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Ruth Greenfield was a music teacher and a maverick. In the segregated 1950s and 60s, she ran a Miami arts school that included students and teachers from…
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In April, we invited unpublished writers to submit their work as part of our Write South Florida contest. There were three categories in the contest:…
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Lorelei Ramirez was the winner in the College category of Under the Sun‘s unpublished writers competition.Flagler Streetby Lorelei RamirezThis is what…
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In April, we invited unpublished writers to submit their work as part of our Write South Florida contest. There were three categories in the contest:…
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Lindsay Lonano was the winner in the Kids category of Under the Sun‘s unpublished writers competition.Lindsay LonanoThe SwampThe green swampBursts open…
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Books & Books bookstore owner Mitchell Kaplan speaks with award-winning author Edwidge Danticat about her experience as an Haitian immigrant living in…
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Fifty years ago, North Miami Senior High School students lived in neighborhoods where most kept their doors unlocked at night. They say they felt safe…
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In December, we originally aired “The Tale of Lot 180.” Producer Kenny Malone searched for the story behind deceased Udavilla Rutherford’s unclaimed…
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A tinker, a tailor, a soldier’s things– his rifle, his boots full of rocksAnd this one is for bravery, and this one is for meAnd everything’s a dollar in…