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One of Miami's oldest synagogues to close its doors
MIAMI - Temple Israel of Greater Miami, one of Miami's oldest synagogues, cannot remain financially viable and will close its doors next summer.Congregation leaders tell CBS News Miami they have created a transition task force to help determine the next steps after over a century of worship in Edgewater.Inside the sanctuary, we meet Cantor Rachelle Nelson playing the piano, as she contemplates the end of an era."A very sad feeling in my heart because I know what, what this place was," said Nelson.A vibrant Jewish membership filled the seats when Nelson began helping lead Temple Israel of Greater Miami in...
Dolphins blew a perfect PR opportunity that may have fixed their special teams
The Miami Dolphins had an opportunity to gain positive public relations with fans, and more. Instead, they opted to ignore it, opting for the status quo. Fans don't need much introduction to punter Kyle Ulbrich. He has been sitting outside the Dolphins training facility every day since training camp began with an umbrella over his head and signs in his hands.
Odell Beckham fires back at Dolphins fans questioning his injury status
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. remains on the PUP list and has yet to practice with his new team since signing in May. That has some fans frustrated, and Beckham is clearly frustrated too. On Tuesday, one Miami fan questioned whether Beckham was even injured, suggesting that the wide receiver might be “pulling... The post Odell Beckham fires back at Dolphins fans questioning his injury status appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Apartment construction surges nationwide and in South Florida
U.S. apartment construction is expected to hit a historic high of more than 500,000 new units this year, a new study from RentCafe found, and South Florida is helping lead the surge. The influx represents a 9% increase compared to last year and a 30% jump from 2022. The Miami...
The Latin Recording Academy celebrates 25th anniversary
Artifacts from Latin Grammy winners and nominees, along with original artwork, will be displayed throughout the country. As part of the 25th anniversary of the Latin Grammys, The Latin Recording Academy has announced a series of exhibits throughout 2024, including The Paley Museum in New York City, the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, and the Gary Nader Art Centre in Miami.
5 Miami football players in ESPN 2024 Top 100
Left tackle Jalen Rivers, wide receiver Xavier Restrepo, quarterback Cam Ward, running back Damien Martinez and defensive lineman Rueben Bain were named in the ESPN "CFB Rank 2024: Ranking the top 100 players before the season." Each top 100 player received a short summary from ESPN. ESPN highlighted Rivers allowing...
Over $18 million in cocaine offloaded, 3 suspected smugglers detained in Miami
MIAMI, Fla. (CBS12) — More than a half ton of cocaine - along with three suspected smugglers - were offloaded in Miami on Wednesday. The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) said the drugs were intercepted in the international waters of the Caribbean Sea while working alongside interagency and international partners.
Heather Gay’s Daughter Has Officially Moved to Miami For College (PHOTOS)
Heather Gay is just one step closer to becoming an empty nester. The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City cast member is the mom to three daughters — Ashley, Georgia, and Annabelle — who she shares with ex-husband, Billy Gay. The "tight-knit group" of girls and their mom are very close, but two of them have already flown the nest.
7 Heat 2024-25 schedule details that jump off the page right away
The Miami Heat’s 2024-25 schedule is out, and here are some of the things that jump out right away, including some important stretches, matchups and reunions with former players and rivals. The Heat will open the 2024-25 season at home against a division rival. The Heat will open the...
Soto Named Strength & Conditioning Coach
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — University of Miami head baseball coach J.D. Arteaga announced Thursday the hiring of Nick Soto as the program’s new strength and conditioning coach. “Nick is one of the most well-respected strength coaches in our game today,” Arteaga said. “He has helped shape many of the stars at the MLB level, including a couple of former Hurricanes. To me, Nick is more than just a difference maker as a strength and conditioning coach. He is a gamechanger in terms of fostering team culture, instilling discipline and developing our players to be the best athletes they can be.”
Tactical Robbery Unit to Social Media Icon: Nick OFF Duty
In Episode 5 of The Be Fearless Podcast, host Alexander Vergara sits down with Nick Perez, a remarkable South Florida police officer turned social media sensation. Nick, also known as “Nick OFF Duty” on various social platforms, has accumulated over 250 million views across his social media accounts. With two consecutive years of receiving a 25 million views plaque from YouTube, his story is one of adaptability, determination, and success.
‘I’ll stab you like my mom used to’: Miami woman accused of threatening grandfather over car ride
MIAMI – A heated argument over a car ride escalated into a potentially dangerous situation when police said a woman threatened her 81-year-old grandfather with a knife inside their Miami home in late April. According to an arrest report from the Miami Police Department, 21-year-old Henessy Tirado is facing...
Dolphins vs. Commanders: Kendall Fuller intercepts former team, but also allows TD
MIAMI GARDENS — Miami Dolphins cornerback Kendall Fuller intercepted rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels on the final play of Thursday's joint practice. Fuller, who played his last four seasons with the Washington Commanders, was swarmed by Miami teammates inside the indoor facility where the last practice period happened. ...
4 Miami Dolphins players who will likely be gone after the 2024 season
The Miami Dolphins are hoping for a Super Bowl run in 2024. The pieces are there for this team to go on a deep postseason run and put an end to the 24-year curse. The season should be memorable for plenty of players. However, this team will need to make...
Heat don't need a roster shakeup to fix 1 glaring flaw with the offense
The Miami Heat have been in the bottom 10 in ORTG for the last two seasons and could be on their way to three. It’s difficult for a team to dramatically change its results without a dramatic change to the roster, and the Heat will enter next season with the same core as the past two seasons. The offense – again – will sink or swim with Jimmy Butler’s level of engagement and rely – again – on individual improvements from Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro.
Miami man living in Miramar arrested for attempted murder while 2 other cases remain pending
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Manuel Laguerre was back at the main jail in Fort Lauderdale. He has been in and out of jail for years, but he has never been to prison. That could change with his latest case. This time Laguerre, 35, stands accused of attempted murder. He...
A better MIA experience coming soon? MDIA’s Public Innovation Challenge selects 3 startups to help make that happen
We also catch up on milestones and learnings of the Miami-Dade Innovation Authority and what’s ahead. In the form of a public challenge to startups locally and globally, the Miami-Dade Innovation Authority set out to find out how technology could improve the passenger and worker experience at Miami International Airport, one of the world’s busiest and Miami-Dade County’s top economic engine.
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