Opa-locka council votes to keep red-light cameras

- The Miami Herald , May 10

Opa-locka’s city council wants to tweak its red-light camera program, which hasn’t produced the revenue originally expected.

Miami Gardens

Miami Gardens eliminates 3 city advisory boards

- The Miami Herald , May 10

Sparse participation leads Miami Gardens to eliminate three city advisory boards.

Miami-Dade

Hip-hop, dance used to promote youth health at Jungle Island

- The Miami Herald , May 9

Nearly 3,000 students from 15 middle schools and their families from around Miami-Dade County attended Jungle Island as it hosted the 2013 ... Hip Hop 4 Health Fair and Final Dance Competition on Saturday, May 4. At the event, music and dance were used to encourage physical activity, cardiovascular health and other positive healthy behaviors.

Miami man in wrong-way crash that killed four on I-95 gets bond, but not leaving jail soon

- The Miami Herald , May 2

A judge on Thursday granted a $100,000 bond to the man accused of killing four in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 95 — but Willie Dum... el won’t be getting out jail anytime soon.

North Miami

Traffic cams didn’t haul in big bucks in Opa-locka

- The Miami Herald , May 2

Commissioners will take up the issue of red light cameras at its May 8 meeting.

Friends and Neighbors

Delta Sigma Theta honors five in the community for their leadership

- The Miami Herald , May 2

Last Saturday “Yours Truly” was honored, along with four other community “Legends” by the Dade County Alumnae Ch... apter and DeltaCare, Inc., of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, at the sorority's annual “May Week and Scholarship End of the Year Event.’’

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Blogging Black Miami: Florida Memorial University celebrates 134 years

Blogging Black Miami, May. 12, 2013

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Old stories, history, awards and legacies filled the day

Florida Memorial University Acting President Mary A. O'Banner

MIAMI GARDENS, FL. ? The historic bell pealed in the crisp morning air, the sound of drums drifted across the campus and a sea of orange-and-blue set the scene for the Florida Memorial University (FMU) Founders? Day. A' [...]
Naked Politics: Dolphins stadium bill sponsor: 'It's looking bleak'

Naked Politics, May. 3, 2013

(Scott Keeler/Times Photo) Sen. Oscar Braynon, D-Miami Gardens, sits in Florida Senate Friday.

The prime sponsor of the Miami Dolphins? stadium renovation effort said a proposal in Tallahassee is ?looking bleak,? with just hours to go in the Florida Legislature?s session.

Sen. Oscar Braynon, D-Miami Gardens, met with House Speaker Will Weatherford [...]
Phin Phanatic: Miami Dolphins Should Bring QB Tim Tebow Back to Florida

Phin Phanatic, May. 2, 2013

Oct 23, 2011; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow (15) scrambles away from pressure during the game against the Miami Dolphins at the Sun Life Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Lou Novick-USA TODAY Sports

Well, here it is. Since I haven’t seen it yet, I’ll be that guy and [...]
Phin Phanatic: Dolphins? Ross Sees Bus. Tosses Sparano Under It

Phin Phanatic, Apr. 28, 2013

Dec 16, 2012; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross before a game between the Miami Dolphins and Jacksonville Jaguars at Sun Life Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Mayer-USA TODAY Sports

The NFL Draft wrapped up yesterday and while the Miami Dolphins were making news with who they were [...]
Blogging Black Miami: City of Miami Gardens Taps Sonshine Communications as PR Agency for the City?s 10th Year Anniversary Campaign

Blogging Black Miami, Apr. 24, 2013

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Miami Gardens, FL -- Marking the 10th Anniversary, the City of Miami Gardens has announced a new business relationship with one of Florida?s leading public relations, marketing, and advertising agencies.

Sonshine Communications has been retained to assist in providing marketing, production and creative support services to the City of [...]

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