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🏗️ Miami’s Biggest Redevelopment Project Sparks Community Debate 🏗️A $2.6 billion redevelopment project in Little Haiti ...
03/07/2025

🏗️ Miami’s Biggest Redevelopment Project Sparks Community Debate 🏗️

A $2.6 billion redevelopment project in Little Haiti and Little River is set to transform Miami, bringing thousands of apartments, a new Tri-Rail station, and retail spaces. But local organizations, workers, and faith leaders are demanding a fair deal—including better wages, worker protections, and truly affordable housing.

Will the developers listen? And what does this mean for Miami’s future?

https://www.miamitimesonline.com/news/local/proposed-2-6b-redevelopment-sparks-debate-over-housing-and-worker-rights/article_18914b78-fb6e-11ef-9f46-1fcd3b975359.html?block_id=501774

🎷✨ A Night to Remember! 🎤🎶The legendary Knight Beat nightclub came alive once again at "Night at The Sir John’s Knight B...
03/07/2025

🎷✨ A Night to Remember! 🎤🎶

The legendary Knight Beat nightclub came alive once again at "Night at The Sir John’s Knight Beat," a vibrant celebration of Overtown’s rich cultural history. From soul-stirring performances to legendary guests, the event honored the past while inspiring the future.

Relive the magic and see how Miami paid tribute to its musical roots. Read the full story here: https://www.miamitimesonline.com/lifestyles/arts_culture/a-night-at-the-sir-johns-knight-beat-revives-overtowns-musical-legacy/article_2c93f6e4-f983-11ef-a5c9-872148c42733.html

🌿 From the "grime and grit" of the inner city to the vast, untouched beauty of the Everglades, artist Charles Humes Jr. ...
03/07/2025

🌿 From the "grime and grit" of the inner city to the vast, untouched beauty of the Everglades, artist Charles Humes Jr. has always been an observer. His latest exhibition, Squash, captures a rare shift in focus—one that transports viewers to the heart of Florida’s wetlands.

Now, he’s preparing for his next journey back. Read how his experience with Artists in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE) shaped his perspective and art. 🎨✨

📍 The exhibition is free and on view at Westchester Regional Library until April 9.

👉 Read more: https://www.miamitimesonline.com/lifestyles/from-city-streets-to-swamp-scenes-charles-humes-jr-s-everglades-awakening/article_8590a6d6-f98b-11ef-8ce1-db3990e1804c.html

🎶🎷 Jazz in the Gardens is back! 🎤🌴On March 8-9, 2025, Hard Rock Stadium transforms into a music lover’s paradise as Jazz...
03/07/2025

🎶🎷 Jazz in the Gardens is back! 🎤🌴

On March 8-9, 2025, Hard Rock Stadium transforms into a music lover’s paradise as Jazz in the Gardens brings together legends like Ms. Lauryn Hill, New Edition, Toni Braxton, and more! From R&B to hip-hop, soul to jazz, this festival is a must-attend event.

🔥 Want to know the full lineup, ticket options, and festival tips? Click here for everything you need to know: https://www.miamitimesonline.com/lifestyles/arts_culture/know-before-you-go-jazz-in-the-gardens/article_3207e1c2-f978-11ef-a4b4-d31847534141.html

📢 Community Voices Rise as Broward Estates Elementary Faces Closure 📢Residents of Lauderhill gathered at Saint George Pa...
03/06/2025

📢 Community Voices Rise as Broward Estates Elementary Faces Closure 📢

Residents of Lauderhill gathered at Saint George Park with a clear message: Keep our school open. But despite their efforts, the Broward County School Board voted to repurpose Broward Estates Elementary into an early learning center.

“This is not just about Broward Estates. This is about the whole community,” said longtime resident Delphia Kaigler.

What does this decision mean for students, families, and the future of education in Broward County? Read more: 🔗 https://www.miamitimesonline.com/news/local/we-want-our-neighborhood-school-pushback-as-broward-shutters-majority-black-elementary/article_9a3a4c68-f94f-11ef-b2f9-6ff4f9911d66.html

👏 Honoring a Legacy! 👏 Miami-Dade County has officially renamed a portion of Northwest 69th Street as "H.T. Smith Street...
03/06/2025

👏 Honoring a Legacy! 👏 Miami-Dade County has officially renamed a portion of Northwest 69th Street as "H.T. Smith Street" in recognition of attorney, civil rights leader, and community advocate H.T. Smith. From breaking legal barriers to leading the historic "Boycott Miami" campaign, Smith's contributions to justice and equality have left a lasting impact.

Read more about his incredible journey and the street renaming ceremony here: https://www.miamitimesonline.com/news/local/miami-dade-county-honors-h-t-smith-with-street-renaming/article_ab7eb32c-f9dd-11ef-ae0a-5b0b74008154.html

👑 A President or a King? 👑From executive orders bypassing Congress to unchecked firings across government agencies, Dona...
03/02/2025

👑 A President or a King? 👑

From executive orders bypassing Congress to unchecked firings across government agencies, Donald Trump is consolidating power in ways never seen before. Some say he's turning the U.S. presidency into a kingship—just like the monarchy we once fought to escape.

🔹 Supreme Court immunity ruling
🔹 Mass firings across federal agencies
🔹 Fear among immigrants & legal residents
🔹 Elon Musk’s unchecked influence

What does this mean for America’s future? Read the full article here: https://www.miamitimesonline.com/opinion/the-united-states-of-america-has-a-king/article_04a15144-f3bc-11ef-b9d5-6329bbf7b651.html

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