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Countywide Newsletter

November 21, 2025

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Planning for Life After High School

Thinking about what comes after high school is equally exciting and intense for youth and their parents. With the right support and planning, teens can find a path that fits their goals, interests, and circumstances to ensure a journey that leads to lifelong success. Whether it’s college, a technical program, or jumping straight into the workforce, there are many ways for young people to build a successful future. And not every path needs to be expensive or long. College presents many opportunities for graduates, and vocational schools and community colleges also offer routes to good jobs – especially for families who may not have the resources for a traditional four-year college.

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Podcast/Shows

Michael Miller with Damian Pardo & Javier Gonzalez | Community, Leadership & The City of Miami

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How This Miami Nonprofit Is Breaking the Cycle of Poverty with Miami Autism Dad

Breaking the Cycle of Poverty and Empowering Families in Miami 💙

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Magnet Pull S2 Ep. 9: The Art of Excellence: Inside the Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory of the Arts

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Grant Miller here at the Doral Chamber Trustee Luncheon

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Grant Miller here at Miami lakes Chamber November Luncheon! ft Tomás Regalado & Dariel Fernandez

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Grant Miller Here at celebrating 30th Anniversary at Homestead-Miami Speedway

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Strive305 Fuels Miami-Dade’s Entrepreneurial Uprising

As Strive305 continues to become a household name across the 305, one thing is increasingly clear: entrepreneurs are shaping the future of Miami-Dade County. The county’s economic landscape is transforming, and at the heart of this transformation is a community-wide desire for independence, ownership, and opportunity.

Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez Leads Hurricane Relief Effort for Jamaica

Following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica, Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez is leading a countywide relief effort to deliver urgent support to families and communities in need. The initiative invites residents, businesses, and county employees to come together in donating essential supplies and resources to help Jamaica recover and rebuild.

Vote-by-Mail Ballots for Dec. 9. Municipal Elections to be Mailed from Elections Headquarters Nov. 17

The Office of the Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections will mail vote-by-mail ballots (VBM) for the Dec. 9 Municipal Elections on Monday, Nov. 17, to all voters who requested them for the Hialeah General Election and the Miami and Miami Beach Run-off Elections. The VBM ballots will be moved from the Elections Headquarters Warehouse onto a USPS truck at 10:30 a.m. and the working media is invited to see the process unfold. Following the loading of approximately 41,000 ballots, Miami-Dade’s Supervisor of Elections, the Honorable Alina Garcia, will hold a media availability and answer questions related to this process and the upcoming elections in Hialeah, Miami, and Miami Beach.

Let’s Chat with Disco George with guest, Axel Rosario, Owner of Kicked Up

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Under the Hood with Grant Miller!

2025 Nissan Murano is built for Miami lifestyle

Miami has a way of testing cars. One minute you’re crawling on I-95 in rush hour heat, and the next, you’re sliding into a packed garage in Brickell or packing paddleboards for a weekend in Key Biscayne. If an SUV can’t juggle comfort, style, and versatility, it won’t survive here. That’s why the all-new 2025 Nissan Murano feels like it was made with our city in mind.

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