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Landmarks in the history of The Miami Herald newspaper. Frank Stoneman published the first edition of The Miami Evening Record on September 15, 1903. It merged with The Miami Morning News, with the first edition of The Miami Morning News Record appearing on December 2, 1907. The last edition would be November 30, 1910 when it was replaced by a new newspaper, The Miami Herald. The Miami Herald continued to be printed in Miami until May, 2013, when its printing plant and office moved to Doral.
5/9/2013
Album ID: 1651775
Famous front pages
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Famous news events as seen on the front page of The Miami Herald.
5/9/2013
Album ID: 1651737
War and remembrance, 1943
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Ben Grenald helped recapture eight German POWs after a daring escape attempt into New York's Hudson River. Grenald went on to marry his sweetheart, Selma.
5/2/2013
Album ID: 1647949
Spongers at work, 1988
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The country has changed, but the craft remains the same. Fernando Quintero began sculpting sponges for Arellano Bros. Inc. 60 years ago in the small Cuban village of Batabana.
5/1/2013
Album ID: 1647498
The cottages of Coconut Grove
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People who live in Coconut Grove's vintage houses describe them as magical, historical pockets of Old Florida. One 1920s stucco house in desperate need of some TLC appealed to Barbara Pope.
5/1/2013
Album ID: 1647283
Miami River Day, April 6, 2013
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4/25/2013
Album ID: 1644514
Mitzvahs for Passover, 2013
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More than 500 people packed food baskets and delivered them to needy seniors as part of the annual Matzah Mitzvah & More event organized by Jewish Community Services of South Florida.
4/24/2013
Album ID: 1643642
Supreme Court declines to hear Cuban 5 appeal
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A Cuban spy case that embodied lingering Cold War tensions between the United States and the island nation died in the U.S. Supreme Court June 15, 2009. The justices, without elaboration, chose not to hear the final appeal of the so-called Cuban Five. U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Miami, welcomed the Supreme Court's decision not to hear the case during a news conference.
4/24/2013
Album ID: 1643473
Supreme Court extended free counsel to accused in Florida case
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The U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning the conviction of Florida convict Clarence Earl Gideon was greeted in Florida with renewed calls for a public defender law in the state. It would provide free counsel to accused persons who could not afford their own lawyers.
4/22/2013
Album ID: 1642266
Vanessa Adams, track 1996-1999
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Vanessa Adams ran for the Miami Central High School Rockets, 1996-1999. Her nickname was "Tiny."
