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What is Commissioner Vicki Lopez Doing About Housing, Transit and Condo Costs in Miami-Dade?

Commissioner Vicki L. Lopez explains how housing stability, bus service, condo safety, senior assistance and small-business support connect to everyday security in Miami-Dade’s District 5.

Arthur L. “Marty” Mcneil Discusses His Candidacy for Circuit Court Judge, Group 5

Arthur L. “Marty” McNeil, a candidate for Circuit Court Judge, Group 5, discusses the legal experiences and principles that shape his approach to justice and

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Understanding Cholesterol: What Your Numbers Can Tell You About Heart Health

As part of Aetna’s health education efforts, learn what LDL, HDL and triglycerides mean and why understanding cholesterol numbers can support long-term heart health.

Calle Ocho Could Receive up to $14 Million as Miami Weighs Major Corridor Revitalization

Miami could invest up to $14 million over four years in Calle Ocho improvements while working toward a permanent Business Improvement District for the historic

Cuban Heritage Collection Asks Miami Families to Preserve Their History

Miami families may be holding important pieces of Cuban history without realizing it. The Cuban Heritage Collection explains why preserving family photographs, letters, recordings and

The Day 100 Kids Made Miami Stop and Listen

A powerful performance by 100 young singers at River Landing highlights the importance of community programs—and raises questions about how proposed property tax changes could
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