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An elderly woman attacked by two dogs Monday was in good condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami police said.
The incident took place at Northwest First Avenue and 44th Street after the woman walked into a neighbor’s yard. The neighbor’s two dogs lunged at the woman and bit her “several times around the face,” said Miami police spokesman Willie Moreno.
Police are unsure of the breed of the dogs.
This article will be updated as more information becomes available.
Next year’s Ultra Music Festival — the crowning event of Miami’s annual March madness of electronic dance — is going to seem ultra expensive to all but the fastest-moving ticket buyers.
Miami Marlins All-Star pitcher José Fernández toured the Miami Children’s Museum with about three dozen summer campers from the Kiwanis of Little Havana on Tuesday, July 9. Along their way, they traveled back 200 million years into the past to visit the dinosaurs of the Mesozoic era and all the way into the present for an authentic, adult-like experience in a modern-day grocery store, where the campers got to shop for ingredients to create delicacies from Miami’s many diverse neighborhoods.
Miami police on Wednesday were investigating the fatal shooting of a man at a bus stop.
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