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Miami Gardens Breaks Ground on Ambitious City Center, A Future Hub of Housing, Entertainment, and Jobs
Residents of Miami Gardens are looking at the future site of what's poised to be a major community and economic boost with today's groundbreaking of the new Miami Gardens City Center. According to Local 10, the ceremony marked the beginning of construction for a mixed-use development set to include residences, entertainment venues, and job opportunities all centered in a 35-acre site.
Drew Rosenhaus: Miami Dolphins to meet with free agent EDGE Yannick Ngakoue
Emmanuel Ogbah isn’t the only pass-rusher the Miami Dolphins will summon to Miami Gardens on Monday afternoon as the team looks to replace veteran Shaquill Barrett. According to his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, free agent outside linebacker Yannick Ngakoue will also work out with the Dolphins on Monday. Ngakoue, 29,...
Miami-Dade County Democrats react to Biden's announcement, back Harris
MIAMI - President Joe Biden's announcement that he would not be seeking a second term in office came as a complete surprise to many Democrats, especially, in Miami-Dade County."Obviously, it was a shock," said Millie Herrera, First Vice Chair of the Miami-Dade Democratic Party and a Democratic Delegate for District 27."I was very sad when President Biden decided not to run. I think he would've won this election, but I was very excited when he decided to endorse Vice President Harris," said Juan Cuba, Democratic Delegate for District 27.South Florida Democratic delegates tell CBS News Miami they're all in on Vice...
After teen stabbing at MIA, Miami-Dade Homeless Trust steps in to help those living at airport
MIAMI - After a teenager was nearly stabbed to death at Miami International Airport over the weekend, the Miami-Dade Homeless Trust is stepping in to help those living at the airport. The Trust hopes to relocate two dozen people using MIA for shelter every day. This follows a violent attack in Terminal J., where a man stabbed a teenager 18 times, leaving her in critical condition."We have a plan," Ron Book, Chairman of the Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust said Monday evening.Book said people experiencing homelessness blend in with travelers stranded at MIA. The Trust plans to send outreach workers to...
South Florida at the 2024 Summer Olympics: Meet more than 50 locals competing in Paris
A summer of international athletics continues this week with the start of the 2024 Paris Olympics on Wednesday night. The U.S. Olympic Team features nearly 600 athletes, including many who are from or have current ties to South Florida's Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties. As the countdown to the...
Teacher Bryan Paz-Hernandez should get elected in Miami-Dade District 11
As we head into the August primary and county elections, some recommendations are hard. This is not one of them. In one of three competitive Miami-Dade commission races on the Aug. 20 ballot, appointed incumbent Commissioner Roberto “Rob” Gonzalez — who has never been elected — faces two challengers. Scratch that. One challenger, seeing as how Claudia Rainville is a plantidate placed to steal votes from Bryan Paz-Hernandez, a teacher and former president of the West Kendall Democratic Club, who is now an NPA and deserves a shot.
North Central Florida river task force reactivated following raw sewage spills across Georgia state lines
The Sante Fe River was familiar with Joanne Tremblay, with their morning routine, lying still as she waded calf-deep to collect a sample of its water. It was a warm shade of tangerine. She knew children would play on the riverbank come midday, bright and alive like the blue E....
U.S. News & World Report Ranks Bascom Palmer Eye Institute No. 1 in Ophthalmology for 23rd Time
MIAMI—For the 23rd time, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, part of the University of Miami Health System and the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, has been ranked the nation’s Best in Ophthalmology by U.S. News & World Report in its annual Best Hospitals survey, the Institute announced. This ranking, which serves as a resource for consumers seeking optimal care in the diagnosis, treatment and management of medical problems, is based on a survey of board-certified ophthalmologists nationwide.
FEMA Gives SW Florida a Few More Months on Flood Insurance Discounts
Communities in southwest Florida will continue to enjoy discounts on National Flood Insurance, at least for now, after federal authorities granted a temporary reprieve to punitive actions taken over inappropriate rebuilding in floodplains. “The Village of Estero was notified July 19 that FEMA will maintain Estero’s Community Rating System (CRS)...
At Home With Gary: Why South Florida’s real estate market is slowing down
It’s good to be back, helping readers of The New Pelican understand what’s going on with our real estate market. The real estate market in South Florida, covering both single-family homes and condos, is hitting a bit of a rough patch. Several factors are causing this slowdown: high interest rates, rising insurance costs, new Surfside condo laws, sky-high property prices, market overpricing, and some not-so-great marketing strategies. This overview will break down what’s going on, and future articles will dive deeper into how we can turn things around for both single-family homes and condos.
Atlas acquires 3 Florida communities, plans $1.5M in renovations
Birmingham, AL-based Atlas Senior Living and affiliate company Salta Capital have acquired three senior living communities in Florida and plan $1.5 million in renovations. The communities, in the Orlando, FL, submarkets of Clermont, Ocoee and Oviedo, offer assisted living and memory care. “The acquisition underscores Atlas Senior Living’s commitment to...
FWC reminds divers about flags
With spiny lobster mini-season just a few days away, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) reminds boaters and divers to practice safe boating and diving habits by maintaining 360-degree awareness and adhering to all divers-down flag regulations. Diver-down flags and buoys are crucial warning devices used by divers and dive vessels to signal the presence of divers in the water. These devices must feature a diver-down symbol — a red rectangle or square with a white diagonal stripe — and must be prominently...
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