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Town’s next ‘Shred-A-Thon’ is on June 14 |
The Town of Cutler Bay’s next “Shred-A-Thon” event will take place on Friday, June 14, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Cutler Bay Town Center, South Parking Lot, in an effort to fight against identity theft. A similar event took last year in June. “It is designed to be a resource for the community,” said Paola Perez, Events & Programs Specialist for the Department of Parks & Recreation. According to information from town staff, someone’s identity is stolen every two seconds. This common occurrence is made easier for thieves when people throw old documents, bills, bank statements and other paperwork with detailed personal information in the trash outside their homes, where it is easily accessible... Read More |
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Consolidating County services closer to residents is critical to building Miami-Dade of the future |
Miami-Dade County is committed to investing in the infrastructure we need to ensure our community’s continued growth and prosperity. Streamlining the planning and permitting process is critical to our long-term success – that’s why consolidating County services in a central, accessible place has been a key goal of County leaders and the development community. Consolidation of County departments at the 9250 West Flagler building will bring together critical county services in one centrally-located site. This move will provide significantly greater access and convenience for residents and businesses, and more seamlessly integrate the pieces of the development process as we work to build a more modern, livable... Read More |
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Host Fara Sax welcomes Janis Ehlers, President of Ehlers Group on The Community Voice |
Host Fara Sax welcomes Janis Ehlers, President of Ehlers Group on The Community Voice |
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EdFed’s Money Tips: Buying a Home in Miami’s Tough Housing Market |
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Buying a home is one of life’s biggest decisions, and it remains at the heart of the American Dream. Unlike renting, owning a home means more than just having a place to live – it offers a sense of belonging, stability, and freedom. According to CNN Business, in 2023, around 4.5 million people achieved that dream of buying a home. However, if you live in South Florida, you know that buying a house can be an overwhelming and expensive journey. While mortgage rates remain at a two-decade high, Miami-Dade County has continued to lead the U.S. in home price appreciation, according to a December 2023 report from the Miami Association of Realtors. Another report from Rocket Homes disclosed that in March 2024 the median home price in Miami was $540,091, up 6.9% over last year. So with higher mortgage rates and increased prices, is it any wonder why it is so difficult to achieve the American Dream of becoming a homeowner?... Read More |
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Grant Miller Celebrates GMFEA’s 11th Annual GMFEA’s 11th Annual Event, ‘Reimagine, Refresh, Renew |
Grant Miller Joins Eduardo Moya & Kiko Suarez on the Day In Miami Podcast Show! |
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City of Coral Gables Welcomes Monica Beltran as new Director of Parking and Mobility Services |
The City of Coral Gables announced that Monica Beltran has been appointed the new Director of Parking and Mobility Services. She succeeds Kevin Kinney, who is retiring after a 17-year tenure. Beltran previously held the role of Parking Director for the City of Miami Beach. During her time there, she significantly boosted operational efficiency and profitability through challenging periods. Additionally, she has over 30 years of experience in the industry. She worked for the Miami-Dade Aviation Department as Director of Landside Operations where she was responsible for transportation and... Read More |
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Grant Miller attends the Kendall Federation of Homeowners Association Teacher Appreciation Event |
Grant Miller attends the Kendall Federation of Homeowners Association Teacher Appreciation Event |
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Girl Scouts of Tropical Florida Receives First Federal Dollars for Camp Mahachee Restoration Project |
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Girl Scouts of Tropical Florida (GSTF) is proud to announce the Camp Mahachee Hardwood Hammock Restoration project is the recipient of $450,000 in federal funding as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2024. The monies are allocated for the continued restoration of the 11-acre hardwood hammock habitat, a GSTF property located in Coral Gables. The funding was secured in March of 2024 by Representative María Elvira Salazar (R-FL), with support from Government Relations and Community Affairs teams at Nicklaus Children’s Health System as part of $23 million dollars Congresswoman Salazar secured in government appropriations for critical projects in Miami-Dade County. This project will provide resources for Phase 2 and Phase 3 of the ongoing rehabilitation and restoration project, which includes removal of invasive species, installation of open area features such as trails, benches, and educational guides related to the... Read More |
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Grant Miller attends the Mexican American Council Student Recognition Event |
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Grant Miller plays soccer at the FCC USA Corporate Soccer Tournament |
Grant Miller plays soccer at the FCC USA Corporate Soccer Tournament |
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The Jewish Soldier Who Sent Hitler and the World a Message by Willard Shepard, Esq. |
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Barry University Men’s Soccer Team Second Annual Barry Soccer Clinic |
Barry University men’s Soccer Team hosted their second annual Barry Soccer Clinic for more than 30 youth from Chapman Partnership, the largest emergency housing provider in Miami Dade County for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. During the clinic, the children participated in fun-filled soccer training, skills and scrimmages followed by a pizza lunch sponsored by Scooter... Read More |
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Small Business Matters: Don McClain, CEO of Fast Commercial Capital |
Small Business Matters Host Carlos Ribero, President of nextMedia, talks with Don McClain, CEO of Fast Commercial Capital. |
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FPL tests readiness for potentially active 2024 hurricane season in annual storm drill |
Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) is challenging its employees with a simulated Category 4 hurricane during the company’s annual storm drill this week. As part of FPL’s extensive year-round focus on storm preparation, this week-long drill helps employees prepare to respond when customers need them most. By the numbers: FPL has invested in a stronger, smarter and more storm-resilient energy grid that benefits customers by improving the speed of restoration and reducing outage times following severe weather. These grid enhancements... Read More
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Miami-Dade County Commissioner Kionne McGhee Propels Economic Development with Costco Project
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Miami-Dade County Commissioner Kionne McGhee is proud to announce a major economic development initiative that will significantly benefit the South-Dade community. In response to recent inquiries regarding the economic viability of the proposed Costco development on a County-owned site held by the Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (WASD), Commissioner McGhee outlined the substantial positive impact and economic benefits this project will bring to District 9. “The site in question, acquired by the County for approximately $2.7 million in 2003, has remained unused by WASD, providing no value to the community for over two decades. In a strategic move to revitalize the area and boost economic growth, a leading South Florida developer has proposed to... Read More |
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Grant Miller attends the SebastianStrong Howl at the Moon Event |
Grant Miller attends the SebastianStrong Howl at the Moon Event |
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Rotarians take to sea for district conference and day of service |
District 6990 Rotarians, an international district that includes Nassau, Grand Bahamas, boarded the Celebrity Reflection for a weekend cruise on May 3. The conference included two volunteer service projects in Nassau with the local Rotarians while the ship docked there on May 5th. While several Rotarians volunteered to help clear fields in a nature preserve, others participated with a promotional video to bring about awareness for human trafficking in downtown Nassau. The two groups later joined for a boxed lunch and tour at the preserve followed by a bus ride back to city center for some liquor infused ice cream at a shop owned by a local Rotarian who donated a portion of the day’s proceeds to the human trafficking awareness campaign effort. Kudos to outgoing District 6990 Governor Barbara Gobbi and so many Rotarians who helped make this a memorable conference.
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2024 Lincoln Nautilus Offers Great Tech |
Starting at $74,250, the 2024 Lincoln Nautilus Black Label SUV is full of great tech that is very impressive. With Lincoln, you expect luxury and the Nautilus fulfills your expectations in that department. The SUV is spacious and really gorgeous on the inside. The seats feel great, as does the steering wheel and everything else. And, I know that when I look at my passenger in the back seat they are going to feel comfortable and happy. But the tech is really something. You sit inside and you get basically a digital screen from the driver side window to the passenger side window. This panoramic display is something to behold. You can get the speed, gas usage, navigation... Read More |
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