Howard Cohen
Real Time Breaking News Reporter at Miami Herald
.@MiamiHerald consumer trends reporter on Pulitzer-winning team. https://t.co/ZzzZb6N6Cp… Adjunct professor, University of Miami. Pop music critic
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6 days ago |
miamiherald.com | Howard Cohen
As an Arizona bill to block people from using government aid to buy soda headed to the governor’s desk in April, the nation’s top health official joined Arizona lawmakers in the state Capitol to celebrate its passage. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said to applause that the legislation was just the start and that he wanted to prevent federal funding from paying for other unhealthy foods. “We’re not going to do that overnight,” Kennedy said.
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1 week ago |
miamiherald.com | Howard Cohen
Legal immigrants in Florida will face increased visits to DMV offices due to a new state rule limiting the validity of their driver’s licenses to one year. Previously, licenses were valid until the expiration of their visas or legal documents, often extending beyond a year. This change, which does not affect green-card holders, is expected to significantly impact South Florida’s large immigrant community.
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1 week ago |
miamiherald.com | Howard Cohen
If you think your Miami apartment feels a little tight, join the club. In a city that doesn’t have a whole lot of room, builders are making apartments smaller. The average size apartment in Miami has shrunk to below 900 square feet for the first time in at least a decade, according to RentCafe, an affiliate of California-based Yardi, a national real estate company. A Florida survey by Rent Cafe puts Miami No. 8 on the list of apartment size, with an average of 895 square feet.
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1 week ago |
miamiherald.com | Howard Cohen
Macy’s, which has announced the closing of some locations across the country and in South Florida, has plans to open a new store at Midway Crossings, according to the mall’s property management company. The 55-year-old Midway Crossings, with one of the largest DMV offices in Florida, is tucked off of the busy Palmetto Expressway.
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2 weeks ago |
miamiherald.com | Howard Cohen
Linda Dunn Brown learned early that she could do whatever she set her mind toward achieving. Dunn Brown, who died of complications from cancer at 74 on April 20, once heard a prescient message from her father. She took his confidence booster to a career in education where she taught at three Miami area elementary schools in the 1970s and ‘80s — Orchard Villa Elementary and Edison Park K-8 Center in Liberty City and Gloria Floyd Elementary in southwest Kendall.
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Thank you so much. And how cool, a softball player too? My late father used to play softball at Flamingo Park in the late-60s and 70s, while I climbed the trees and roof of the dugouts and scoreboard!
An outstanding tribute @HowardCohen for an incredibly great professional who surely gave journalism a very good name. (and one heck of a softball player) Carmel Cafiero, who exposed corruption in Miami for more than 40 years, dies at 76 https://t.co/k7vhcV9A8K
Thank you so much, @lrobertsonmiami. Coming from someone who’s such a master wordsmith I use your work on my syllabus for my students this means a lot. (Worth making a guest appearance on X for!)
Farewell to one “hell of a newsman” by @HowardCohen, the master of farewells. @MiamiHerald
.@jimmybuffett's final words, musically speaking.
Jimmy Buffett left behind 14 new songs. Here’s how you can hear some of them now https://t.co/1Nv2qWbgUU
