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American Friends Service Committee members call on lawmakers to visit ICE facilities (opens the original)
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MIRAMAR, Fla. — The American Friends Service Committee, a nonprofit organization founded in 1917 by the Quakers, objected to the abuse of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees. On Wednesday, Yareliz Mendez-Zamora, the policy coordinator for AFSC Florida, stood outside of the ICE- Enforcement and Removal Operations facility in Miramar. “This is a public cry to our members of Congress. Use your oversight powers and continue to do the unannounced visits,” Mendez-Zamora said during a ne
Broward commissioners vote to take back fire department from BSO in move Tony slams as ‘betrayal’ (opens the original)
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — On Tuesday, Broward County commissioners unanimously decided to return the fire department back to civilian control. The Broward Sheriff’s Office had been in charge for two decades. “I think it was prudent for us to really take back control and make sure we can be cost-efficient,” Broward Commissioner Lamar Fisher, one of the driving forces behind the change, said. The move comes as the county and Sheriff Gregory Tony have clashed over BSO’s $937 million budget request. N
University of Miami students walk 9.11 miles carrying 35-pound bags (opens the original)
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Holly Demaria was among the determined University of Miami students who met before sunrise on Saturday to walk 9.11 miles, while carrying 35-pound bags. Demaria participated in the Ruck To Remember, an annual tradition by members of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps to honor the first responders of the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. “A lot of people from our generation don’t realize how impactful it was,” Demaria said. The attacks killed 2,977, including 441 emergency respond
Miami police, firefighters honor first responders killed in Sept. 11 attacks (opens the original)
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MIAMI — Miami police officers and firefighters gathered Friday morning to remember the first responders who bravely ran toward danger on Sept. 11. Putting on a uniform, as so many did 25 years ago, is a reminder of the 411 first responders who never made it back home. Even after all those years, their promise remains the same: to protect and to serve, even when they know they may not come home. “The city of Miami sent 17 police officers to go help days after,” Miami Police Chief Edwin Lopez said
Miami private schools mourn former students killed in plane crash off Bahamas (opens the original)
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MIAMI — Members of two private schools in Miami are mourning a brother and sister who were among four relatives killed in a plane crash off the Bahamas on Monday. Relatives confirmed that 80-year-old Mario Lamar Sr., was piloting the plane. His wife, Lili, 79, and their grandchildren; Sofia Sosa, 28, a neonatal physician assistant in Miami; and Christian Sosa, 22, a recent graduate of Loyola Marymount University, were also on board. Sofia Sosa graduated from Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart
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