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Nonprofit serving ex-cons accuses executive director of embezzlement
Transition Inc. needs a second chance. On Monday evening, David Tucker, the president of the nonprofit’s board of directors, accused Executive Director Maylin Salado of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the organization, nearly bankrupting it.
South Florida Access: Lori Alhadeff
Jay Valle speaks with Broward School Board member Lori Alhadeff, whose 14-year-old daughter Alyssa was murdered during the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School tragedy. Alhadeff, who was elected last August, talks about her motivation for running for the board,
Posible riesgo de salmonela en pavo molido
Butterball, una marca conocida por sus productos de pavo, retiró un número limitado de productos de pavo molido por posible riesgo de Salmonela. Los productos habían sido producidos el 26 de julio de 2018, según el comunicado oficial del
La disputa por la legitimidad en Venezuela
Juan Guaidó y Nicolás Maduro son reconocidos por simpatizantes y gobiernos extranjeros como presidentes de Venezuela, uno interino y el otro predecesor de Hugo Chávez. Guaidó es apoyado por más de 65 naciones y Maduro por unas 50 hasta
Group discusses gender equality at Venture Cafe
In honor of Women’s History Month, Venture Café Miami hosted a panel discussion Thursday on improving gender equality, one of 17 goals put out by the United Nations. The panel, organized by the Miami chapter of the United Nations
Wynwood faces second round of gentrification
The iconic Wynwood neighborhood – once a place to avoid – is now seeing a second wave of gentrification, with some of its original pioneers leaving either because of increasing costs or to cash out on the increasingly valuable
Dos and don’ts when enjoying the beach during Spring Break
Thousands of vacationers will be escaping the frigid temperatures of the north and fly south to sunny Florida, the spring break capital of the nation. In anticipation for the influx many popular sites have set guidelines to control the
Stimulating economic growth in greater Miami
An economic expert spoke Tuesday in North Miami about diversity, transportation and the importance of having a creative business base. Richard Florida, who gave his talk inside the Roz and Cal Kovens Conference Center at Florida International University’s Biscayne
Women in Communication conference returns to FIU-BBC April 4
Leaders in broadcast, print journalism and the public relations fields are scheduled to speak at the fourth annual Advancement of Women in Communication conference on April 4 at Florida International University’s Biscayne Bay Campus. Panelists and speakers at the
Relaxing and family-friendly Spring Break activities
Spring Break is around the corner, meaning college students from all over the country will come down to South Florida, swarming beaches, tourist attractions and hotels. If you’re not into the crowds, however, here’s a list of things to
International Smoke opens Aventura location
Bestselling cookbook author Ayesha Curry and renowned Chef Michael Mina have joined forces once again, opening a third International Smoke location Feb. 27 at Aventura Mall. The restaurant’s locations in San Francisco and Houston has received guests such as
Opinion: Wending through the asylum process
Fleeing your home country might not be a thought that crosses your mind often, but to some it is a reality they live with every single day. Millions of people around the world are either refugees or asylum seekers,
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The Scene and Sound interview: Supergold explains bumpy start
In the latest episode of The Scene and Sound, Supergold’s Alex Alston and Pablo Falcon talk to hosts Steven Guillen and Lukas Alzate about their new album “Paris, Texas” and the somewhat bumpy road the band had starting out.
Dos and don’ts when enjoying the beach during Spring Break
Thousands of vacationers will be escaping the frigid temperatures of the north and fly south to sunny Florida, the spring break capital of the nation. In anticipation for the influx many popular sites have set guidelines to control the
Relaxing and family-friendly Spring Break activities
Spring Break is around the corner, meaning college students from all over the country will come down to South Florida, swarming beaches, tourist attractions and hotels. If you’re not into the crowds, however, here’s a list of things to
