NEWS FROM: Allapattah, Brownsville, Bunche Park, Liberty City, Miami Gardens, Norland, North Central, Opa-locka
'COMMUNITY POWER -- VOTER POWER' WAS THE THEME OF THE SECOND ANNUAL PRIDE AND UNITY FESTIVAL, WHICH DREW MORE THAN 300 PEOPLE TO BELAFONTE TACOLCY PARK IN LIBERTY CITY
MIAMI GARDENS A burglar stole two cellphones, a wallet, credit cards and identification cards from a house in the 4400 block of Northwest 185th Street between 6 p.m. Sept. 22 and 9 a.m. Sept. 23. The items were valued at $904.
Miami Gardens police began their first homicide investigation Tuesday night after a 19-year-old was fatally shot at a bus stop.
About 200 people have completed the program, which includes customer-service training, job interview tips and a $100 voucher to buy work-appropriate outfits at Chapter 2, an Overtown store that sells donated clothing.
Miami-Dade Animal Service's third birthday party Sunday was a hit, resulting in 78 adoptions.
Danny Brody and his wife Alexandra Rangel decided almost 10 years ago that they wanted to help rising artists show their work. They founded Artoconecto in Washington -- but Saturday marks their organization's first Miami show.
A few months ago I wrote about my beloved Miami Gardens -- how the streets of the city are being beautified while crime seems to be flourishing. Three weeks ago, the crime I wrote about hit very close to home.
MIAMI GARDENS | A burglar stole jewelry, a safe, two cameras and other items after breaking a window at a house in the 17100 block of Northwest Ninth Place between midnight and 11 a.m. Sept. 15 that had suffered damage from an earlier fire. The items were valued at $4,800.
T oday I am going to continue on Neighborhood Watch because many of you e-mailed me wanting to know more about how it works and what it requires to implement.
Leaner budgets for the new fiscal year mean more fees, fewer services and higher tax rates -- despite lower tax bills -- in most county municipalities.
Leaner budgets for the new fiscal year mean more fees, fewer services and higher tax rates -- despite lower tax bills -- in most county municipalities.
During a recent meeting of the college's Board of Trustees, the foundation was presented with a $25,000 check from Minnesota Timberwolves center-forward Al R. Jefferson.
This is new to many business owners of large corporations, but this is nothing to be alarmed about if you have owned a small business for any length of time. Now, this might be your prevailing thought today, but let's examine real trickle-down economics.
Capping a summer of intensive study and experiences with banking professionals, a group of high school students recently graduated from a camp sponsored by Miami Dade College.
Eye exams, glaucoma screenings and other tests were offered in a recent health fair hosted by a local church.
Today I am going to continue on Neighborhood Watch because many of you e-mailed me wanting to know more about how it works and what it requires to implement.
Activists from Democracia USA gathered at MDC North Campus as part of a larger campaign to petition the federal government for new 'green jobs.'
MIAMI GARDENS | A burglar stole a Jamaican passport, jewelry, a crystal glass, suitcase, jewelry box and lock box after breaking a window at an apartment in the 21400 block of Northwest 13th Court between 6:45 p.m. Sept. 12 and 9:45 a.m. Sept. 13. The items were valued at $3,529. Damage was estimated at $200.
I t is almost with motherly pride that I congratulate the Rev. Dwayne A. Richardson on his 10th year as pastor of Greater Love Missionary Baptist Church.
MIAMI GARDENS Burglars stole a laptop computer, an iPod, a 42-inch television and jewelry after breaking a window and a door at a house in the 100 block of Northeast 214th Street between 3 and 4:30 p.m. Sept. 5. The items were valued at $9,950. Damage was estimated at $150.
The children from the Early Beginnings Academy at the North Shore Hospital now have a state-of-the-art playground that will accommodate to their special needs. The academy has 80 children, 60 of which have special needs.
