MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – Derrick Moore mentioned he’s devastated and he won’t ever be the identical.
He mentioned he and his beloved 50-year-old twin brother, Dion Moore, labored within the hospitality trade for years. He by no means imagined he can be shot and killed whereas working at a resort.
Dion Moore was working early Friday morning on the Clevelander South Seashore Lodge’s entrance desk at 1020 Ocean Dr.
Witnesses mentioned Brandon Kortez Burris needed to go to the Clevelander Nightclub and had tried to sneak in, police mentioned. Burris, 29, was indignant when Dion Moore advised him he wanted to depart, police mentioned.
Burris, of North Miami, then tried to punch Dion Moore and when he failed he pulled out a gun from his waistband and shot him not less than six occasions, police mentioned.
Miami Seashore Fireplace Rescue personnel took Dion Moore to Jackson Memorial Hospital’s Ryder Trauma Heart the place a physician pronounced him useless. He’s survived by his two daughters, a son, and a granddaughter.
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Burris ran away, however officers arrested him a couple of blocks away from the resort and located he was in possession of a handgun and not using a journal, based on Detective Ernesto Rodriguez.
Buddies and relations described Dion Moore as somebody who was selfless, devoted, and who beloved working in hospitality.
Burris is going through fees of second-degree homicide and battery towards a police officer.
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NORTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) – A warehouse went up in flames in Northwest Miami-Dade.
It happened before 2a.m.,Wednesday morning near Northwest 74th Street and 12th Avenue.
Flames were reportedly going through the roof of the building.
Crews were able to get the blaze under control.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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A tropical oasis is taking over the docks of the old Shucker’s Bar and Grill. It’s been reimagined into a modern sunset brunch with late night party vibe. And celebs are already hittin’ up the spot.
It’s out with the old and in with the new. Palm trees and beautiful dock views go hand-in-hand at Palm Tree Club.
Alexandra Eichner: “You can arrive by boat or car and then enjoy an amazing waterfront dining experience. And then they get to hang out in their room with their friends and kind of sink in with the vibe.”
The welcoming hotspot attracts an A-list crew.
Alexandra Eichner: “You know Leonardo DiCaprio, Selena Gomez and it spans across industries. We’ve got football players, golfers, actresses, DJs, the mix of Palm Tree Crew kind of comes here to hang out and celebrate because they like hang out with each other.”
But you don’t have to dress to impress to hang out here.
Alexandra Eichner: “The vibe here is come as you are. There’s no attire. Everyone’s welcome, everyone mixes and mingles with each other. Come and have fun. Any celebrity that’s associated with Palm Tree, they are that vibe also. They are chill, nice. They want to hang out.”
The timeline was tight to transform this North Bay Village gem.
Alexandra Eichner: “It was six months and only one month for the restaurant. I lost a lot of sleep [laughs].”
Magenta pink and green take over this music venue location. Their next sunset party is with Diplo.
Alexandra Eichner: “The thing that makes Palm Tree Club, Palm Tree Club really is the music, is the center point of it all. On Saturday if you show up, starting at 3 p.m. we will have live music. You can kind of come for brunch, stay for the live music, and still get to bed at a normal time if you want or go out!”
As for the grub…
Alexandra Eichner: “The food is American coastal classics. Chicken tenders, salads, wagyu burger.”
The waterfront rooms also got a facelift with custom art pieces.
Alexandra Eichner: “Come stay at the room. Have an after-party with your friends. And then come hang out by the pool the next day.”
FOR MORE INFO:
Palm Tree Club Miami
1819 79th Street Causeway
North Bay Village, FL 33141
(786) 485-2020
palmtreeclubmiami.com
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Firefighters were able to quickly extinguish a fire in southwest Miami-Dade on Tuesday, authorities said.
It was 7:46 a.m. when Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR) said a dozen units responded to a kitchen fire near the 15300 block of SW 106th Terrace at Hammock Trails development, according to the fire department and the Red Cross.
Crews found heavy smoke and flames coming from the kitchen of an apartment, MDFR said.
One person was assessed at the scene and did not need to be taken to a hospital, according to the fire department. Four people total were impacted, and were being assisted by the Red Cross, the organization said.
“Firefighters quickly initiated a fire attack and placed the fire under control. Crews remained on scene to monitor and extinguish hot spots, while ventilation was established to clear the smoke,” MDFR said.
The exact cause of the blaze is under investigation, but MDFR Chief of Staff/PIO Erika Benitez offered advice for preventing a kitchen fire.
“Safety is the best recipe to protect yourself and others from fire,” she said. “If you experience a burn emergency, call 911, immediately. Remember to cool down the burned area by running cool water on top of the area. Remove your rings or any tight items. Never use butter, toothpaste or ice on the burn.”
MDFR also shared the following kitchen fire safety tips:
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