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Bagel Emporium & Grille reopens at 4000 Ponce in Coral Gables

Miami’s beloved Bagel Emporium recently reopened in Coral Gables as Bagel Emporium & Grille at 4000 Ponce, a nine-story Class-A mixed use office and retail development, situated at the crossroads of Ponce de Leon Boulevard and Bird Road in the City’s Business District. The gourmet deli and restaurant relocated from...
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Miami Airport Becomes Ground Zero for Valentine’s Day Flower Rush

Miami International Airport processes nearly 1 billion flowers for Valentine's Day, ensuring bouquets reach the U.S. safely and on time.
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City of Miami opens applications for Senior Rental Assistance Program

The City of Miami has reopened the Senior Rental Assistance Program (SRAP) for new applications through Friday, Feb. 20. The City of Miami Commission created SRAP to support senior, low-income renters (age 62 and older) living in the City of Miami whose households are at 50 percent of Area Median Income (AMI) or...
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Sickle cell patients ask Florida to close a knowledge gap

In many ways, Shamar Harper is a typical 12-year-old boy living in Miramar. He worries about homework, what he’s going to wear to school, and even the video games he plays. “But I also worry about going to the hospital, taking my medicine, and the pain that shows up even when I didn’t invite it,” Harper told members...
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‘Are you scared now?’: Man, 79, shows gun to Miami-Dade Walmart worker over ‘bad...

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — A senior is facing a felony charge after sheriff’s deputies said he flashed a gun at an employee in the jewelry department of a northwest Miami-Dade Walmart because he felt she had a “bad attitude.”. Deputies arrested Pascual Santana, 79, of Hialeah, on...
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‘There are nights I can’t sleep’: South Floridians find it daunting to pay bills

To listen to the accompanying audio story, click here . To watch the accompanying documentary, click here . Ayanna Ruiz lives confined in the four walls of her 700-square-foot efficiency in West End. She was forced to downsize to a smaller space after one of her roommates moved out from their apartment in Doral. Her...
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The Massive Used Bookstore In Florida That’s Almost Too Good To Be True

In a world increasingly dominated by screens and digital downloads, there exists a magical paper kingdom in Fort Lauderdale where literary treasures wait patiently on wooden shelves for their next caretaker. Old Florida Book Shop isn’t just a store – it’s a time machine disguised as a bookshop, where the...
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South Florida Man Won $2 Million Top Prize from Scratch-Off Game

A South Florida man claimed a $2 million top prize from the Ultimate VIP Ca$hword scratch-off game. The post South Florida Man Won $2 Million Top Prize from Scratch-Off Game appeared first on West Orlando News .
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The Last Carrot in Coconut Grove serves final meals after decades of local love

MIAMI — The Last Carrot, a beloved Coconut Grove restaurant that has nourished locals for five decades, served its final customers this week as owner Erin Compton closes the doors to make way for a new development. “The property was sold as a joint venture and they are doing...
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Study finds Miami has the worst drivers in the United States

Miami has reignited the debate about driving behavior in the United States. A recent study conducted by the legal firm Lemon Law Experts highlights that drivers in this city hold the dubious honor of being the most aggressive, rude, and annoying in the country, surpassing those in other major U.S. metropolitan areas.

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