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Miami homeowners could see trash collection fee increase
MIAMI - For the first time in 14 years the City of Miami could be increasing a service that many homeowners have considered effective. "I think it's excellent, they're always here," said Sally Howie about the trash service in Miami, where she has lived since 2005. In June, Miami commissioners voted 4 to 1 in favor of increasing the cap on garbage fees from $380 to a $60 increase for a total of $440. "I think it's a reasonable request because it's been 14 years, so it seems reasonable to me," said Howie. "I voted against it," said Manolo Reyes,...
Diddy’s Honorary ‘Sean Diddy Combs Day’ Revoked in Unanimous Decision by Miami Beach City Commissioners
Sean "Diddy" Combs has been removed from the calendar in Miami Beach. The city revoked a proclamation of "Sean Diddy Combs Day" after a unanimous vote by city commissioners on Wednesday, June 26, according to the Miami Herald. The ex-holiday was established in October 2016 by then-Mayor Philip Levine to celebrate the Miami Beach resident. […]
South Florida organization prepares to help islands devastated by Hurricane Beryl
MIAMI - Hurricane Beryl has already devastated some Caribbean islands and on Tuesday, leaders from those islands are reaching out for help. Global Empowerment Mission (GEM), headquartered in Doral, is where they came together to talk about their individual needs.For now, dry goods, tarp and generators top their list of what people need the most. They are leaning on the hearts of South Floridians to help. Still, boxes are already being packed with beans, wipes, food and water. All ready to be shipped out heading where Hurricane Beryl just left. Michael Capponi is the founder of Global Empowerment Mission...
New Florida law cracks down on those who take risks at railroad crossings
MIAMI - In an effort to save lives, a new Florida law cracks down on drivers and pedestrians who take risks at railroad crossings trying to beat a train. According to Operation Lifesaver, Florida is the fourth-highest state in the nation for railroad crossing crashes. Florida also has the fourth-highest number of deaths of people trespassing on tracks. This data is based on preliminary 2023 Federal Railroad Administration Statistics. "A train is coming by and people just try and speed by it," said one South Florida driver. "They try to go as fast as they can and sometimes...
Signature Grand in Davie to be replaced by warehouse park
DAVIE, Fla. – A South Florida staple for nearly 30 years for celebrations big and small will soon be demolished to make way for a warehouse park. According to a media release, Signature Grand in Davie has been sold to two companies and there are plans to redevelop the 11.3-acre site.
Fourth of July events in in Fort Lauderdale & beyond
As the Fourth of July approaches, cities across South Florida, including Fort Lauderdale, are gearing up to celebrate America’s independence with a dazzling array of events. From beachside fireworks and patriotic parades to family-friendly festivities and live music, the region is set to ignite with excitement. Whether you’re a local or visiting the area, this guide will highlight the best places to experience the vibrant spirit of Independence Day in Fort Lauderdale and beyond. Here is a guide to events in some cities from Visit Fort Lauderdale.
Revv Hollywood Tops Off Construction at 2233 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, FL
Revv Hollywood, an eight-story, 180-unit multifamily apartment building at 2233 Hollywood Boulevard, has officially topped off. Developed by The Calta Group and with Winmar Construction as the general contractor, the project is set to welcome residents next summer. The milestone was marked with a luncheon on June 20th for over 150 construction workers, engineers, and other contractors.
Future of nonprofit Liberty City school still uncertain amid redevelopment woes
In the documentary Razing Liberty Square, filmmakers highlighted the frustration of residents in one of Miami-Dade’s historically Black neighborhoods in the face of rampant redevelopment. The film focused on the Liberty Square apartment project in Liberty City, which is currently being redeveloped by Related Urban Development Group, headquartered in...
Dr. Lee Mandel Establishes a Small Yet Powerful Medical Empire in South Florida
Establishing a specialized medical practice requires a unique individual. Dr. Lee Mandel exemplifies this with his patient-centered approach, passion for his work, and commitment to continual growth. A native of South Florida, Dr. Mandel has made a significant impact in the field of sinus and snoring treatment. Hailing from Brooklyn and raised in Hollywood, Florida, he pursued his undergraduate studies at the University of Florida, attended the University of South Florida for medical school, and completed his residency at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. Following his residency in New York City, Dr. Mandel spent a year and a half practicing in Hollywood.
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