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Photographer Diego Waisman's forthcoming book and photography exhibition â 'For I Shall Already Have Forgotten You' â details the past of South Florida's trailer parks, and paints a bleak picture of their continued presence in the region as investors target land that is ripe for development and force out decades-long residents.
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A new complaint with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development claims the city displaced and discriminated against residents of the historically-Black Coconut Grove Village West, using a pattern of zoning that disparately affects communities of color and contributes to the âresegregationâ of Miami.
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A Florida man who boasted that he was the âWolf of Airbnbâ has been sentenced to over four years in prison after defrauding New York City landlords and a federal pandemic-relief government program.
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Dr. Enid Curtis Pinkney, a remarkable figure in Miamiâs history, has died. Her passing was announced in a Facebook post Thursday morning by the Brownsville Civic Neighborhood Association, Inc.
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HUD announced a $40 million grant to develop public and affordable housing in Miami's Overtown neighborhood, in partnership with Miami-Dade County, the City of Miami, Camillus House and Atlantic Pacific Companies.
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The Miami Tropical Botanic Garden, an urban oasis where members of the community can enjoy native wildlife and educational workshops, is one of the last green spaces in Miami. But the team behind it have to raise $4 million by September to make sure it's not sold off.
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The Atomic Safety and Licensing Board heard new challenges from Miami Waterkeeper over environmental impacts stemming from extending the 1970s-era South Florida nuclear reactor operations to 80 years. "We actually don't know how an aging plant like that will hold up, especially in the face of climate change,â the group argued.
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COMMENTARY The loutish example of soccer bosses like RamĂłn JesurĂșn helps explain the hooligan behavior of soccer fans like those who stormed Hard Rock Stadium at the Copa America final.
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Miami-Dade police say Colombiaâs soccer federation president and his son were among 27 people arrested during the crowd control issues that broke out at the Copa America final. RamĂłn JesurĂșn and his son Ramon Jamil Jesurun were detained after the event at Hard Rock Stadium and charged.
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The small atala butterly once thought extinct has staged such a comeback in South Florida that it is now considered a bit of a garden pest.
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Director Qunyatta Warren resigned in apparent frustration with officials' oversight of the Haitian community institution. He had been in the job for a little more than a year. Previous directors told WLRN they were not surprised.
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Emotions were high for soccer fans in South Florida on Sunday as they packed bars and restaurants to watch Argentina take on Colombia in the Copa America final. In Doral, Colombian fans hoping for their first title since 2001 spoke about their pride despite mourning a tough loss.