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What happens when a beloved South Florida synagogue closes? (opens the original)
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Walking through what remains of Temple Beth Tov, there are packed boxes filled with old prayer books, bare walls that once held religious plaques and a small flag with the Star of David on the floor. The unassuming white and blue building on 8th Street was once a beloved synagogue in West Miami. Late last year, the temple began the formal legal process of dissolving as a religious institution. As its congregation mourns and searches for solace in its community — scrolls, memorial plaques and Tor
Miami-Dade County to build 'Welcome to Vice City' sign on Kaseya Center (opens the original)
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Miami-Dade County has struck an almost million-dollar marketing deal with Rockstar Games, the company behind the next Grand Theft Auto video game. Grand Theft Auto VI, which is set to be released in November, is set in “Vice City” — a fictional city heavily inspired by Miami. The deal was formally discussed in the early hours of Friday morning, during the county’s overnight budget meeting. The county, Rockstar, the Miami Heat and the Kaseya Center plan to build a “Welcome to Vice City” sign on t
Teen wildlife tracker travels to Miami to share her love of nature in new children's book (opens the original)
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Elvia Gómez Troya didn’t spend her summers on the phone or at the local movie theater with friends. She spent her summer in Sumatra tracking tigers and elephants, then in Benin working on a scientific bird tagging project. Finally, she ended her summer in Miami to share her journey as a young environmental conservationist with young South Floridians. Fourteen-year-old Gómez Troya travelled to Miami from her hometown of Navarra, Spain, to speak about her book, “Things That Blow My Mind About Anim
Scammers use AI to impersonate immigration attorneys to dupe immigrants with fake legal services (opens the original)
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Last October, immigration lawyer Angel Leal realized he had a serious problem when immigrants began calling his office about their supposed legal cases. He had never advised them. “They had in fact hired scammers" who had impersonated him. “ It's gotten to the point where I literally have one to two people every day, all day, answering calls of people who have been defrauded or scammed,” Leal said. Leal and other immigration attorneys say a wave of faceless fraudsters are stealing their identiti
Florida Atlantic University student files lawsuit against fraternity over dangerous hazing practices (opens the original)
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A Florida Atlantic University student recently filed a lawsuit against a fraternity he says subjected him to dangerous and humiliating hazing practices that landed him in the hospital. The negligence lawsuit filed by 20-year-old Tyler Decowksi against the fraternity Delta Tau Delta seeks more than $50,000 in damages. The alleged hazing occurred when Decowski was a freshman at FAU in November of last year. The suit alleges that members of the fraternity pressured him to drink excessive amounts of
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