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Herald's choices for Hialeah Council

Like all the challengers, Mr. Sousa opposes Villa Las Palmas and said he was appalled to see that at the unveiling of the Hialeah Reserve Osmosis Water Plant, city officials had to hand out bottled water. To help the city's economy, he wants to bring ... >> view original

H&M opening at Westland Mall in Hialeah

H&M is opening a new store at Westland Mall on Nov. 19, the popular Swedish chain announced on Monday. The 24,000-square-foot retail store, at 1695 West 49th Street in Hialeah, will be H&M's 26th in Florida. The store announced in May that would also ... >> view original

2 teens arrested after allegedly killing Yorkie during Hialeah burglary - 7Online WSVN

WEST MIAMI-DADE, Fla. (WSVN) -- Two teenagers linked to a string of burglaries were put behind bars days after, police said, they broke into a home in Hialeah and brutally killed the family pet. According to Hialeah Police, 18-year-old Luis Jimenez and ... >> view original

Police: Man Shot, Killed Estranged Wife In Hialeah Gardens

HIALEAH GARDENS (CBSMiami) – A Hialeah Gardens mother was ambushed and murdered right in front of her home and in front of her four and eight year old daughters. The girls' father is now locked up for the crime and it turns out this young mom had ... >> view original

Hialeah rallies to defeat Krop and clinch playoff berth

Charles' 55-yard interception return with 3:54 left in the game helped Hialeah complete a 29-25 comeback win over Krop at North Miami Stadium that put the Thoroughbreds in the playoffs. “We had a coaching change and all the guys bought into the process ... >> view original

Earth is less fertile without the poo of large predators

Whales alone once moved 750 million pounds of phosphorus from the ocean depths to the surface. By Brooks Hays | Oct. 27, 2015 at 12:40 AM. Comments 0 Comments. share with facebook. share with twitter. A chart reveals how the loss of wildlife diversity ... >> view original

DNA of Ancient Children Offers Clues on How People Settled the Americas

Researchers have long wondered how people settled the Americas, particularly the path they took to the new territory and the timing of their expansion. Until recently, archaeologists studying these questions were limited mostly to digging up skeletons ... >> view original

Ancient permafrost quickly transforms to carbon dioxide upon thaw

A general view of a 35-meter-high riverbank exposure of the ice-rich syngenetic permafrost (yedoma) containing large ice wedges along the Itkillik River in northern Alaska. Credit: Mikhail Kanevskiy; University of Alaska Fairbanks, Institute of ... >> view original

In Space, No One Can Hear You Sneeze

Astronauts are known for being in peak physical condition. But just like everyone else, occasionally they do get sick. Despite efforts by ground crew to keep spacecraft and cargo sterilized, when astronauts blast off into space, bacteria, viruses and ... >> view original

VIDEO: Cassini Spacecraft Will Sample Ocean On Saturn's Moon 'Enceladus' Wednesday

ABOVE VIDEO: On Oct. 28, 2015, NASA's Cassini spacecraft will take the deepest dive ever through the plume of Saturn's moon Enceladus. Scientists hope this close flyby will shed light on what's happening beneath the moon's icy surface. With a global ... >> view original