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We would love to hear your Miami Story, the tale of how your family found its way to South Florida.

Email your stories and photos to Neighbors@MiamiHerald.com. We'll post your stories on this page and print a sampling in Sunday's Neighbors. You'll find more Miami Stories on the Newsmakers program on Comcast Channel 29 and on WLRN/Herald Radio.

Look for the South Florida history 'Question of the Week,' Thursdays on this page.

ABOUT THIS PROJECT

Miami Stories is part of Make Miami History Now, a project of the Historical Museum of South Florida and The Miami Herald, author/historian Arva Moore Parks, Miami-Dade County Public Schools, National Conference on Citizenship Chaiman Michael Weiser, and Comcast.


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Miami's small-town feel recalled

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The list could go on forever: The Treniers, Pickin' Chicken, Sleepy Time Gal, Parhams, Club Calvert, Bible Joe, The Rockin' MB, Chary's, Silver Dollar Jake, Fun Fair, The Miami News, Embers, Riverside Military Academy, My Dad.

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Miami Stories: Cecilia Dubon Slesnick

Cecilia Dubon Slesnick shares her story of emigrating from Nicaragua with her family at 17 months. Her godfather, then President of Nicaragua, Anastasio Somoza, fled to Miami in July 1979, where he received temporary asylum. The Jimmy Carter administration did not grant permanent asylum and he moved to Paraguay. He was assassinated in Paraguay on Sept. 17, 1980. Slesnick shares her love of her family and of Miami. Video by: Emily Michot / Miami Herald Staff
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