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Bulla in Coral Gables: Instagram Beckons
There was a time, not long ago, when boys in khaki swarmed Coral Gables. They sauntered down avenues while gossiping about the latest venture capitalist to move to New York.
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Ten Best Memorial Day Weekend Parties in Miami
If you've never done Memorial Day in Miami, here's a warning: It's going to get expensive.
Coral Reef High students earn summer internship at FIU
The Education News section of Neighbors is open to anyone who wants to send items.
Condo Market Surges in Sunny Isles Beach
The Argentine Chateau Group, which developed 900 Biscayne Bay Residences in downtown Miami, is now building Chateau Beach Residences in Sunny Isles.
Florida Morning: Rick Scott signs budget - thoughts to Oklahoma - RIP: Lincoln Gabriel Diaz-Balart
Gov. Rick Scott spread the pain. As Scott signed a $74.1 billion state budget Monday, he used his line-item veto power to eliminate proposals that ranged from spending $14 million on a building project at Gulf Coast State College in the Panhandle to earmarking $20,000 for the Hialeah Junior Fire Academy in South Florida.
Ladies in White leader receives MDC award
Berta Soler, the leader of the anti-Castro group Ladies in White, visited the Freedom Tower Monday to receive the Miami Dade College Presidential Medal.
19-Foot Python Captured & Killed Near Miami Sets Florida State Record
Earlier this month, a man caught and killed a nearly 19-foot, 128-pound Burmese python near Miami.
Miami Police To No Longer Participate in The First 48
Miami Police department homicide detective's time in the reality TV spotlight may be over.
Florida homeowners to receive $19.25 million in "unprecedented'' settlement
Wells Fargo Bank and insurer QBE have agreed to pay an estimated $19.25 million to more than 24,000 Florida homeowners under a proposed settlement that plaintiff attorneys call "unprecedented." Without admitting wrongdoing, the firms would settle claims they inflated premiums - often to five or six times above normal rates - for "force-placed" ... (more)
Dolphin Plaza sold for more than $8M
The 93,991 square foot Dolphin Plaza in Northwest Miami-Dade County has sold for $8.2 million.
18-foot-8-inch python caught in South Florida
It's a new record for the longest Burmese python caught in the wild in Florida. The previous record was a 17-foot-7-inch python caught in August in Everglades National Park.
Cuba Nostalgia allows for a stroll down memory lane
On the last day of Cuba Nostalgia's quinceañera party, Carlos Rosario played dominoes with his son Enzo, Librada Caballero salsaed to Willy Chirino tunes, and Joe and Maria Elena Chambrot tried to find the addresses of their childhood homes on a gigantic floor map.
Donna Karan Highlights Haitian Artisans
The handbag Donna Karan was showing off Friday lacked her signature logo, or any designer's logo.
Miami police parts ways with popular First 48 cable show
For nearly a decade, The First 48, A&E’s wildly popular reality show, has chronicled homicide detectives investigating scores of Miami murders — from Coconut Grove to Little Havana to Little Haiti.
The beauty of two traditions: Spanish colonial art goes on display at Miami's Frost-FIU Museum
'Spanish Colonial Art: The Beauty of Two Traditions' is at the Patricia and Philip Frost Art Museum, Florida International University, 10975 SW 17th St., Miami, through Aug.
Jet-setter's love of travel fueled by early Miami trip
Carolyn Kremins has always loved to travel. Growing up in Long Island, she spent her childhood going on road trips to Niagara Falls and the Catskills.
Curbed Cuts: Rem & Bjarke At The Convention Center; Barefoot Mailman Upended
Click on over and check out each team's plans. 2) Bal Harbour: For the second installation of Bal Harbour's Unscripted public art series: A monument to the legendary Barefoot Mailman gets flipped upside down , with its head buried in the sand.
Miami Art Museum gets $15 million gift
Miami Art Museum officials announced Friday that they have received $12 million in cash and more than $3 million in art.
Kosher prison food lawsuit goes forward
Bruce Rich didn't fare so well in the Florida justice system in 1999, when a Miami-Dade County jury found him guilty of murdering his parents and a judge sentenced him to life in prison.