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Approximately 100 locals rallied at Virginia Key on Monday, Sept. 21 against Referendum 3 that may force changes to Gramps Getaway's lease amid redevelopment of the marina, and Miami voters will decide on November 3.

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Two Florida transit companies merged when Freebee’s electric network combined with Beep’s autonomous technology, announced Sept. 16.

Freebee will keep its current rides in Miami while the new company plans to add more transit options for local communities.

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Ashlee Thomas has led the county’s Department of Cultural Affairs since July in her hometown.

A Miami native with over 25 years of arts experience, she is building partnerships with over 1,000 cultural organizations (reflecting her close ties to the local arts community).

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House of Horror Haunted Carnival will begin on Thursday, Sept. 24 and run through Nov. 1 at Tropical Park.

The event offers haunted houses, carnival rides, scare zones and family areas for a full Halloween celebration.

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The Love the Everglades Movement is hosting the second annual Miccosukee Arts and Science Symposium on Oct. 2 at Miccosukee Casino and Resort, where talks, field trips, a fashion show + dance party will highlight art and science’s role in understanding the Everglades.

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Dr. LaToya Lewis of the University of Miami mentored future nurses on Tuesday's Miami Proud as she shared her approach to building skill and understanding in healthcare leaders.

The feature detailed classroom guidance that prepares emerging nurses for real-world challenges.

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A county marketing deal with Rockstar Games will provide nearly $1 million via ad placements for Grand Theft Auto VI on the Kaseya Center rooftop to fund redevelopment of a long-awaited three-acre open space behind the arena.

County officials debated a land swap and plans to activate Parcel B, a promise dating back over 30 years.

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Mayor Daniella Levine Cava reported that seven FIFA World Cup matches at Hard Rock Stadium drew 444,100 attendees and received $158 million in government+private support, averaging $356 per attendee.

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Today, as restorations continue at Coral Gables City Hall, officials say a project fence will be installed to show the work on the historic building.

The fence will surround the site at 405 Biltmore Way (a project expected to last about two years).

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U.S. Rep. Frederica Wilson’s legacy was celebrated last week in Washington when 100 young men from her Miami-Dade 5,000 Role Models project gathered to honor her work with a commission on Black Men and Boys as she nears her final term.

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Experts say healthy peer relationships help teens avoid depression and academic struggles, with research highlighting the benefits of strong friendships.

Miami parents are encouraged to set clear social media rules so their children can share openly.

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Dozens report that GLP-1 drugs caused sudden vision loss, and local health officials are reviewing patient claims to study potential risks.

Investigations continue to determine if the medication affects patients differently.

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Miami Spice’s date night dining promotion has been extended through Oct. 31 — giving couples extra time to enjoy three-course dinners at romantic spots like Seia, Cotoletta, and Pastis in Miami.

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Two residential towers joined by a parking podium and commercial space are planned along Northeast Second Ave + Biscayne Boulevard in Miami, with 1,030 apartment units and 932 parking spots while offering affordable housing under the state's Live Local Act.

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