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Miami-Dade to give away thousands of trees at Zoo Miami: Here’s how to get one (opens the original)
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Would you like to have a fruit tree in your yard without spending a single dollar? Well, on Sunday, thousands of residents will have that chance. Miami-Dade will wrap up its 2026 “Adopt-a-Tree” season with a major giveaway at Zoo Miami, where more than 2,500 trees will be distributed free to eligible homeowners. And there’s an extra perk: eligible residents can take home up to two trees per household per year. Distribution starts at 8:30 a.m. and is scheduled to run until 11:30 a.m., or until th
Proposal for former site of Miami Herald includes 4-tower transformation on Biscayne Bay (opens the original)
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After sitting empty for more than a decade, the former Miami Herald property on Biscayne Bay is drawing attention again thanks to a proposal by an architecture firm that aims to turn it into Miami Bay Towers. The project is a proposal by the Gómez Platero architecture firm that envisions four towers, a 300-room hotel, retail, and public spaces. Right now, it's just an idea, and has not been approved for construction. The story of this property dates back to 2011, when the McClatchy Company—owner
Coconut Grove Playhouse: What the transformation of Miami’s historic theater will look like (opens the original)
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For nearly 20 years, the Coconut Grove Playhouse has sat dark. The historic facade is still standing, but the theater closed its doors in 2006. Now, after years of design changes, preservation disputes, and court and zoning battles, the project is moving forward again. In July 2026, the City of Miami Commission unanimously approved Miami-Dade’s appeal related to the zoning requests. The decision allows the county to move toward permits for the second phase, which includes completing the historic
2026 Primaries in Miami-Dade and Broward: The Voting Guide You Need (opens the original)
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The Tuesday primary election isn’t just a stop on the way to November. For thousands of residents in Miami-Dade and Broward, that day can directly determine who will make decisions about schools, transportation, taxes, housing, public safety, courts and services that affect daily life. The Florida primaries will decide federal, state and local races, but many of the most important contests will be in the levels of government closest to voters: school boards, county commissions, city offices and
5 Years After July 11: The protest that changed Cuba forever (opens the original)
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Five years ago, protests quickly spread across dozens of Cuban cities, driven by a combination of factors: blackouts, shortages of food and medicine, the impact of the pandemic, the economic crisis, and growing dissatisfaction with the country’s political situation. The images on July 11, 2021, went around the world within hours. Thousands of people marched shouting “Freedom” and “Homeland and Life,” while social media streamed in real time what was happening on an island that for decades had se
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