NewzFirst responders rushed to the scene of a car that crashed into a home in Dania Beach.It happened late Saturday afternoon at the corner of Northwest 13th Avenue and West Dania Beach Boulevard. A hole was left in the side of the home after a white Jeep Cherokee with front end damage was towed away. Rescue crews said one person was hospitalized but did not specify if that person was the driver of the Jeep of they were inside the home at the time of the collision.
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First responders tried their best to revive the mother and daughter, but it was too late as they were pronounced dead at the hospital. Kameron Glasgow, Kenya’s husband and Kennedi’s father, were steps away when it happened. Kameron Glasgow said he had Kennedi’s twin sister Kensli when lighting struck Kenya and Kennedi.
The family of four were rushing into a relative’s house along the 7900 block of Northwest First Street for dinner, trying to beat a rainstorm. It’s been six days and the tragedy has shaken many in the Margate community to its core. At the vigil, Kameron was surrounded by friends, family and loved ones.
Despite the tragedy, the purpose of the vigil was to focus on the memories that Kennedi and Kenya left behind to the ones who knew and loved them so much. A water quality advisory is in effect for Crandon Park North in Key Biscayne.According to officials, recent tests discovered that the water quality “does not meet the recreational water quality criteria for Enterococcus bacteria recommended by the Florida Department of Health.”The DOH in Miami-Dade County is advising against any water-related activities due to the increased risk of illness to anyone who enters the water. Officials said the advisory will remain in effect “until bacteria levels are below the accepted health level.”Test results can be found by clicking here.
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