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Univista Insurance honchos pick up North Miami Beach office building for $9M

An insurance company husband-and-wife team expanded their office portfolio with a $9.3 million acquisition in an Opportunity Zone in North Miami Beach. An entity managed by Miami-based Univista Insurance CEO Ivan Herrera, President Ania Herrera and CFO Luis Castro bought the North Miami Beach Financial Center at 16051 West Dixie Highway, according to records. The deal […]

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Barkov Leads Panthers Past Senators 4-3 In Shootout

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OTTAWA, Ontario — Aleksander Barkov had the tying goal late in the third period before scoring the shootout winner, helping the Florida Panthers overcome a three-goal deficit and beat the Ottawa Senators 4-3 on Saturday night. Anthony Duclair and Patric Hornqvist also scored for Florida, which extended its hold on the Eastern Conference lead. Recently

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Nets Add To Miami’s Misery, Rolling Past Heat 110-95

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MIAMI — Goran Dragic looked up at the overhead screen and watched the video that paid tribute to his seven seasons with the Miami Heat, then waved to acknowledge the loud cheers from his former home crowd. It was the start of a great night for the Brooklyn Nets. And it was about the only

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Rehabilitated Dolphin Named Ranger Arrives At Florida Keys Facility

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MIAMI – A rehabilitated juvenile bottlenose dolphin has become the Marathon-based Dolphin Research Center’s newest resident. Ranger, the orphaned male calf, was rescued in June 2021, after being discovered stranded in waters around Goose Island State Park in Texas. The dolphin, who was found near his dead mother, suffered from an underlying respiratory infection and

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Bill Signed To Aid Florida Students With Epilepsy

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TALLAHASSEE – Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday signed a bill that will require schools to create “individualized” action plans to care for students who have epilepsy or seizure disorders. The bill (HB 173) received unanimous approval from lawmakers during the legislative session that ended this month. The measure spells out that the individualized plans will

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Pelican Harbor Gets New Wildlife Ambulance

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MIAMI – It may just look like a nice, new SUV, but this is actually an “ambulance” used to rescue injured wildlife. It was just donated to Pelican Harbor Seabird Station. “It’s with great pride that we present this vehicle as a donation, as a gift to Anna, Chloe and all the folks here at

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Knicks Stun Reeling Heat 111-103

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MIAMI – Immanuel Quickley scored 20 of his 23 points in the fourth quarter, leading a huge comeback that carried the New York Knicks past the reeling Miami Heat 111-103 on Friday night. RJ Barrett scored 18 points for the Knicks, who trailed by 17 points with 11 minutes left before closing on a 38-13

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$250 Million Ultramodern Cancer Center Planned At Mount Sinai In Miami Beach

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Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach announced plans to build a large new cancer facility known as the Irma and Norman Braman Cancer Center. The $250 million facility was announced by Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber said in a State of the City speech earlier this month. In a press release, the hospital said that

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Airport worker arrested for murder of man buying and selling gold in Miami-Dade

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HIALEAH, Fla. – Officers arrested a 22-year-old man early Friday morning in Hialeah for the murder of a 43-year-old man in south Miami-Dade County. Daniel Roche stands accused of fatally shooting Luis Hernandez shortly before 5 p.m. on Wednesday outside of his apartment in the West End neighborhood. His wife, Staci Shantezk, said Hernandez sold jewelry. “He

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Day 1 of Ultra Music Festival draws thousands to Bayfront Park, as drivers face closures

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MIAMI – The party has officially started in downtown Miami, as the Ultra Music Festival kicked off for the first time since its two-year postponement. 7SkyForce hovered over Bayfront Park moments after the gates opened at Bayfront Park, at around 4 p.m., Friday. A large crowd could be seen walking into the venue. Revelers who

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