Human trafficking is a big problem in Florida, partly because it’s so easy to get in and out of the state through the sea ports and the airports, and it’s so close to the Caribbean.
More than 400 kids from District 8, located in South Miami-Dade, will get a chance to take part. This is summer programming that it s athletics, it’s robotics, art, dance, faith based, Cohen-Higgins said. We wanted to create an option that was vast, that was variant.
Romania Dukes, who lost her 17-year-old son to gun violence in 2014, believes more kids can be saved with these opportunities. The gun violence has increased more than it has in Miami. Down south, we don’t have many programs so bringing this program is very crucial, Dukes said. It s very crucial to have these kids in these different programs.
Lanzan programa para campamentos de verano seguros en Miami-Dade telemundo51.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from telemundo51.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
If you re looking to rent out a park pavilion in the Town of Miami Lakes for a birthday party but you re short on cash in your bank account, the town says it s no problem you can pony up in Bitcoin.
Miami Lakes, a municipality located west of Opa-locka Airport with a population of about 31,000, is looking to get a jump on the rest of Miami-Dade County on the cryptocurrency frontier. While other municipal governments in Greater Miami slow-walk the transition to digital currencies, Miami Lakes is already accepting payments for town services in Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum through its merchant service partner, PayPal.
By DJ 33 1/3
May 5, 2021
The Miami-Dade County Commission passed a resolution to create a cryptocurrency task force.
The task force will look at allowing the county to accept cryptocurrencies as payment for taxes, fees and services.
Commissioner Danielle Cohen Higgins, sponsored the resolution. We have a chance to lead as the crypto county and explore policy in this emerging industry, Higgins said. By revolutionizing how we do trade, cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies have the potential to attract and retain highly skilled talent, create jobs, and grow our local economy.
The task force will include 13 members appointed by the board, and each must have at least five years’ experience in the cryptocurrency, financial, banking, business development, or cybersecurity industries.