At a time when division feels louder than ever, a 5K in Wilton Manors is aiming to bring people back together — one step at a time.
Nearly six years after Bree “Nuk” Black was murdered at a street party near her home, Broward Sheriff’s Office detectives believe they’re on the brink of bringing someone to justice. Bree, a trans Black woman, was only 27 years old when she was running and screaming for her life, only to be gunned down moments later.
It’s been about seven years in the making and all signs point to a long planned project finally being implemented. During the city commission meeting on April 14, Wilton Manors City Manager Leigh Ann Henderson announced that new wayfinding signs are arriving and should be in place in time for Stonewall Pride.
When Rams Head Presents purchased one of the island’s most recognized music festivals a few years ago, operator Kyle Muehlhauser, who has a great appreciation for the art of songwriting and storytelling, already felt connected to the Key West Songwriters Festival.
The resignation of Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick from Congress marks a significant setback for the Democratic Party. Despite the House Ethics Committee finding substantial evidence last month, she waited until it was clear she would be expelled in a bipartisan vote. Allegations she misused $5 million in federal disaster relief funds were too much for the party.
What started over a decade ago in the nearby parking lot and primarily out of the exhibit at the Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center has grown into a family-friendly annual event at Truman Waterfront Park in Key West.
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