Little Havana used to look like that? See the old pictures from the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s
Little Havana got its name from the hundreds of thousands of Cubans who fled their homeland between the late 1950s and early 1970s and settled in what originally was a lower-middle-class Southern and ...
South Dade News Leader1d
New Transit-Oriented Community Coming to West Miami-Dade
Miami-Dade County leaders are excited about the beginning of a new transit community. The Miami-Dade County Department of ...
WLRN1d
North Miami’s 7th Ave. corridor eyes major revitalization
The North Miami CRA allocated $1 million for façade improvements, lighting, and accessibility enhancements. Leadership ...
How ‘Dexter: Original Sin,’ ‘Pulse’ and Local Incentives are Putting Miami Back on the Production Map
It might seem redundant, given that both locales are known for their beaches, but Miami’s are backed by an urban skyline, ...
WPLG2d
Miami-Dade school board considers ‘wearable panic button’ for staff
Miami-Dade County School Board members planned to “explore” the “feasibility of a wearable panic button for school staff to ...
The Miami Times2d
Miami Gardens honors Black sorority leaders with Alpha Kappa Alpha street renaming
In a significant move celebrating the contributions of historically Black sororities, the city of Miami Gardens recently ...
Miami's Community Newspapers5d
Juniorette Club of Coconut Grove empowers community’s youth
The Juniorette Club of Coconut Grove is a vibrant, youth-led organization that empowers local young people through leadership, service, and collaboration. Founded in early 2023 by Jaimie de Vreeze, ...
Miami's Community Newspapers6d
St. Brendan’s HS’s Juliet Rodriguez assists A Safe Haven for Newborns
Juliet Rodriguez, a Senior attending St. Brendan’s High School, has been working with A Safe Haven for Newborns for years. From walking in their 5K walks to assisting with auction items for their Gala ...