Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 12th of September.
Good morning, Hialeah.
Local communities held ceremonies on Friday, Sept.
11 to mark the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11. The events honored nearly 3,000 victims and first responders such as Rabbi Mark Rosenberg and retired fire chief Robert Suarez while inspiring a message of resilience and unity.
Hialeah firefighter Robert Suarez and his father recalled their 9/11 mission when they helped rescue responders at the World Trade Center.
The elder Suarez, now battling brain cancer (believed linked to duty exposure), and his son honor their shared legacy.
At Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Station 3, retired firefighters shared memories of their 9/11 rescue efforts—recalling the overwhelming scenes in Lower Manhattan and at the Pentagon.
Their stories show how the nation came together to search for survivors.
Firefighter duo Robert Suarez and his father recalled serving on 9/11 as they managed rescue efforts and faced lasting memories.
The father, now battling brain cancer—possibly linked to his service—has his legacy honored with a memorial beam at City of Miami Fire Rescue.
No. 7 Miami recorded a school record of 856 yards and 77 points in a 77-7 win over Florida A&M Thursday night, with Mensah and Nickel each throwing three touchdowns.
The teams cut the fourth quarter by five minutes — a decision that left the score clear.
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