Photo Gallery: Live Like Bella and UM Women’s Basketball Breakfast |
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Community Newspapers Staff with Michael Miller |
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Michael Miller Meets with Luisa Santos, School Board Member District 9 |
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The Wonder Women Show: Yolanda Carvajal with Natalie Pizarro of Growing The Pizarros |
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Grant Miller Joins in on Learning So Much About UM Women’s Basketball and Live Like Bella |
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Grant Miller Here at Strive305 Black Business Tour & Roundtable Let’s check it out! |
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Community Leaders Connect with Mayor Daniella Levine Cava at CasaCuba |
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Vice Chairman Kionne L. McGhee Leads Effort: Miami-Dade County One Vote Away from Historic CBO Trust Fund |
The Trust Fund, championed by Vice Chairman Kionne L. McGhee, will ensure that the invaluable work of CBOs—providing critical human and social services—remains sustainable into the future. By setting aside a small percentage of eligible County purchases, the Trust Fund creates a reliable stream of support for the organizations that form the backbone of our neighborhoods. |
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EdFed to Open New Branch on Miami Dade College Campus |
Educational Federal Credit Union (EdFed) is set to open a new branch on the North Campus of Miami Dade College (MDC) on August 22. The location will mark the debut of EdFed’s collegiate branch model, designed specifically to support the financial empowerment of college students through the delivery of financial services and education, scholarship programs, and career development opportunities. |
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Rehabilitated Sea Turtle Returned to the Wild! |
A juvenile green sea turtle named, “Pumpkin Spice,” was returned to the wild Wednesday morning after receiving several months of critical care at Zoo Miami’s Sea Turtle Hospital.
The young female arrived at Zoo Miami on April 30th suffering from a fishhook entanglement around her right front flipper. Unfortunately, the injury caused by the entanglement led to a severe infection of the bone. Sadly, the infection required the amputation of the flipper to avoid a more systemic infection that could have been fatal. |
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George T. Baker Tech College Prepares Students for High-Paying Aviation Careers |
For high school students in Miami-Dade County dreaming of a high-paying, hands-on career in aviation, George T. Baker Aviation Technical College offers a practical pathway—without the burden of student debt or the need for a four-year degree. Now, thanks to a growing network of dual enrollment programs with local high schools, that opportunity is closer than ever. |
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FPL volunteers bring hurricane preparedness to Miami’s Allapattah community |
Charles Garavaglia has called Miami home his entire life, and for nearly four decades, he dedicated himself to keeping the lights on for his neighbors. Now in retirement, the former Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) employee continues that mission of service in a different way—by helping his community prepare for hurricane season. |
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Nicklaus Children’s Heart Institute First to Offer Innovative Heart Stent Designed for Babies |
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Nicklaus Children’s Hospital’s Heart Institute is ushering in a new era of cardiac treatment for children across South Florida. Nicklaus Children’s is the first hospital in South Florida to offer the latest innovative Minima Stent from Renata Medical, the first FDA-approved heart stent that expands as the child grows. This innovation gives new hope to babies and young children with congenital heart disease, helping them avoid repeated open-heart surgeries. |
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Cuban American Bar Association Hosts Inaugural Convention and Judicial Luncheon |
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The Cuban American Bar Association (CABA) held its 2025 Inaugural Convention and Judicial Luncheon last month at The Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Coconut Grove. This year’s judicial luncheon focused on the official dedication of the new courthouse in downtown Miami in honor of the late attorney, Osvaldo N. Soto (1929-2021). |
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From the Fields to the Middle Class: Don’t Allow the American Dream to Disappear |
On this Labor Day, the need to recognize and support unions is more urgent than ever. The American middle class has long relied on the power of organized labor to secure fair wages, safe working conditions, and a pathway to the American dream. This truth is personal for me. When my dad arrived in this country he became a farm worker, cutting sugarcane and picking tomatoes in the Everglades, determined to build a better life. It was joining the carpenter’s union that changed his path from hard, seasonal field work to becoming a skilled laborer and then a professional carpenter. |
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Peter Zalewski with Michael Miller on Miami Condo Prices & Luxury Living |
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Under the Hood with Grant Miller! |
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Ram 2500 Laramie Sport Crew Cab is the heavy-duty that feels sophisticated |
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For folks who need a truck that can work as hard as they do, yet feel as comfortable as their living room on a Monday morning, the 2025 Ram 2500 Laramie Sport Crew Cab 4×4 is a standout. It blends serious heavy-duty capability with a level of polish you don’t often find in this class. |
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