Voters assemble in southern melting pot
For there is no town centre or the remnants of what was once a village. If there is a focal point, a centre, it has to be the sea. But even there everything is strung out for mile after mile.
A northern suburb of Fort Lauderdale, the way it has been shaped has relied on three factors: the ocean; the warm climate and the highway. The bluffs overlooking the ocean are ribboned with high-rise condominiums, where rich retirees from New York, Boston and Washington now live.