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‘It was very emotional’: Miami Central High students go to Zimbabwe for cultural immersion program (opens the original)
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By the third flight, Miami Central High School student Ethen Pierre-Louis’ nerves had finally settled. It was his first trip out of the country, and this one had led him over 8,000 miles from home. Pierre-Louis was one of ten students at Miami Central given the opportunity to travel abroad to Zimbabwe through an exchange program. The Miami-based organization, Blindfolded International Student & Cultural Exchange Program (BISCEP), completely funded and organized this trip. Pierre-Louis was used t
The Overtown Youth Center expands its program model to south Broward County (opens the original)
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For over two decades, the Overtown Youth Center has served as a needed safe haven for students in the historic Miami neighborhood — providing families with academic, financial, and health services. OYC programs are now expanding northward to south Broward County, where its leaders hope to bring these “comprehensive services” to students and their families in the area. “Our thought is that we could provide supplemental services that perhaps the school district may not be able to offer anymore due
Researchers rush to save corals as ocean temperatures reach dangerous heights (opens the original)
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On a sweltering afternoon on Virginia Key Beach, field researchers at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School's Coral Restoration Lab rushed from the ocean, carrying plastic crates filled with elkhorn corals. Still wet from the water, they inspected the corals and prepared them to be placed in temperature-controlled tanks for the summer. They join a wave of rescue missions on Florida’s coast that are removing corals from the sea, in hopes that they can give them a fighting chance this blisteri
‘The minute you hear those drums' — Miramar’s first Goombay Festival celebrates Bahamian pride (opens the original)
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A plume of red and white feathers cascade down the back of parade leader, Tenova Wright. As she directs a procession of drummers and dancers through the plaza, the rhythms of cowbells and Goombay drums mix together with cheers from the jubilant crowd. Over the weekend, the city of Miramar hosted its first ever Goombay festival, bringing the celebration of the Bahama’s rich history and heritage to the city for the first time. “The minute you hear those drums,” Wright said, catching her breath aft
From 'hell hole' to healing: Judge Leifman's 20-year fight to open Miami mental health center (opens the original)
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For almost 30 years, the ninth floor of the Miami-Dade Pre-Trial Detention Center served as the largest psychiatric ward in the state — despite only having one psychiatrist on staff. Now-retired county Judge Steven Leifman called the conditions on the ninth floor a "hell hole": prisoners slept on the floor and were beaten, and, at times, when there was no running water, inmates drank from toilets. "I couldn't believe they would treat people that way," Leifman told WLRN. READ MORE: 'Clock is tick
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