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Yung Miami honored with her own day in Miami and receives key to the city [VIDEO]
Yung Miami receives key to Miami and her own day Yung Miami is receiving major recognition in her hometown of […] The post Yung Miami honored with her own day in Miami and receives key to the city [VIDEO] appeared first on Hip Hop Vibe .
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Miami Firefighters Pull Dog From Kitchen Fire, Put Him on Oxygen
A kitchen fire in Miami sent a family pet into danger on Monday, but Miami Fire Rescue crews got there in time, pulling the trapped dog from the home, treating him with oxygen and handing him back to his relieved family. Miami Fire Rescue described the response in a post...
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Miami Veteran's Day events, parades and celebrations
There's a handful of events occurring Wednesday to honor our country's veterans. The City of Miami Beach's 18th annual Veterans Day parade Nov. 11 will feature veteran and military groups, marching bands and more. ( WLRN ) The parade is set to begin at 11:11am and run along Ocean Drive. The City of Coral Gables is hosting its inaugural Coral Gables Salute to Veterans at Giralda Plaza from 9-11am. The event will feature a recognition ceremony, live music and family-friendly events. The City of Doral is hosting a Veterans Day Ceremony at Veterans Park beginning at 9am. The city encourages the community to come together to enjoy tributes and live music. Homestead Salutes: Veterans Day Celebration at Losner Park (11am-5pm) will feature the 65th Annual Veterans Day Parade, a picnic and a concert by the South Florida Youth Symphony at the Seminole Theatre. The University of Miami is hosting its Veterans Appreciation Day event at The Rock Plaza at 10am to honor student veterans and military-connected students, plus veteran alumni, faculty and staff. On Friday, the Museum of Miami is hosting free museum day for veterans , where service members are encouraged to share a story about their service in
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Stiltsville Is a Neighborhood Without a Shore
Miami has plenty of waterfront houses. Stiltsville has houses that appear to have skipped the waterfront altogether. Out on the shallow flats of Biscayne Bay, buildings on pilings seem to hold an argument with the ordinary idea of a lot line. They are a strange sight in a national park: private-looking structures surrounded by public water, their history tangled with recreation, clubs, changing ownership and storms.
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How Miami’s Housing Costs Are Affecting Students’ Lives
Every morning, the drive to Coral Gables Senior High School brings a familiar view of Miami: palm trees, towering glass skyscrapers, thick morning humidity and the restless energy of a city unlike anywhere else in the world. For many students, Miami is not just where they attend school, but where they grew up, where their families have built lives and where their roots run deep.
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David Lawrence Jr. honored by South Florida immigrant rights community
Former Miami Herald publisher David Lawrence Jr., a longtime advocate for children, families and immigrants, was honored Saturday night by South Florida’s immigrant rights community. Lawrence became the first recipient of the Guardian of Justice Award during the Americans for Immigrant Justice’s 30th anniversary gala in Miami. The award, which will now bear his name, recognizes his decades of commitment to social justice. In accepting the award, Lawrence reflected on lessons from his childhood, the personal challenges his family has endured over the last year-and-a-half and his growing concerns about the direction of the country, particularly its treatment of immigrants. Quoting New York Times columnist David Brooks, Lawrence said America needs “an uprising of decency,” and called for greater compassion toward immigrants. Many of them, he added, work hard, care deeply about freedom and contribute to their communities. “Ours is a community where more than half of us are first-generation immigrants,” Lawrence said. “It’s the highest percentage of any urban area in the United States of America. And I wonder, and I worry, why do not more of us in this immigrant community speak up about the wrongs being done to so many other families?” An avid reader, Lawrence pointed