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Miami prepares to get on the bus

Will Blacks show up in force for Obama’s inauguration? In January 2009, it seemed like scores of Blacks from across the country were planning to converge on our nation’s Capitol…

Defense readies its challenge in Wilson case

The defense will begin its work today [Wednesday] in the Rilya Wilson case and is expected to call witnesses who will deny testimony previously presented by the prosecution. The State…

Thirty-five seconds becomes a lifetime

Three years after the earthquake in Haiti loved ones are still trying to heal. Many Haitians paused to reflect upon the 35-second earthquake that decimated their country and claimed hundreds…

‘One bullet’ plan seeks to keep the peace

Edmonson leads fight against celebratory gunfire Miami-Dade County Vice-Chairwoman Audrey M. Edmonson and City of Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado kicked off efforts for their annual “One Bullet Kills the Party”…

Good Deeds Rewarded

The youth of Opa-locka were treated with 150 bicycles for being good children during the year thanks to donations from community business owners in an effort spearheaded by City Commissioner…

Opa-locka resumes hearings for ‘saggy pants’ violators

Saggy pants violators in Opa-locka will have their day before a judge soon. The City’s code enforcement department resumes its special master’s hearings in December — addressing a backlog of cases…

Spence-Jones Lawsuit

City Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones files a lawsuit against the State Attorney and members of her staff.         Complaint FILED 120312…

Walking for those impacted by HIV/AIDS:

Officials from the City of Miami partnered with community health care agencies and non-profit organizations throughout the County for a Tree of Life and Lighting Ceremony last Friday evening in…