Peter Haden
WLRN
Miami, FL, United States
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Men and Women Who Work On Ships Find An Oasis At the Seafarers’ House In Port Everglades
In the 1980s, a Spanish seminarian named Mother María Jimenez recognized that the job of crewing a ship could be particularly stressful and isolating. → Read More
France Seized France.com. This Miami Man Is Suing To Get It Back.
Jean Noël-Frydman was born in France, but he feels right at home at his house in the Grove. "Coconut Grove is a neighborhood that appeals to the French → Read More
Palm Beach County 911 Now Accepts Text Messages
People living in Palm Beach County have a new way to reach 911 in an emergency: by text message. Anyone in the county with a cell phone can send a text to → Read More
This South Florida Priest Wants You To Understand Why Central Americans Are Seeking Asylum
In the past two months, the United States has taken more than 2,300 migrant children away from their parents as a result of the Trump Administration’s new → Read More
'This Is What We Came From': Photographer Finds 'Old' Florida Preserved In The Glades
Photographer Sofia Valiente grew up in Davie, but for the last three years she’s been documenting the history of the Glades region around the southern lip → Read More
Marjory Stoneman Douglas Shooting Survivors Will Cross The Country Registering People To Vote
Survivors of the February shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School have announced their next push to end gun violence: a cross-country voter drive. → Read More
Is It Raining By Your House? New Service Aims To Provide Hyperlocal Weather Forecasting In Florida
In South Florida, a regional weather forecast often just doesn't cut it. “On any particular summer afternoon, I could be caught in a thunderstorm, whereas → Read More
Licensed To Strip: Do ID Laws Put Florida Adult Entertainers At Risk?
When Stormy Daniels rolled into West Palm Beach last month to perform at Ultra Gentlemen’s Club — just across the street from President Trump’s golf course → Read More
Are You A Carrier? JScreen Wants To Test People For Genetic Diseases — Before Kids Enter The Picture
Spit in a tube. Drop it in the mail. In a few weeks, a genetic counselor calls you up with your results. → Read More
Activists March Through Lake Worth On International Workers Day
Dozens of people marched through downtown Lake Worth Tuesday evening before holding a rally for International Workers Day. There were young boys drumming → Read More
Florida’s Goliath Grouper Is As Big As A Grizzly Bear. And Officials Say It’s Still Off Limits.
There will be no harvesting of Goliath Grouper in Florida, for now. → Read More
United Technologies Opens State-Of-The-Art Innovation Center, Creates 480 Jobs In Palm Beach County
A smart new building in Palm Beach Gardens is drawing visitors and jobs. United Technologies Corp. cut the ribbon on its Center for Intelligent Buildings → Read More
These Palm Beach County Kids Wrote An Opera. It Stars A Narwhal Pegasus.
Opera may seem like work for the grand stage. But at the front of a crowded assembly room in Lake Worth imaginatively costumed performers recently → Read More
These Palm Beach County Kids Wrote An Opera. It Stars A Narwhal Pegasus.
Opera may seem like work for the grand stage. But at the front of a crowded assembly room in Lake Worth imaginatively costumed performers recently → Read More
Boynton Beach Sober Home Scammer Gets 71 Months in Prison
Authorities in South Florida have charged more than 60 sober home and drug treatment center operators with health care fraud over the past year and a half. → Read More
Belle Glade Company Turning Sugarcane Into Eco-Friendly Plates & Bowls
Palm Beach County sugarcane growers have a new use for their crop: tableware. Tellus Products’s new state-of-the-art facility in Belle Glade uses leftover → Read More
They Stole Teddy Bears And Other Mementos From A Memorial At Stoneman Douglas High, Police Say
A convicted burglar, drug delivery man and domestic violence batterer now is accused of stealing from a memorial to the 17 people gunned down at Marjory → Read More
'Enough Is Enough!' Thousands In South Florida Demand Change At March For Our Lives
The first of more than 800 March For Our Lives events in Washington, D.C., the U.S. and around the world took place early on Saturday on the island of → Read More
One Month After Parkland Shooting, Students Walk Out Of School Demanding Stricter Gun Regulations
Demanding change and promising their generation would make it happen, students walked out of schools across South Florida and the country on Wednesday — → Read More
South Florida Students Walk Out Of Schools To Protest Gun Violence
Exactly one month after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, students across South Florida and the rest of the country walked out of their → Read More