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• Jan 6, 2020

  A Bahamian island works to recover from Hurricane Dorian

  

  The rebuilding process is expected to take years and costs are in the billions.

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• Oct 14, 2019

  Schools and nonprofits offer support to Bahamian students

  

  Devastation caused by Hurricane Dorian has put pressure on the families of many U.S.-based students.

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• Sep 25, 2019

  Many states still suspend driver’s licenses for unpaid fines that are not related to driving

  

  In some states, like Florida, government agencies depend on fines to make up budge shortfalls.

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• Jun 24, 2019

  Affordable housing plan is music to the ears of artists

  

  Homeownership gives creatives a place to live and work.

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• May 28, 2019

  In memory of her daughter, a Florida mom opens a prom store … where everything is free

  

  Regina Talabert opened up a free prom pop-up store in tribute to her daughter Noricia.

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• Aug 30, 2018

  To help diversify American orchestras, one group is helping to get players to auditions

  

  Gabrielle Skinner is in a coaching session for auditions at the New World Symphony in Miami Beach. She’s one of 18 musicians here, and she plays an excerpt from Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony on her viola.  Skinner, who plays with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra in New York, is Latina and said sometimes she’s treated like an […]

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• Jul 26, 2018

  In Miami-Dade one nonprofit is trying to tackle the affordable housing crisis for LGBTQ seniors

  

  Finding an affordable place to live in Miami-Dade is hard. The area consistently ranks as one of the most unaffordable places to live in the nation. And for moderate to low-income LGBTQ seniors, it can be even harder to find housing. “They are four times less likely to have children,” said Cindy Brown who manages the […]

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