Sunday, December 25, 2016

Christmas Block Party in the Leah Presented by Jameson and other top stories.

  • Christmas Block Party in the Leah Presented by Jameson

    A laid-back, enchanting affair with crisp South Florida winter weather. Christmas lights strewn across warehouses with massive murals imprinted on their facades by some of the most recognized local artists will be the backdrop to the biggest Christmas Block Party South Florida has ever seen. Wear your favorite ugly sweater and come enjoy the afternoon with us while shopping for the ideal Christmas gift. Bring an unwrapped toy to benefit His House Children's Home and enjoy your chance to buy a..
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  • Timothy J. Conroy

    Timothy J. Conroy of Rt. 98, Java Center died Friday, December 2, 2016 at the Wyoming County Community Hospital in Warsaw at the age of 49.He was born January 5, 1967 in Warsaw, NY a son of the late Frank Conroy Jr. and Cecilia (George) Conroy.Tim was a service manager at Conroy Motors in Java Center.He is survived by his wife: Barbara (Klein) Conroy whom he married October 9, 1993 in East Aurora; his children: Brandon (Davina Macleod) Conroy of Freedom; Martina Conroy, Anna Conroy and Rose C..
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  • Miami mega-mall plan: economic miracle or mirage?

    Miami mega-mall plan: economic miracle or mirage?
    By Douglas Hanks / The Associated Press MIAMI — American Dream Miami sees its plan for a massive retail theme park in Northwest Miami-Dade as a historic boost to the county's economy, employing nearly 15,000 people and providing enough over-the-top attractions to rival Orlando.But opponents call the pitch less of a dream and more of a mirage, arguing that the six-million-square-foot mall would swamp traffic while sapping jobs from existing retail centers."There's no net economic ben..
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  • This guy loves hamburgers so much — he built a museum to them

    This guy loves hamburgers so much — he built a museum to them
    MIAMI — Dinner at McDonald's was a treat for Sef Gonzalez. It meant it was Thursday night — the night his mother got out of work early from her job as a doctor's office assistant, and his family could dine out together. Not that they could splurge. His grandparents, parents and he and his sister were still packed together in their Westchester home just as..
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  • Miami: Vendedores de banderas hacen su agosto tras la muerte de ...

    Miami: Vendedores de banderas hacen su agosto tras la muerte de ...
    Venezuela Al Dia / "Como panes calientes, así se han ido" las banderas cubanas estos días, dice sonriente una vendedora de Ñooo qué barato!, un humilde centro comercial de Hialeah, uno de los barrios donde se concentra buena parte de la comunidad cubana de Miami. Tan bien iba la venta desde que se conoció la muerte de Fidel Castro, en la noche del viernes, que se decidió aumentar "un poquitico" el precio del producto estrella de estos días, reconoce. Aun así, han seguido volando desde el fin de ..
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  • AP Explains: What Resignation of New Zealand's Leader Means

    AP Explains: What Resignation of New Zealand's Leader Means
    WELLINGTON, New Zealand — New Zealand Prime Minister John Key unexpectedly resigned on Monday. His departure will affect New Zealand's relationship with the U.S., its free-trade agenda and its role on the world stage. The country's new leader will face an opposition buoyed by Key's departure as it heads into elections next year.A look at these issues:A RESET U.S. RELATIONSHIPNew Zealand's military and diplomatic ties with the U.S. weakened in the 1980s after the South Pacific nation banned n..
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  • Japanese prime minister plans landmark visit to Pearl Harbor

    Japanese prime minister plans landmark visit to Pearl Harbor
    Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe speaks during a press conference in Buenos Aires on November 21, 2016. (Eitan Abramovich/AFP/Getty Images) Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will visit Pearl Harbor with President Obama later this month, becoming the first Japanese leader to visit the site of the attack on Hawaii 75 years ago that thrust America in the World War II. The joint visit comes after Obama went to Hiroshima with Abe in May, becoming the first American leader to visit the site w..
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  • On substance and style, Trump may be a headache for China

    On substance and style, Trump may be a headache for China
    BEIJING — Donald Trump’s shoot-from-the-hip style goes down well with a large part of the American electorate. It probably won’t be a barrier to relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and could even be an advantage when dealing with President Rodrigo Duterte in the Philippines. But with China’s leader, Xi Jinping, it might be a different story. Both on substance and style, the Donald Trump presidency represents a very serious challenge to U.S.-China relations. Quite how much U.S. poli..
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  • Young Syrian activist's Twitter account disappears as supporters fear the worst

    Young Syrian activist's Twitter account disappears as supporters fear the worst
    Supporters of a 7-year-old Syrian girl feared the worst on Monday after her Twitter handle documenting the horrors in Aleppo went silent. Bana Alabed, 7-year-old girl tweeting from eastern Aleppo, disappears from Twitter after sending goodbye tweet https://t.co/Bt213bVH7D pic.twitter.com/ptrT74fGjh— CBS News (@CBSNews) December 5, 2016 “We are sure the army is capturing us now. We will see each other another day dear world. Bye.-Fatemah #Aleppo”, read the account’s last tweet, written by the gi..
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  • Markets Weather Italy Referendum Result, but Banks Are Vulnerable

    Markets Weather Italy Referendum Result, but Banks Are Vulnerable
    Financial markets were stoic on Monday after Italian voters decisively rejected changes to their country’s Constitution intended to speed government decision-making and spur Italy’s stagnant economy.Stocks in Europe and the United States rose, and the euro recovered from early losses — a reaction that was muted in part because opinion polls had predicted the “no” vote, giving investors time to adjust their portfolios, and also because political instability in Rome is not exactly unusual.But ana..
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SpaceX just asked permission to launch 4425 satellites - more than orbit Earth today .After 13 months conjoined at the head, these twins see each other for the first time .
Two projects proposed in Hialeah's new transit-oriented ... .Metal Prices Climb as China Backs Free-Trade Zone .

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