Dole is recalling a number of cases of organic romaine hearts that were sold in packs of three with “Harvested-On” dates of “10-23-20″ and “10-26-20,” and Wild Harvest Organic Romaine Hearts, with “Harvested-On” dates of “10-23-20” and “10-26-20.” According to the FAD, the recall was conducted due to the possible exposure to Pathogenic E. Coli, […]
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There have been a rash of shootings in South Miami-Dade, and police and the community came together Wednesday afternoon looking for a way to stop the violence once and for all. “The killings need to stop. We are urging each and every single person that is in a place of influence that this Thanksgiving, that you
Earlier this month, architect David Adjaye and Aston Martin announced that five residences at 130 William in New York City are being specially styled by Aston Martin designers and come with a new Aston Martin DBX sport utility vehicle. A few days later, developers of a luxury residential development on Sunset Strip in Los Angeles said the buyer of
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A pedestrian walking across a road was struck and killed by an SUV in Pinellas County on Tuesday, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Troopers said the 58-year-old St. Pete man was crossing 54th Avenue North near 26th Street North when he was hit by the vehicle. The man died at the scene. Troopers said
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Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday extended his executive order that bans local governments from enforcing mask mandate violations. On Sept. 25, DeSantis signed an executive order that prevented municipalities from fining people for violating a mask ordinance and has stated that he’s not going to have any more lockdowns. The order, which signaled Florida’s move
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The City of Miami will be handing out $250 Publix grocery gift cards to residents experiencing hardship and food insecurity due to the coronavirus pandemic. Distribution will begin Dec. 1. The only requirement is proof of residency and a signed affidavit that you’ve experienced financial hardship during the pandemic. Residents can go to the following
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A disturbing encounter between a student and a substitute teacher was captured on cell phone camera. That teacher can be seen taking the teenager to the ground inside the classroom at Barbara Goleman Senior High. Danny Echavarria told Local 10′s Ian Margol that he was in that classroom on Monday, explaining the student in the
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