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- Sep 29, 2026
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Miami launches summit to help churches and nonprofits develop unused property (opens the original)
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A church parking lot could become affordable housing. A nonprofit may envision a childcare center or neighborhood clinic. But for Miami organizations that own property, deciding what to build is only the beginning. They must also weigh costs, find trustworthy partners and protect the mission that brought them there. That is the focus of âDevelop to Serve,â a free, two-day summit taking place Oct. 5-6, hosted by the City of Miami in partnership with Collective Empowerment Group of South Flori
Rafael Villalobos outlines vision to strengthen Miami-Dade County Public Schools amid enrollment decline (opens the original)
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Rafael Villalobos is beginning his tenure as superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) with an ambitious vision: to make the district financially stronger, expand innovative programs and persuade more families that M-DCPS remains their best choice. Villalobos, 54, who began his career 32 years ago as a teacher at South Dade Senior High School, replaced former Superintendent Jose Dotres on Sept. 2. A district veteran, he previously served as a principal at four public schools, h
Mykita Cherry-Prime and Roderick Mack advance in Miami Gardens Seat 4 race (opens the original)
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Miami Gardens voters will choose between educator Mykita Cherry-Prime and youth football leader and finance professional Roderick âRodâ Mack in the Nov. 3 runoff for City Council Seat 4. Cherry-Prime and Mack advanced after finishing first and second, respectively, in the cityâs three-candidate election on Aug. 18. Cherry-Prime received 45.9% of the vote, while Mack secured approximately 40.5%. Former candidate Angela Maria Wynter finished third. The seat is temporarily occupied by Dr. LaT
Marking Millionaire's Row: UM students design markers to preserve Liberty City’s Black history (opens the original)
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Across from Liberty Square in Liberty City, a historic corridor once flourished. During segregation, when discriminatory housing policies restricted where Black families could live, Miamiâs wealthy Black entrepreneurs and civic leaders built grand homes along Northwest 67th Street. Built between 1947 and 1953, the area became known as Millionaireâs Row. Today, University of Miami graduate architecture students are helping revive this overlooked history, one custom-designed marker at a time.
South Dade employers could get thousands to hire and train workers (opens the original)
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South Dade employers struggling to fill jobs could receive reimbursement for up to 100% of a new employeeâs training wages while also benefiting from tax credits and customized apprenticeship programs. Those incentives took center stage during a workforce employer engagement summit hosted by CareerSource South Floridaat Miami Dade Collegeâs Homestead Campus. Business leaders, municipal officials and workforce-development partners gathered to discuss how to attract companies, expand existing
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