Gilbert says city shifting to community policing
MIAMI GARDENS – Miami Gardens Mayor Oliver Gilbert on Tuesday side-stepped a blistering news report on heavy-handed police action against residents as he gave his …
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Youth auto training program a path to a better life for grads
DEERFIELD BEACH — Twenty-seven young men and women who have been coping with troubled lives are now trained to enter the automotive industry, thanks to …
Facelift for Riviera Beach Heights
RIVIERA BEACH — The oldest neighborhood in Riviera Beach, known as Riviera Beach Heights, is about to get a facelift.
Magic Johnson to join ‘My Brother’s Keeper’ initiative
WASHINGTON — Basketball legend Earvin “Magic” Johnson will help lead a White House push to get more Americans involved in reversing underachievement among young minority …
The important role of an RFP
Nonprofit organizations often secure the services of fundraising-related consultants and contractors to support operations and growth. Services may be needed to supplement the expertise of …
Novelist Sam Greenlee, 83
CHICAGO (AP) — Poet and novelist Sam Greenlee has died in Chicago at the age of 83.
Colors festival returns for 3-peat
HOLLYWOOD — A staple of National Caribbean-American Heritage Month returns to South Florida and it vows to give you an authentic experience.
Tortug’Air makes first flight from Fort Lauderdale to Haiti
FORT LAUDERDALE — Tortug’Air, a Haitian airline based in Port-au-Prince, will make daily flights to Cap-Haïtien from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) starting Thursday, June …
Partial list of Caribbean-American Heritage Month events
MIAMI June 5 Caribbean-American Heritage Month Kick-off Celebration at Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), 1103 Biscayne Blvd., Miami. Hosted by Neki Mohan of Channel 10 …
Charlie Crist opens campaign office
LIBERTY CITY — Dozens came out to show support at the Charlie Crist for Governor office opening in Liberty City, including Miami-Dade Public Schools Board …