Elderly woman attacked by neighbor’s dogs in Miami

- The Miami Herald , Jul 8

An elderly woman attacked by two dogs Monday was in good condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami police said..

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Men & Boys Day observance honors late St. Agnes’ leader

- The Miami Herald , Jun 27

Men’s Day in African-American churches recognizes men and boys for their achievements, accomplishments and potential. On Sunday at th... e historic St. Agnes’ Episcopal Church, 1750 NW Third Ave., the 29th annual Men and Boys Day observance will begin at 10 a.m. The theme for this year’s program is “The Value of Family.” A special tribute will be made remembering the life and times of the Venerable John Edwin Culmer (1891-1963), priest and archdeacon, on the 50th anniversary of his death.

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City opens door to world of ‘Arabian Nights’

- The Miami Herald , Jun 25

Nestled in the northern reaches of Miami-Dade County is a city unlike any other, one that — with a good imagination — can tran... sport someone into tales from the Islamic Golden Age.

Miami

State orders Miami assisted living facility to close

- The Miami Herald , Jun 14

Fines and closure come after an elderly woman was tied to a wheelchair with restraints.

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Miami-Dade police fatally shoot man during arrest attempt

- The Miami Herald , Jun 15

Miami-Dade police responded to an incident Saturday morning in the Gladeview neighborhood that left one man dead.

Historic Hampton House Motel, part of Miami’s black history, breaks ground on restoration project

- The Miami Herald , May 23

The nearly $6 million project will restore the Brownsville motel to the look of its heyday, when its restaurant and jazz club were the ... 1C;in spot’’ for performers and black Miamians who were not allowed into Miami Beach and Miami hotels.

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Riptide 2.0: HIV-Positive Residents Claim Salvation Army Shelter Is Forcing Them Back Onto the Streets

Riptide 2.0, Jun. 27, 2013

HIV-positive residents at a Salvation Army shelter in Liberty City claim they are being forced back onto the streets this weekend because of bigotry and budget cuts. Two people living in the char...
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Blogging Black Miami: THE LIBERTY CITY COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER HAS RELOCATED

Blogging Black Miami, Jun. 15, 2013

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Residents may continue to access human and social services in a new location.

(MIAMI, June 13, 2013) ? To continue serving the residents of Liberty City and the surrounding areas the Miami-Dade Community Action and Human Services Department (CAHSD) Liberty City Community Service Center has [...]
Riptide 2.0: Former CEO of Veteran's Assistance Agency Gets 85 Days In the Slammer

Riptide 2.0, May. 28, 2013

The former head of a Liberty City non-profit agency that assisted veterans will spend 85 days in jail for stealing taxpayer money meant to help vets get back on their feet. Last week, 60-year-old...
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South Florida Theatre Scene: Mondays are Dark

South Florida Theatre Scene, Apr. 22, 2013

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Photo by Teddy Harrell Today's "dark" theater is at The African-American Performing Arts Community Theater (AAPACT) at the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center. The center's Wendell A Narcisse Performing Arts Theater is a black box that can seat up to 250. Located in the heart of Liberty City, [...]
Soul Of Miami: Let?s Invest For Tomorrow, Liberty City! 4/27/13

Soul Of Miami, Apr. 12, 2013

Let’s Invest For Tomorrow, Liberty City!
Saturday, 04/27/2013, 11:00 am – 02:00 pm
Charles Hadley Park
1350 NW 50 St,
Miami, Florida 33142
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NHSSF is hosting this community event with seven partner organizations and Wells Fargo’s NeighborhoodLIFT program to provide an opportunity for residents to learn about affordable [...]

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