Stories with 'Miami' tag

Neighborhood spotlight on Little Haiti

Want to learn more about Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood? We’ve got you covered.

/ July 8, 2019

The little bookstore that could — and did

Little Haiti’s Libreri Mapou has been recognized as a Haitian cultural institution by the Library of Congress, and has one of the largest collections of Haitian literature, poetry, and history books outside of Haiti. What started out as a 300-book booth from Jan Mapou’s personal library is now a bookstore with more than 7,000 titles […]

/ July 5, 2019

Wondering where to watch the Democratic debates in Miami? We’ve got you covered

Wondering where to watch the democratic presidential debates in Miami? We’ve got you covered.

/ June 24, 2019

Meet our member: Yuliya Strokova

Yuliya Strokova is one of our supporting members.

/ June 21, 2019

Remember when … the Deauville was a glittering Miami Beach resort?

The Deauville Resort was once a landmark destination for celebrities, tourists, and locals. but in recent years it’s become abandoned and fallen into disrepair.

/ June 17, 2019

Meet our member: Ana Mantica

Ana Mantica is one of our supporting members.

/ June 14, 2019

An Awesome theory for change in Miami

What are Miami’s assets and how can they come together? Natalia Martinez-Kalinina and The Awesome Foundation have been working to answer that question.

/ June 10, 2019

Looking for a place to watch the Women’s World Cup in Miami? We’ve got you covered

Looking for a spot to watch the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Miami? We’ve got you.

/ June 5, 2019

Looking to go shopping this mango season? Here are some Miami spots to check out

Want to actually buy some locally-grown mangoes during Miami’s mango season? Here are some places to get your fix.

/ June 4, 2019

Issue spotlight: Measles in Miami

Getting vaccinated (📸: Public domain) THE ISSUE: Last month, a Johns Hopkins study identified Miami-Dade County as the third county in the U.S. most likely to experience a measles outbreak in 2019. Cook County, Illinois, (home to Chicago) tops the list, followed by Los Angeles County. Data including non-medical exemption rates, anonymous full-route passenger travel […]

/ June 4, 2019