Month: March 2022
Another group of Cuban migrants arrives in the Florida Keys on a wooden fishing boat
Twelve Cuban migrants arrived in the Florida Keys Tuesday morning, according to the U.S. Border Patrol.
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Twelve Cuban migrants arrived in the Florida Keys Tuesday morning, according to the U.S. Border Patrol.
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New Arena for Acapulco’s Tennis Tournament Debuts
Mundo Imperial Entertainment & Hospitality has debuted Arena GNP Seguros, the new home of the 29th annual Abierto Mexicano Telcel
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Miami Film Festival returns this week. Don’t miss these made in Dade documentaries
Two films with decidedly different subject matters share a commonality: They both capture subcultures of South Florida.
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Miami Beach braces for spring break visitors with new safety measures promoting wellness & music
With South Florida’s busiest season coming up authorities want to keep a close watch to ensure everyone’s safety.
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Court: Feds can require tracking of charter fishing boats – WXXV News 25
By KEVIN McGILL NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A federal judge on Monday rejected a lawsuit filed by Gulf of Mexico charter fishing boat operators opposed to federal regulations that include a requirement that they affix tracking equipment to their vessels. U.S. D…
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Build the perfect Everglades adventure – Lonely Planet
There’s a spectacularly adventurous yet oddly soothing way to experience Southwest Florida – the Everglades. For the adventure-minded outdoor enthusiast,…
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I just moved to the Coast and went to my first Mardi Gras parade. Here’s how it went.
From our newest Sun Herald reporter: I just moved to Biloxi from Miami and grew up in Seattle, so the closest thing to a parade I’ve witnessed is a naked bike ride. Here’s what I learned at the Ocean Springs night parade.
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Goliath grouper: Florida wildlife officials to vote on controversial harvest Thursday
In October 2021, FWC commissioners voted to move forward with a plan to allow the limited harvest of goliath grouper, a fish protected since 1990.
Read MoreGoliath grouper: Florida wildlife officials to vote on controversial harvest Thursday
In October 2021, FWC commissioners voted to move forward with a plan to allow the limited harvest of goliath grouper, a fish protected since 1990.
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