Palm Beach Daily News Family Affair day brightens Make-A-Wish Southern Florida milestone Make-a-Wish Southern Florida celebrated its 10th anniversary in Palm Beach with its annual Family Affair day. The all-ages event took place March 30 at The Mar-a-Lago Club. Empty Your Pantry food drive donors, Week One Donors from the first week of the second annual Empty Your Pantry food drive: Brian and Eileen Burns Lynn Crippen Rosalee Davidson Alan and Virginia Eades Mr. and Mrs. Seven students win Fellowship awards for courage essays The Palm Beach Fellowship of Christians and Jews presented its annual Essay Awards on Tuesday to area middle- and high-school students during the group’s annual meeting. Wildrick defends zoning board dismissals, cites risky advice The split Town Council decision Tuesday to sack all 20 members of two advisory boards ignited a second round of debate a day later. Worth Avenue jeweler facing lawsuits Jaguar XJ adds new dimensions to driving Utility stocks on rebound? Egg hunts to get rolling
Chicago Tribune Miami Today News MiamiHerald.com - Miami & Ft. Lauderdale News, Weather, Miami Dolphins & More The Daytona Beach News-Journal News and Events from West Boca Raton florida fish fraud: Mislabeled fish fraud - OrlandoSentinel.com April 3, 2011|By Scott Travis and Heather McPherson, Sun Sentinel and Orlando Sentinel The white tuna on your plate at your favorite restaurant may not be tuna at all, but a similar tasting and looking white fish. Duping consumers into paying top dollar for a low-cost substitute fish is fraud. And it's happening with other pricey seafood items as well. Last year, 186 restaurants in the state were cited by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation for mislabeling their fish. "I am baffled that a chef dedicated to the trade tries to pass off fraudulent fish," said chef Kevin Fonzo of K restaurant in Orlando's College Park neighborhood. Adds Mitchell Rice of Gary's Seafood, an Orlando-based wholesaler: "The risk isn't worth it. In most of the citations, escolar masqueraded as tuna, tilapia stood in for red snapper, panga and emperor fillets were on menus as grouper, and imitation crab meat replaced authentic crab. The national picture Florida's role
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