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  Girls Make Beats Summer Tour 2018 Coming to Miami

  July 27 at 9:02 a.m.

  For the past six years, Miami native Tiffany Miranda's local nonprofit organization, Girls Makes Beats (GMB), has worked with young girls ages 8-17 to train them in music production, DJing, and audio engineering. The organization, which recently expanded and established another chapter in Los Angeles, is cultivating the next generation of women in music with the help of Miami chapter leader Christine Miranda and Los Angeles chapter leader Whitney Taber, with Tiffany Miranda at the helm.

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  Kendall Is the Beating Heart of Miami Music

  July 20 at 9:54 a.m.

  In the depths of West Kendall, just past the chain restaurants your parents love, lies a layer of pride buried beneath the surface of its residents. What's cooking up behind its suburban corners isn't just a really great happy hour at Bahama Breeze. There's an untapped wealth of major talent on the rise.

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  John Lermayer Day Proclaimed as Sweet Liberty Gets Tales of the Cocktail Spirited Award Nods

  June 22 at 2:17 p.m.

  Miami's most revered bartender lives on with several legacy tributes.Last evening, close to a thousand people braved the rain and heat of a Miami Beach summer to gather at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden to pay tribute to John Lermayer and his life.

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  Former NFL Linebacker-Turned-Radiologist Opening Medical Marijuana Clinic in Wynwood

  March 20 at 9 a.m.

  The career path of Dr. Hervé Damas has been unorthodox. He has been a linebacker for the Buffalo Bills, a professor and wellness director at the College of New Jersey, and an interventional radiologist at Mount Sinai. Most recently, though, he has taken on the mantle of marijuana doctor.

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  Private School's Mario Giancarlo Encourages Miami's Latin Music-Makers to Sing Out

  March 14 at 10:17 a.m.

  Mario Giancarlo believes the trick to getting into South by Southwest was embracing his native language, Spanish.

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  Homegrown Band the Remyz Plays What Feels Right

  February 7 at 10:03 a.m.

  The Remyz doesn't sound like a typical Miami band, but it might just be one of the most Miami acts playing in the city right now. The five-piece lineup includes a Bahamian frontman, a Colombian bassist, an African-American drummer, a Puerto Rican guitarist, and a Dominican guitarist. They all attended...