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Hialeah burglary suspect found sleeping in industrial dryer, police say

One of three Hialeah burglary suspects found hiding in an industrial clothes dryer passed out from apparent heat exhaustion and had to be treated at a hospital, police said. Sgt. Eddie Rodriguez said Yoandy Sanchez was found hours after the burglary at ... >> view original

Woman rescued after fire breaks out in Hialeah townhouse

A woman was rescued from a tree after escaping a fire inside a Hialeah townhouse, firefighters said. Hialeah firefighters were called to the one-story home in the 4100 block of West 18th Court on Tuesday evening. They were able to contain the flames to ... >> view original

Hialeah awards $1.2M Water System Operations Contract to Severn Trent

Second reading and public hearing of proposed ordinance adopting the City of Hialeah 20- Year Water Supply Facilities Work Plan Update and related Text Amendments to the Potable Water Element, Conservation Element, Intergovernmental Coordination ... >> view original

Rene Ruiz: Fashion designer targets Hialeah manufacturing jobs

His gowns are manufactured in Hialeah, where Mr. Ruiz spends most of his time, overseeing operations. At one time, there were possibly 1,000 manufacturing plants in that part of Miami-Dade County but the jobs have now gone overseas, Mr. Ruiz said. >> view original

Rosie Garcia, Branch Manager in Hialeah, Fla., Receives Regions Bank's Top ...

Rosie Garcia, Branch Manager in Hialeah, Fla., Receives Regions Bank's Top Associate Honor. Bank's high-energy top performer fulfills dream of teaching others to succeed. Rosie Garcia, Regions Bank branch manager in Hialeah, Fla., is the September ... >> view original

FDA sets new food safety rules in wake of deadly outbreaks like Blue Bell's

Blue Bell personnel stocked freezers on Aug. 31, the day sales resumed at select locations four months after a listeria contamination halted sales. FROM WIRE REPORTS. Published: 10 September 2015 11:03 PM. Updated: 10 September 2015 11:03 PM. >> view original

Second death reported in nationwide salmonella outbreak

SAN DIEGO (AP) - A second person has died in a salmonella outbreak that U.S. health officials believe stems from tainted cucumbers sold by a California company. Texas health officials on Wednesday blamed salmonella for the death of a woman in late ... >> view original

An early cancer detection method that looks promising

Cancer most of the times remains undetected for long because a patient might not see any signs of being sick. This limits the treatment that could otherwise save lives. An early detection system that traps cancer cells at an early stage could be the key. >> view original

Apple Peels and Green Tomatoes can Help dDecrease Mmuscle Tissue Loss

picture132-624x400 'Apple a day will keep the doctor away' – In humans, ageing represents the accumulation of changes in a human being over time, encompassing physical, psychological, and social change. There are four main metabolic pathways which ... >> view original

This New App Is Being Hailed As 'The Best Thing Apple Has Ever Done For Women'

When Apple unveiled its newest line of upcoming products on Wednesday, most consumers were buzzing about upgrades to the new iPhones, iPad and Apple TV, including a serious change for the way iPhone users take pictures. There was another feature ... >> view original