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From Liberty City to the Oscars: 'Moonlight' creators reflect on 10 years since movie debut (opens the original)
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Before they were Oscar winners, director Barry Jenkins and playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney were two Black boys growing up in Miami. McCraney was raised in Liberty City’s Liberty Square, known to many as “Pork and Beans,” a neighborhood once separated from surrounding communities by a segregation wall built during the Jim Crow era. Jenkins grew up nearby in Lake Manor and spent much of his childhood in Liberty City around family. Drawing on their own lives, including growing up with mothers who
Why Hollywood Mayor Josh Levy broke with Democrats (opens the original)
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Hollywood Mayor Josh Levy, now in his third and final term leading Broward County's third-largest city, has left the Democratic Party and re-registered as an independent. It’s a move he says reflects a growing frustration with the hyper-partisan climate gripping American politics at every level of government. Speaking on WLRN's South Florida Roundup with host Tim Padgett, Levy said the decision, made in March, was not driven by a single event. He called it “cumulative" and explained that people
Broward man suffering from Alzheimer's disease sees improvements from new treatment (opens the original)
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Florida ranks second only to California in the number of residents living with Alzheimer's disease. Now, a groundbreaking medication being administered at Broward Health's Memory Disorder Center is offering new hope to those fighting the memory-destroying brain disorder. It’s called Kisunla, and it is a medication that’s effective at targeting and clearing the plaque that can build up in brain cells and lead to Alzheimer’s. A Kisunla treatment program is underway this year at Broward Health's Me
After 2 Pulitzers and 27 years covering federal courts, Jay Weaver retires from the Miami Herald (opens the original)
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At a time when journalists are being laid off nationwide and in South Florida, longtime Miami Herald federal courts reporter Jay Weaver is concluding a monumental 50-year career in journalism on his own terms — leaving behind a legacy that includes two Pulitzer Prizes and nearly three decades spent reporting on one of the nation's most vital beats. He joined WLRN's South Florida Roundup host Tim Padgett on Friday to talk about his career documenting high-stakes legal battles, political sagas, an
A Brickell condominium raises controversy over short-term rentals (opens the original)
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The party at a Brickell condo complex just won’t stop. Miami Herald reporter Linda Robertson has been following The Club At Brickell Bay, a 43-story Brickell condo complex that hosts many short term rentals. According to the Herald, around 85% of The Club’s 643 units are Airbnbs owned by absentee investors. “ During COVID, when there was this huge influx of people who were looking for short-term places to stay, the president of the board at that time saw an opportunity," she said on the latest e
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