward and South Palm Beach Counties for residents, newcomers and visitors alike. So stay tuned to the site, and send me your ideas!

Please click here to go to my site. And check out the impressive Alexa rating of About.com here.

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