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Living seawall: How a waterfront church in Fort Lauderdale is making a historic impact on the environment

Living seawall: How a waterfront church in Fort Lauderdale is making a historic impact on the environment

After raising $1.6 million, Church-by-the-Sea is on track to start the largest privately-funded living seawall project in Florida's history. It will use 3D printed designs to promote marine biodiversity, and is expected to attract enough oyster growth to filter 1 million gallons of water per day.

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u/WLRN — 6 hours ago
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City of Miami selects new police chief

Doral Police Chief Edwin Lopez was tapped to lead the Miami Police Department once beleaguered Chief Manny Morales retires later this year. It came after a secretive search process that did not involve publicly available interviews or even a confirmation that other candidates were part of the process.

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u/WLRN — 6 days ago

The school board of Palm Beach County on Wednesday voted to increase teacher salaries by 3.5%, as recommended by an external party.

u/WLRN — 7 days ago
▲ 95 r/Miami

Bus routes get cut as Miami-Dade transit sees limited ridership

As part of the county's efforts to optimize its transit system, commissioners voted today to eliminate a bus route in Hialeah and reduce airport route frequency.

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u/WLRN — 7 days ago

👋🏽 Hi there,

The last time there were World Cup games in the U.S. was 1994, when Brazil won the championship title.

This might be a long shot, but do you know someone who was named after a football player specifically because of the results of the 1994 World Cup? (They don't have to be named after a Brazilian player.) My editor, who is a major football fan, said that this is a common trend for new parents.

🙏🏼 Thank you so much!

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u/WLRN — 10 days ago

Plans for a 200-acre data center in Okeechobee County, about 60 miles west of West Palm Beach, have been scrapped amid widespread opposition against such projects.

u/WLRN — 14 days ago
▲ 13 r/Miami

Jai-Alai has a history in Miami spanning 100 years, but the sport never regained its old popularity after a 1980s hiatus. A Miami-based league wants to bring back the heyday.

u/WLRN — 16 days ago