The Archdiocese of Miami’s mask policy for its 61 schools is currently more strict than the public school districts. To opt out of wearing a face covering, Catholic school students at all grades must be fully vaccinated. Earlier this week, both Miami-Dade County Public Schools and Broward County Public Schools made masks optional for all […]
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MIAMI – There were solemn ceremonies in Miami, Doral, and other cities in Miami-Dade County. There were marching bands and dancers during a patriotic parade in Miami Beach. DORAL The new commander of the United States Southern Command, Gen. Laura J. Richardson, was the guest speaker at Thursday’s ceremony at Veterans Park in Doral. The new
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Miami Mayor Francis Suarez said Thursday the city would make digital wallets for its residents to dole out a “bitcoin yield” as a dividend directly from the city’s crypto, MiamiCoin, as part of its plan to become a cryptocurrency capital. Miami Mayor Francis Suarez speaks at crypto-currency conference Bitcoin 2021 Convention in Miami, … [+] KEY
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Once upon a not-too-distant Art Basel Miami Beach, before the pandemic upended social gatherings, a creative crowd packed into the Shorecrest home of art dealer Nina Johnson and singer-songwriter Daniel Milewski. The musician and conceptual artist Terry Allen had set up his keyboard in the living room, where an audience gathered close—some on the sofas,
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NORTHEAST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. – A driver appears to be OK after a rollover crash in Northeast Miami-Dade. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue crews responded to the scene along 18th Street and Northeast Sixth Avenue, Thursday morning. 7SkyForce hovered above the scene where the driver of an SUV could be seen walking out of the vehicle on its
MIAMI – The Miami Book Fair is back following last year’s virtual-only event and kicks off this Sunday, November 14 on the Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus in Downtown Miami. “God I could start crying, this is our 38th year,” said Lisette Mendez, Director of Programs, Miami Book Fair. Last year’s Book Fair was completely
MIAMI – The City of Miami found a unique way to say thank you to veterans this Veterans Day. On Thursday, the police and fire department changed the design of one of their vehicles to show veterans just how much they’re appreciated. The fire engine rolled up to a ceremony outside City Hall Thursday morning bearing
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MIAMI – Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden will light up the night sky this winter with a whimsical light show through the beginning of January. The outdoor light displays and holograms of the NightGarden can be seen throughout the garden in the heart of Coral Gables beginning Friday. Visitors can also search for fairies hidden in the garden by
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Miami’s future could be one of enormous concrete seawalls stretching along the coast. Or something a little different — where mangroves become the type of infrastructure that really protects the city. Marbelys Garriga is fighting for a future where coastal urban landscape and design is dominated by living shorelines that benefit precious water resources, protect wildlife and help
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MIAMI BEACH, FLA. – Cities across South Florida are honoring service members who have bravely fought for the United States. Miami Beach will host their 13th annual parade on Thursday. Last year, the event was held virtually due to the pandemic, but is back. The event includes a march down Ocean Drive, from fifth to
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