Little hope for homeless in ruins of Miami shanty
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The Umoja shantytown was intended to shock. Just a few miles (kilometers) from the luxury condos of Miami Beach, it stood as a protest at the lack of affordable city housing.
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By Christina Kent, The Miami Herald  Sep. 18--An incomplete roof job and heavy rains left about a hundred residents of a North Miami condominium without a place to stay Sunday night, according to WFOR CBS 4.
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By Glenn Garvin, The Miami Herald  Sep.
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By Laura Morales, The Miami Herald  Sep. 10--Miami's Historic and Environmental Preservation board has handed Grove residents opposed to a Home Depot in their neighborhood another small victory.
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Plastic Father Christmases may festoon Belfast&#39;s many lampposts, but there was little sign yesterday of the season of goodwill.
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In normal times, redevelopment of public housing to make way for mixed-income neighborhoods might have gone largely unopposed. But passions are high in hurricane-ravaged New Orleans, where residents are desperate for cheap housing.
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PUNTA GORDA, Fla.  - Relief supplies poured  rapidly into southwest Florida after Hurricane Charley's  devastating punch but some of the thousands of newly homeless  on Monday were frustrated as they faced rebuilding their lives.
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A fire set by a homeless person affected the A and the C lines. Full service may not be restored for three to five years.
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Many victims of Florida's worst hurricane for years are still homeless, with no electricity or telephone services.
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When more than 400 slaves were reburied last year at a site unearthed by construction workers in lower Manhattan, the occasion was marked by singing, dancing &#151; and promises for an elaborate memorial. Today, the site is marked by only one small sign.
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By Matt Garfield, The Herald, Rock Hill, S.C.  Feb. 16--The collapse of the textile industry left behind more than a legacy of job losses and poverty in center-city Rock Hill.
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MIAMI, Oct 21  - Known as the capital of Cuban exiles, Miami was abuzz Thursday with news of President Fidel Castro&#39;s accident, with many Cuban-Americans bemoaning that the communist leader only fell on his face, and not from power.
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By Fred Grimm, The Miami Herald  Dec. 14--A 109-acre wasteland of naked dirt and scrubland in the midst of one of Broward County's poorest ZIP codes makes for a better metaphor than a park.
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By LAURA WIDES-MUNOZ  HIALEAH, Fla. - A group of Cuban refugees was released Saturday, a day after landing, some for the second time in a year, at a derelict bridge in the Florida Keys that authorities initially said wasn't U.S. soil.
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By Ana Menendez, The Miami Herald  Feb. 7--ANA MENENDEZ   A re they gone yet?   And who left their right shoe on Lincoln Road?   Just when the happy people of Miami Beach start believing they really do live in Paradise, God sends another festival.   Yeah.
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Grenadians are struggling to rebuild amid the wreckage left behind by Ivan.
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If you doubt that the derelict shantytowns of Tijuana could work as a template for redevelopment in a quaint, upscale town in the Hudson River Valley, youâre probably underestimating Teddy Cruz.