? Doral Chamber 15th Anniversary + South Florida Man Bites Python

Hello once more, Miami! Carlos Hernandez right here together with your Thursday version of the Miami Daily, full of all the pieces it is advisable learn about what’s taking place domestically. Including updates on:

• A South Florida man is going through prices after biting the pinnacle off of a lady’s pet python
• Only a number of folks have utilized to Miami-Dade County’s Special Assessment program
• A girl in South Florida is accused of leaving with out paying her invoice at an area salon

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Here are the highest tales in Miami right this moment:

1. A South Florida man is going through felony prices after allegedly biting the pinnacle off a lady’s pet python on Monday morning throughout a dispute, in response to a number of news experiences. The suspect is charged with resisting officers with violence, false imprisonment and animal cruelty, in response to courtroom information. (Miami Patch)
2. A girl in Sunrise is accused of leaving a salon with out paying her invoice. The proprietor of the salon captured the girl on surveillance digital camera footage and launched it to authorities. “If you don’t have money, or you don’t like my price, don’t come here,” mentioned proprietor Sunky Ferreira of Sunky’s Salon. The proprietor claimed the suspect went exterior to get cash and by no means returned. Anyone with information on the suspect is requested to contact Broward County Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS. (WSVN)
3. A South Florida trainer has spoken out a few transfer by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to block an Advanced Placement highschool course on African American Studies which has made nationwide headlines. The controversy has sparked a livid debate nationwide. “African American history is a part of American history,” mentioned the trainer from Miami Northwestern Senior High School. (WPLG Local 10)
4. Few folks have utilized to Miami-Dade County’s Special Assessment program regardless of this system being energetic for 2 months. The county is reminding folks to use for this system whereas the funds can be found. The program presents apartment house owners a low curiosity mortgage of as much as $50,000 for particular evaluation prices. (NBC Miami)
5. The Doral Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 15th anniversary lately. The visitor listing included City of Doral Mayor Christi Fraga, Vice Mayor Rafael Pineyro, Councilwoman Maureen Porras, and Doral City Manager Barbie Hernandez. The celebration was held at 107 Steak and Bar and included a networking lunch. (Miami’s Community News)

Today in Miami:

• ProfessionSource South Florida — Employment Assistance at Kendale Lakes Branch. (9:30 a.m.)
• AARP Tax Assistance at West Kendall Regional Library. (10 a.m.)
• Zumba Gold at Village Of Pinecrest Parks And Recreation. (10 a.m.)
• Movie Afternoons: Celebrating Black History Month at Miami-Dade Main Public Library. (2 p.m.)
• Movie Under The Stars at Novotel Miami Brickell. (8 p.m.)

From my pocket book:

• Miami Dolphins shared: “As we kick off Black History Month, we invite you to join us as we celebrate and highlight the culture, art, contributions & achievements of the Black community in South Florida.” (Miami Dolphins via Instagram)
• Miami-Dade County Public Schools shared: “Don Clerveaux is Miami-Dade County Public Schools’ Teacher of the Year! Don is an exemplary teacher who continually goes above and beyond to ensure every student is successful and excited about learning.” (Miami-Dade County Public Schools via Facebook)
• Miami Film Festival shared: “IT’S FINALLY HERE! Our lineup has been announced, Miami Film Festival Lineup includes the Opening Night Screening of ‘Somewhere in Brooklyn’ starring Ray Romano, who will attend, and the Closing Night Screening of ‘The Lost King.'” (Miami Film Festival via Facebook)
• Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce shared: “Congratulations to our president and chief executive officer Alfred Sanchez , our first vice chair Hector J. Ponte, and to all our members recognized by South Florida Business Journal as 250 Power Leaders in 2023.” (Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce via Facebook)

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— Carlos Hernandez

About me: Hello my identify is Carlos Hernandez and I’m a meals author with over 10 years of expertise within the trade. I write the meals weblog Carlos Eats (http://www.carloseats.com) and likewise contribute to a number of newspapers and magazines with food-related blogs and articles.

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