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Miami Finally Feels Fall: One Crisp Saturday Before Big Winds Roar Back
Miami woke Saturday to clear skies as temperatures across South Florida were generally in the 50s, with a noticeably drier feel behind the week’s cold front. The city should reach about 72 degrees this afternoon, while north winds of 10 to 14 mph occasionally gust near 18 mph. Rain is not expected, making it one of the best outdoor-weather days of the week.
whatnow.com
A Miami Custom Printing Company With 10 Years in Business Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
E-Graphic Design Inc has officially filed for bankruptcy protection. Court records do not specify a reason that could have led to the filing. The Miami, Florida-based company provides its services as a custom printing and manufacturing studio. Note: Chapter 11 allows businesses to reorganize their debts while continuing operations under...
Axios Miami
Plan to build linear park along Allapattah railroad tracks gets funding boost
A plan to turn an abandoned rail line into a linear park in Allapattah has received funding to seek community input and conduct a feasibility study. Why it matters: The idea is to connect longtime residents in Little Santo Domingo with the neighborhood's newer arts district amid long-standing concerns about gentrification. It comes after Miami leaders approved a Community Redevelopment Agency to boost development and investment in the neighborhood, according to reports. Driving the news: The Allapattah Collaborative CDC, the nonprofit leading the project, received $200,000 from the Knight Foundation to kick-start the planning. The ACDC, which advocates for economic progress that does not displace locals, is modeling the project after The Underline . Zoom in: The plan is to build a 2-mile linear park on the long-abandoned railroad tracks that cut through the neighborhood, ACDC CEO Mileyka Burgos-Flores tells Axios. The project would create a free gathering space for locals with pedestrian and bicycle access, arts space and local vendors. What they're saying: Burgos-Flores says there is a "very big disconnect" between the people moving to Allapattah and the longtime residents. "We want to deepen that sensibility," she said. "We are here, welcome to our community. We don't need
Miami Herald
NBC Miami
FAA ground stop delays flights at South Florida airports
The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume after the agency lifted a nationwide ground stop caused by communications problems. The ground stop was imposed “due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety,” according to a notice from the FAA. Even with the order being lifted,...
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Recount looms in Miami U.S. House race; Salazar likely winner
Just after the last voters left a school gym in Coral Gables, a poll worker stacked unused ballots and listened to a radio host already calling the night. The numbers on the county website refused to cooperate with that confidence. In the race for a United States House seat based in Miami, the margin sat inside the range that Florida law treats as too narrow for a casual victory lap. That is why a Miami House recount has moved from rumor to a likely next step, even as party lawyers and county staff still speak of María Elvira Salazar as the probable winner over Eliott Rodriguez.
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'Spread Haitian joy': BAYO Haitian music fest returns to Miami after a decade
A decade after starting as an impromptu block party in Haiti, DJ Michaël Brun’s signature BAYO festival has expanded into a global cultural movement across North American and the Caribbean. Known for blending Haitian music genres such as rara, Kompa, and Raboday — along with notable guest appearances,...
Miami New Times
Acclaimed Wynwood Italian restaurant abruptly closes after two years
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Miami one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. Pasta, the Wynwood restaurant from Peruvian chefs Juan Manuel Umbert and Janice...
canesinsight.com
Columbus' Jube Joseph on A'Mir Sears, Sekou Toure and the Open Division
Columbus assistant head coach and defensive coordinator Jube Joseph, who won a state title and Miami-Dade Coach of the Year at Central, joined the CanesInSight Daily Podcast before Columbus opens the Open Division against his old program. DMoney: We're calling this one the Coach Joseph Classic. For those who don't...
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Chef-Driven Burger Restaurant in Downtown Miami to Close This Month
Downtown Miami’s popular burger joint, Coney Burger, has announced plans to close permanently. The restaurant is scheduled to serve its final burger to the community by the end of this month. Beloved Coney Burger in Miami Set to Close. Operated by the husband-and-wife duo behind the restaurant, chef Pedro...
canesinsight.com
Miami basketball has one glaring issue through three games
I know we are early in the season, and the Canes currently sit at 2-1 with North Alabama on the horizon tomorrow night. Even though we are only three games in, that is also 10% of the season behind us. With many positives and negatives thus far for the team, one thing that is glaring to me is that the rebounding must improve.
Lovely Garden Roots
Stefan Pizzi Says the Consent Letter With His Name on It Was Forged, and That Is How the 50-Foot Oak on His Little Haiti Property Line Came Down
Little Haiti homeowner Stefan Pizzi says a consent letter in his name was forged to cut a 50-foot property-line oak. A judge dismissed his fraud count in July.
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NBC Miami
South Floridians enjoy cooler weather as temperatures drop
After beating the heat in South Florida, cold air is pushing the temperature down on Saturday, and several residents are enjoying the cooler weather. All day here in Margaret Pace Park, dozens of people enjoyed the outdoors. Children were seen playing in the grass and shooting hoops on the basketball...