November 2, 2021 – Bugle Miami

‘What our residents want’: Miami Beach voters pass 2 a.m. alcohol sales referendum

Miami Beach voters said “Yes” to a 2 a.m. booze ban on Tuesday, approving a non-binding referendum that served as a flash point in a debate over whether the city has outgrown its world-famous entertainment district. A majority of voters supported the ballot question, which asked whether the city should roll back its 5 a.m. […]

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Man caught on camera trying to steal delivery van in northwest Miami-Dade

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MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – Miami-Dade police released surveillance video Tuesday that shows a man trying to steal a delivery van in northwest Miami-Dade. The incident occurred shortly before 3:15 p.m. Sept. 22 in the area of Northwest 61st Street and 23rd Avenue. According to authorities, the thief, who is believed to be between the ages of

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Tow truck driver attacked at gunpoint in North Miami, arrest report says

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NORTH MIAMI, Fla. – A 22-year-old man is behind bars after police say he and another man pulled out guns and beat up a man who was trying to tow a car in North Miami on Monday morning. Local 10 News reported Monday about the incident, and the arrest report of Illan Geordanice says that he and

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Israeli firm sells downtown Miami garage redevelopment site for $25M

Lifestyle / Newsroom

A pair of foreign real estate investment firms completed a trade for a downtown Miami parking garage that was previously approved for a twin-tower, mixed-use redevelopment project. Mishorim Real Estate Investments, a publicly traded Israeli company, sold the Bayfront Garage at 255 Northeast First Street for $25 million, according to a press release. The buyer

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A delivery woman hides the packages at the request of the client

Local / Newsroom

An Amazon customer has asked the delivery men to hide the packages from her husband. However, this request was not made through the Amazon indication box but was written on the entrance mat. The security camera of the house recorded the moment in which the delivery woman leaves the packages in front of the house

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American Airlines cancels hundreds of weekend flights

Local / Newsroom

DALLAS — American Airlines canceled hundreds of flights Sunday for a third straight day as it struggled with staffing shortages and upended weekend plans for tens of thousands of travelers. By late afternoon Sunday, American had canceled more than 900 flights — one-third of its schedule for the day — after scrapping nearly 900 flights

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Miami Springs police search for missing man with autism

Local / Newsroom

MIAMI SPRINGS, Fla. – A 24-year-old man from Miami Springs who has been diagnosed with autism has been reported missing, authorities confirmed. According to police, Steven Anello was last seen around 2 p.m. on Halloween when he left his house. Police said he was wearing a gray hoodie, black jeans and white Nike sneakers. He was

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Woman Charged In Deadly Sunny Isles Bridge Crash

Local / Newsroom

MIAMI – An arrest has been made in a crash that caused a man to fall to his death off the 163rd Street bridge. Irina Shadrina, 33, faces charges of vehicular homicide and driving under the influence for the October 15th crash. The driver was on the bridge when he apparently experienced engine trouble. He

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Miami High School Teacher Makes All-Natural Smoothies To Help Hungry Students Focus

Local / Newsroom

This math teacher came up with a pretty cool solution after learning his students weren’t focused because they were hungry—make them healthy, all-natural breakfast smoothies to kickstart their day. George A. Caesar, an educator at Liberty City High in Miami, founded Smoothies 4 Students in 2018 after noticing many of his students were struggling to pay attention in

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Tuesday, Election Day in Miami-Dade

Local / Newsroom

MIAMI.- With low numbers in early voting and by mail, residents of different municipalities in Miami-Dade County are preparing to attend the polls this Tuesday, November 2, to elect mayors, commissioners and vote for dissimilar amendments including on the ballot. As for Miami, voters will choose mayors, commissioners and may decide on an amendment for

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