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Miami Herald
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Miami-Dade’s new school chief: Education is the key to community success | Opinion

3+ day, 7+ hour ago   (432+ words) That is where every decision must begin. But our success cannot become our comfort. That work has already begun. This week, the School Board approved the first phase of a central-office reorganization designed to make our district more efficient, responsive…...

Miami Herald
miamiherald.com > news > local > community > miami-dade > article316965941.html

Jimmy Morales on PortMiami fuel, Miami-Dade’s garbage mess and life after County Hall

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (1005+ words) Three months ago, Jimmy Morales was one of the most powerful administrators in local government, serving as a top deputy to Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. Then he tried to close a deal for PortMiami to buy a private fuel…...

Miami Herald
miamiherald.com > entertainment > celebrities > article316932604.html

Celebrity buzz in Miami: A change in the Trump family and a TV anchor’s scare

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (35+ words) Miami Herald A local news anchor’s gym mishap and a presidential granddaughter’s college move-in top Miami’s celebrity scene this week....

Miami Herald
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Where Florida’s gun violence exacts its biggest toll on Black and Latino children

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (1728+ words) Just west of the St. Johns River, which divides this sprawling city racially and economically, 2-year-old A’mahri Robinson was murdered in his mother’s arms. Ladonna Johnson was rocking A’mahri to sleep in March when he was shot in the head…...

Miami Herald
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Florida shrank Black representation to one seat —and expects us to accept it | Opinion

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (599+ words) Florida has 28 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. After this year’s elections, and barring the November general election results, we are staring at the possibility that just one of those 28 seats will be a Black access seat, also known as…...

Miami Herald
miamiherald.com > sports > nfl > miami-dolphins > article316907151.html

Although Dolphins WR Chris Bell is back at practice, he’s not rushing his return

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (497+ words) The last time Chris Bell stepped foot on the field at Hard Rock Stadium, the Miami Dolphins wide receiver dominated. So it’s no surprise that Bell wants to get back there as soon as possible. “It’s going to be very…...

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miamiherald.com > news > local > community > miami-dade > article317198913.html

Stacy Rubin, a Black man lynched over 90 years ago, is focus in new play

3+ day, 9+ min ago   (330+ words) Before this week, I did not know who Rubin Stacy was. Stacy, a Black farmworker and father of two, was lynched in 1935 after a white woman claimed he’d attacked her with a penknife. Stacy was supposed to be taken to…...

Miami Herald
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Play hopes to give a voice to Black man lynched in Broward over 90 year ago

4+ day, 6+ hour ago   (490+ words) In 1935, a horde of white people stood around as Rubin Stacy, a Black farmworker, was lynched in Plantation Florida. Now, 91 years later, Stacy’s killing is the subject of a new play by Jeff Rusnak titled “The Resurrection of Rubin Stacy…...

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Inside the ‘Schools of Hope’ charter that moved into a closed Miami public school

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (1055+ words) The 6-year-olds shot out of their seats, silently pushed their chairs under their desks, lined up single file and headed to their spots on the classroom’s play mat. Moments after, Bill Withers’ “Lovely Day” marked the beginning of “positive greeting…...

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Miami-Dade schools’ transition shows real leadership is what outlasts you | Opinion

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (387+ words) But this transition at M-DCPS offers something that is at times rare in public education: a seamless transfer of leadership that preserves momentum while creating space for what comes next. That is what this moment represents. The work of serving…...

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