This summer, King County health officials are looking to improve their protocols for monitoring bacteria levels at all swimming ... persist: poop. That’s right. Poop from people, pets, and critters ...
Welcome back, Florida Keys! Two Keys restaurants join two Miami joints and a Fort Lauderdale pizza place on the latest Sick and Shut Down List. So, let’s get to it. HERE ARE THE RULES: What follows ...
Other names to look out for include Swim Week OGs like Luli Fama, Sinesia Karol and Kittenish, which never disappoint with their less is more styles. Where: The Tents at Collins Park, 2111 Collins Ave ...
Got your summer “bod” ready and need some new swim look inspiration? Paraiso Miami Swim Week is the answer.This multiple-day fashion fair is going down<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...
Welcome back, Florida Keys! Two Keys restaurants join two Miami joints and a Fort Lauderdale pizza place on the latest Sick and Shut Down List. So, let’s get to it. HERE ARE THE RULES ...
There are plenty of signs that say "Keep Out! Sewage Contaminated Water.""What do we want? Stop the poop!” When do we want it? Now!” yell ralliers Saturday.People living in Coronado, visitors and ...
Wash your hands before eating, especially if you've been playing in the sand, and shower after swimming at a beach. The short answer is, keep poop off the beach. Several factors can lead to unsafe ...
NORTH MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – North Miami Beach Mayor Anthony DeFillipo was arrested Wednesday morning on illegal voting charges after authorities accused him of voting thrice from a North Miami ...
North Miami Beach Mayor Anthony DeFillipo has been arrested and is facing charges involving voting irregularities, officials said. DeFillipo, 51, was arrested Wednesday and booked into the Miami ...
North Miami Beach Mayor Anthony F. DeFillipo was arrested and charged with voting illegally three times last year, the Miami−Dade State Attorney’s Office announced Wednesday. At the time he ...
Every longtime Miami Beach resident remembers Memorial Day 2011, when eight officers unloaded 116 bullets into a car on a South Beach street, killing Raymond Herisse. It was a breaking point in ...
