Leaders in the Haitian community are up in arms after Public Advocate Jumaane Williams officially endorsed Monique Chandler-Waterman in the special election to fill his vacated council seat under Toussaint L’overture Boulevard on April 17. Several leaders have his endorsement, which took place in Little Haiti, for a candidate with no ties to the community as a slap in the face.
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Fears of gentrification abounded during last Thursday’s Miami City Commission as residents voiced their concerns about a billion-dollar development that…
A heated Miami Commission hearing on a massive and controversial real-estate development that has raised fears of accelerated gentrification in…
By Elizabeth Hazard Haitian culture is alive and well in Miami. If you’re looking to take in some art, embrace…
On Monday, the only Haitian restaurant at Miami International Airport began offering free lunch and dinner to federal security screeners, customs inspectors and other employees who have been working without pay since before Christmas.
The United States is home to the largest Haitian migrant population, with 70 percent of the country’s Haitian population residing in either…
Miami has plenty to offer when it comes to Caribbean cuisine. But, just where can you find the best Haitian food? Here are just a few of the Haitian restaurants you’ll want to check out.
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An elite private academy is set to open on the site of a longtime former Catholic school in Little Haiti….