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UF alumni in Surfside building as it collapsed Jordyn Markhoff To keep up with the latest local news subscribe to our TV20 newsletter   and receive news straight to your email every morning. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - At least four of the people in the Surfside building collapse were alumni of the University of Florida. Rabbi Aaron Notik with UF Chabad said all four graduates were very involved in Jewish student life on campus. He said their presence will be greatly missed at events and Jewish holidays. “They were all very integral parts of our community,” said Notik. Mo...

Three Venezuelans went to the same Jewish high school. They're all missing in Surfside Anna Jean Kaiser, The Miami Herald Jul. 1—Luis Sadovnic, Moises Rodan and Andres Levine, residents of the Champlain Towers South in Surfside, had more in common than just their address: The three Venezuelans went to the same Jewish high school in Caracas. They're still missing after the condo building collapsed last Thursday. "It's something that we weren't expecting. They all left Venezuela looking for a better future and better opportunities," said Esther Beniflah Melul, who attended the...

Photo by Andrea Sarcos/AFP via Get... Images of Andres Levine, Ilan Naibryf and Deborah Berezdivin, three of the Jewish victims of the Surfside building collapse, in center among other photographs of those missing posted at a makeshift memorial on the building site in Surfside, Fla., June 26, 2021. This article will be updated as more names are identified by authorities in Florida. (JTA) — The Champlain Towers South building collapse is a national tragedy, one that has claimed nearly 20 lives so far and left over 140 still missing in the rubble as of Thursday. Among other groups, it struck ...

REVEALED: Developers of doomed Miami condo tower were accused of PAYING OFF officials to get permits as Miami urges inspections of all buildings taller than six stories and over 40 years old within 45 days Developers of the Miami tower that collapsed were previously accused by building rivals of paying off officials to get permits, according to a Washington Post  investigation The developers bypassed a construction moratorium in 1979 by agreeing to pick up half of the $400,000 sewer repair tab  Other developers, whose projects were still stalled, believed the tower's developers were getting...

Authorities identified Antonio Lozano, 83, his wife Gladys Lozano, 79, Manny Lafont, 54 and Stacy Fang, 54, as four of the five people who died in the deadly Miami condo collapse.