Michelle HollingerSouth Florida Times Page 23

$40 million approved to spruce up Opa-locka

Michelle Hollinger, August 1, 2014

By MICHELLE HOLLINGER Special to South Florida Times OPA-LOCKA – This city’s transformation is in full swing. Late last year, Miami-Dade County approved the …

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