Since 1986, Young at Art has been the lone children’s museum in Broward County. But now, the beloved institution is getting the boot because of mounting debt it owes the county in rent, maintenance, and operations costs. At a meeting yesterday, the Broward County commission voted to end its lease with Young at Art, saying
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Park goers in the city of Miami will have more chances to return to their favorite places to run, play and enjoy the outdoors amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The city announced that all parks would open starting next Monday, September 28th, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily with specific safety and usage restrictions
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The Miami-Dade School Board voted unanimously Tuesday to delay the start of in-person instruction to at least Oct. 14. Students would return to school in a staggered approach, with all students in physical classrooms by Oct. 21. Superintendent of Schools Alberto Carvalho initially recommended Monday that students return on the following dates: Sept. 30 Pre-Kindergarten
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Miami-Dade police announced Tuesday the arrest of a homeless man in the beating of an elderly Metromover rider. The suspect, who was identified as Robert Lee Ribbs, 62, is a accused of an unprovoked attack on an elderly man on Sunday morning, as he rode the train . Police say the victim was approached by
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Vanessa Bryant is suing the L.A. County Sheriff and his department, claiming they caused her severe emotional distress … when deputies allegedly took personal cellphone photos of the bodies of Kobe and Gigi Bryant at the scene of the helicopter crash that took their lives. According to the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, “no fewer than 8 sheriff’s deputies at the
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Jonathan Guerra thought that he was communicating with a romantic interest who he could involve in his efforts to promote multilingual ISIS propaganda, but the person in Miami who he was really sending information to was a covert FBI employee, according to the FBI. Guerra, who was born in Cuba and is a U.S. naturalized
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Corey Smith, a teacher and football coach at Miami Senior High School, was shot and killed inside his Northwest Miami-Dade home, police said, and detectives are questioning a 15-year-old boy in connection with his death. 7News cameras captured an active scene outside the victim’s home along the 2100 block of Northwest 97th Street, just after
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Miami-Dade Police Department Captain Tyrone White was killed in an off-duty car crash on Sunday, the department announced Sunday evening. White, who is the father of NFL running back James White of the New England Patriots, was pronounced dead on the scene. His wife Lisa, who was also in the car, and another person were
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There’s been another attack on Miami’s Metromover. A 74-year-old man was on his way to work as a parking valet Sunday morning when he was beaten. It happened just weeks after a woman was assaulted on the same transit system. Eduardo Fernandez was viciously attacked after he boarded the Metromover at Government Center on the
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During a special meeting of the Miami-Dade School Board on Monday, Superintendent Alberto Carvalho revealed his plan on getting students back into the classroom. Under the proposal, September 28th and 29th would be teacher planning days. September 28th would be optional, the 29th would not. On September 30th, early childhood and students with special needs
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