It was poison ground, where children played and backyard gardens grew and toxic ash filled the air. And now, 13 years after residents in the predominantly black neighborhood struck back with a lawsuit against the city, Fort Lauderdale is finally ready to make reparations for a municipal incinerator that began spewing contaminants a century ago. Settling the “Baby Wingate” lawsuit will cost …
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