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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOMNI CRA 2024-02-08 AdvertisementMcClatchy The Beautort Gazette The Belleville News Democrat Bellingham I lerald Centre Daily Times Scut Herald Idaho Statesman Bradenton I Ierald the Charlotte Observer The State Ledger -Enquirer Durham I The Herald -Scut Fort Worth Star -Telegram the Fresno Bee the Island Parket Ttte Kansas City Star Lexington Herald -Leader The Telegraph - Macon Merced Sun -Star Miami Herald El Nuevo Herald AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION The Modesto Bee The Sun News - Myrtle Beach Raleigh News & OLs, er Rork Hill The Herald The Sacramento Bee San Luis Obispo Tribune lacoma ' The Nows Tribune Tr i-City Herald The Wichita Eagle The Otvmpian Account # Order Number Identification Order PO Amount Cols Depth 33010 514893 MIA- Legais ROP #41150-OMNI CRA Meetin $1,53855 3 5.00 in Attention: MariCarmen Lopez CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE CITY OF MIAMI - CLERK'S OFFICE MIAMI, FL 33133 mclopez@miamigov.com Omni OMNI REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY PLEASE ALL TAKE NOTICE that a Board of Commissioners Waft of the Omni Redrveiopmsrn Ciet ict Community Ratleasiooment Apenay {CRA) ie aohaduied to taiga plans on Thursday, February 8, 2024, at 810 am or thereafter et the WNW City Hall, boated at 3500 Pen Am rioan Drive, Milani, Florida 39133. P1 Intsres4td persons ere txted to extend- For more Irrfarrnabon plow oonbiot the OMNI ORA Oho. at (305) Q7S-E800• Ad No. 41150 t+ette�a Jones, Inbarth Ekeouttve Olmob' Orrri RaldemPlopmird Dtatrlot Community ried*wlopnlent AQenay PUBLISHED DAILY MIAMI-DADE-FLORIDA STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE Before the undersigned authority personally appeared: Stefani Beard, who on oath says that he/she is CUSTODIAN OF RECORDS of The Miami Herald, a daily newspaper published at Miami in Miami -Dade County. Florida; that the attached copy of the advertisement that was published was published in said newspaper in the issue(s) of: Publication: Miami Herald 1 insertion(s) published on: 01 /31 /24 Affiant further says that the said Miami Herald is a newspaper published at Miami, in the said Miami -Dade County, Florida and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in said Dade County. Florida each day and has been entered a second class mail matter at the post office in Miami, in said Miami -Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceding the first publication of the attached copy of advertisement; and affiant further says that he/she has neither paid or promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this advertisement for publication in the said newspaper(s). Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26th day of February in the year of 2024 St am e Hafic4teer Notary Public in and for the state of Texas, residing in Dallas County .4 • STEPHANIE HATCHER My Naar/ It) # 133534406 Expirt4s January 14, 2026 Extra charge for lost or duplicate affidavits. Legal document please do not destroy! PAGE SA WEDNf 5DAY JANUARY 31. 2016 MMMI MENAI It Leroy Blessirg.15. with his rather. Ketty Omond, at home in Nairobi. At age 9, he disappeared. Maryana Munyerdo the head of the Missing Child Kenya Foundation stepped in. and two days later a tipster provided Leroy's location. Desperate and despairing, Kenyan parents tap sleuth to bring lost children home AY RAF L pMpWa pe n,a ru The R,Aimny You When Leroy Blessing went musing, his tinnily panicked. The autistic 9- year-old could not talk to strangers easily, and police in his native Kenya scoffed when his desperate parents sought help, .saying he was old enough to look after himself. "They mist 'He's a hog boy; he will come back home, '" (hnondi, Leroy's mother. recounted. "They newer received me Maryana with kind- Munyendo ness or pi - Then Maryana Monyen- do stepped in. She heads the Missing Child Kenya Fremdarion, an alliance of volunteer sleuths tracking down mining children. She plastered up posters and blasted social media. A stranger called two days later with the boy's where- abouts. Since setting up the group in 2016. Munyendo said that out of the 1,551 musing{ children that par- ent have reported to her, she and her lwo-person team have reunited 1,055 children with their families Another 153 were sera to government homes and 28 were declared deceased, leaving 3L5 active files. Munyendo, 41, set up the group after 10-year-old girl went missing in the neighborhood near her office. Locals spurted the ost child after Munyendo put up pesters, and the Rol was united with her fam- ily after two days. More families gnat in touch. Buoy- ed by early successes, Mu- nyendo and her friend Jennifer Hobert set up the foundation, running it on a shoestring out of Karen's living room. Dlany of the children were runaways or the victims M parental abductions or traffickers Some were simply lost and unable to tell strangers where they lived. 11e volunteers started with posters, social media anal the introduction of online hashtags and the keywords":Missing- Ch a"to bring up names and posters Then the group expanded, setting up Kenya's first toll -free number for tracing missing children and badgering local news organizations to air features on the missing. just before the start of Kenya's ascccr dmmil ion - ship match in 2019, her team arranged for player, to hold up placards with pictures and names of musing children. 150 mo- ment was broulcast on television and led to four ceTher methods work. Blessing. now 15, disap- peared twice more. and each time, strangers taxed Mmpendu to al they had seen him. During his last disappearance, a comment by a stranger on the Missing Child Founda- tion Foo0600k post helped trace him to a hospital. Anurhec parent, Gorge Ouma, 54 said Munyendo also helped find his 17-year- oM mimic son. 13e was musing for 10 days before conductor noticed him at a Mu terminal staring at a poster of his own lace. FEW ALTERNATIVES Kenya has an epidemic of missing children. Police did not respond to inquiries on related statuiics, and there's no national data- base on miming children But in May. the cabinet secretary for labor and social protection, Florence Bore, said in a speech that 6,841 children were repott- ed missing from July 2022 to May 2023. Only 1,296 had been reunited with their families, she said. Mast of the govern- ment's budget for vul- nerable children goes to the state -run Children s Wel- fare Society, but while of runs homes, it does not duct investigations. The society relies au the police for that function. But mul- tiple families, like the par- ents of 3-year-oho Monica Maldiungu, said in inter - cloys that the police had done little and had asked for money. Police did not respond to requests Inc com ment. The girl disappeared in 2016 while playing in her Nairobi neighborhood. Playmates said they saw a an give her a bottle of man and carry her away. Her father, Enock Mudava- di, wed to the police, but he says They repeatedly asked him for money. Friends searched the area and found one of bionia's pink shoes a few kilometers from her house. Weeks later. police said they had to continue arcsources hing and asked for they to fuel the police car. Desperate, Mudavadi said he sold everything he had. fie spent so much time arching that he log his lob. Finally he rented to Mu- nyendn, and she issued posters using forensic age progtesuion technology — prowided by the Italian Missing Children institute — that produces updated identikit of the disap- 1 Omni OMNI REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY PLEASE ALL TAKE NOTICE that a Board of Commissioners Meeting of the Omni Redevelopment District Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Is scheduled to take place on Thursday, February 8, 2024, at 9:30 a.m. or thereafter at the Miami City Hall, located at 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami. Florida 33133. Alt interested persons are Invited to attend. For more Information, please contact the OMNI CRA office at (305) 679-6868. Ad No. 41150 Isiaa Jones, Interim Executive Director Omni Redevelopment District Community Redevelopment Agency pea red. 13u1 Mo,ua was not found. Even after 1,500 more cases, Muoyendo said quietly, "I still cannot for- get about Monica." respite setting up the roll -free number, she will never change her personal phone number. she ...Lin case one of the old leaflet is found and someone calls with word about the girl. Monyendo works closely with Kenya's Directorate of Criminal Investigations, which launched an Anti - Human 'trafficking and Chid Protection Unit in 2016. Many of it cases lwohe parental abductions and child trafficking.'the amit's chief, Mueni Dluti- sya,said, "People like Monica Makhungu, seen with a teacher. vanished at age 3 in Nairobi in 2016 She has not been found. Maryana fill in the gaps. Sometimes we also ask Maryana to post for us the pictures of the missing. They pulilish the informa- tion, and people often con- tact her." INTERNATIONAL IMPACT a fuoyendo is gadding a ns jor global problem. The International Center for Missing and Exploited Children says only 45 coun- tries have specific legisla- tion or policies concerning missing children, although other laws can apply. Athe- na Morgan, the center's Africa head, said that most African nations do not keep coats on missing children and that the problem is rarely a government pri- ority. But Munyendo's .success has inspired others. She set up a webinar for African working to and musing children and met the Gha- naian journalist Regina Anmoab, who set up Mis- sing Children Ghana in 2020. The nest year. Asa- moah released a docu- ntary featuring more than 30 mincing children, some of whom had been living in orphanages for a decade. It became a ides. Families told the stories of their lost children, and those who had been rr' united shared their stories. One boy was united with his family ACT 14 }'CATS. He had gone missing at age 3. So far, the Ghanaian group has reunited 203 children with their families in two years and 1s search- ing for 660 others. Asa. ninth also met the police chief. Ghana scr up its first missing people unit last year. The work is never easy. This part summer, Mu- nyendo's toll -free number was cut off because there was no money to pay the hill and was out of service until an anonymous well- wisher paid the outstanding bill this month. Last year she could not give her vol- unteers bus fare or lunch money, so now they work from home ro save costs. In November, their office oaf collapsed. Yet she carries on. This autumn, in a shared Nairobi workspace, she stared at a photo of 3-year-old Daniel Tashi Meke on the screen of an old computer. He was last seen a year ago near his Nairobi home. There had been no leads She reposed his photograph anyway. "We never give up," she said. 0 CITY OF DORAL NOTICE OF ZONING WORKSHOP N'•atles4 ppA05 owes Ad aw,Memel psws A. tent" ea belch a tail MAN.. 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AM41151 T 11Hewn CM al IsBard PUBLISHED DAILY MIAMI-DADE-FLORIDA STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE Before the undersigned authority personally appeared: Stefani Beard, who on oath says that he/she is CUSTODIAN OF RECORDS of The Miami Herald, a daily newspaper published at Miami in Miami -Dade County, Florida: that the attached copy of the advertisement that was published was published in said newspaper in the issue(s) of: Publication: Miami Herald 1 insertion(s) published on: 02/05/24 Affiant further says that the said Miami Herald is a newspaper published at Miami, in the said Miami -Dade County, Florida and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in said Dade County, Florida each day and has been entered a second dass mail matter at the post office in Miami, in said Miami -Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceding the first publication of the attached copy of advertisement; and affiant further says that he/she has neither paid or promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this advertisement for publication in the said newspaper(s). Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th day of February in the year of 2024 S t Ha -c Notary Public in and for the state of Texas, residing in Dallas County STEPHANIE HATCHER My Notary IO # 133534406 Expires January 14, 2026 Extra charge for lost or duplicate affidavits. Legal document please do not destroy! 110110MMOM/!XIM NW HERALD 1 IA Abbott says razor wire yielded `massive reduction' in migrant flow LAUREN 5Po12A iFyNiLLaun Texas Gov, Greg Abbott, R, claimed Sunday that his sate's razor wire installa- tion at a park in Eagle Pass, Tex., has led to a "massive reduction' in migrant flow in the area. Abbott said on Fos News' "Sunday Morning Futures" that several other governors were jotting him on Sunday to show their support of Texas' "right to self-defense" amid an increase of mi- grants at the U.S. southern border. This comes as Abbott has keen entangled in an ongoing feud with the Biden administration over the handling of the border. "And so these governors are rallying around Texas to support our ongoing right to self-defense and the deployment of this razor m that has led to a massive reduction in in- flow," w" Abbott said.' :Mor- a, get this. The area where we have occupied this parkin Eagle Pass, Tex., that we put up the razor re, there used to be 3,000 or 1,000 people crossing that arca a day." "For the past three days, we have averaged just three people crowing that area. The point is, if we put up resistance, we show that we ran secure the border. toe Hidcn should not be cropping that," he continued. Texas began to install razor wire alongside its border with Mexico last year - a move that the Biden administration has argued that the stare does not have the authority' to do so. Texas has doubled down on the razor wire, with sate officials arguing they have a right to defend their state against an in- flux of migrants. The conflict escalated last month after Texas fenced off a public park in Eagle Pass, Texas, and erected razor wire without notifying local authorities. The state law enforcement later prevented U.S. Bor- der Patrol officers (ram entering the park, which also has the region's main boat ramp. 'rise Supreme Court ruled last month that bor- der agents can remove the razor wire erected by Tex- as, which the federal gov- ernment argued prevented them from doing their jobs at the border. Despite the Supreme Court's ruling, the Tex. National Guard appears to have continued installing the razor wire. Abbott also doubled down on his declaration of ivasion last month, arguing again that Presi- dent Biden is not doing enough to secure the bor- der. Many Republican gover- nors have lined up behind him to support Texas amid its standoff with the Eiden administration. "Maria, more than half of the governors are now joined together in support of a very important propo- sition. And that is, we arc guaranteed by the United States Constitution the right of self-defence if states face imminent harm or invasion. Texas obvi- ously is facing both, an imminent harm, as well as an invasion," Abbott said on Sunday. South Dakota tribe bans Gov. Noem over U.S.-Mexico border talk LAURENroaA 2 A South Dakota tribe banned Gov. Kristi Noem, R, from its reservation after she delivered remadts on the U.S.-Mexico harder last week, with is leader suggesting the governor is using the border to help former President Dilrakd Temp's bid for the White House. "Due to the eatery' of the Ovate, effective immedi- ately, you are hereby Ban- ished from the homelalds of the Ogaa Sioux Tribe!" Frank Star Comes Out, president of the Oglala Sian Tribe, wrote in a statement addressed to Noem. "(Fate" means people or nation, according to The Associated Preis. Noem delivered remarks to South Dakota's sate legislature last week where she said she is look- ing into sending more state resornces to Texas amid an ultiux of migrants at the border, The Acsocated Press reported. She also blamed President toe Bi- den for the situation at the herder a claim that Star 000,05 Out suggsatod was politically motivated. 1 joined the U.S. Marine Corps and served honor- ably in foreign wars to protect the freedoms of all Americans, even Indians throughout the nation. I don't to .see our Indian people and reservations used as a basis to create a bogus bonier crisis just to help Trump get re-elected as President and Governor Noem his running mate as Vice -President," Star Cacmc, Out said. The tribe leader pushed back on Naem's suggestion to send more South Dakota National Guard rroeyc and VIM resources, like raror wire, to Tex. because of what she called an "in - at Ilk border. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, ll, has doubled down on his declaration of an invasion at the border in recent weeks, arguing that Texas has a right to defend itself. "Thus, caning the United States' southern border in Texas an "invasion" by illegal immigrants and criminal grasps to justify sending S.D. National Guard troops there is a red honing that the Ogaa Skwx Tribe doesn't sup- port," Star Canes Out wrote. He also said mom of the migrants crossing into the United States "don't de- serve to be dehumanized and mistreated," noting that many of them am seeking employment and a better life. "They don't need to be put in cages, separated from their children like during the Trump Admin- istration, or be cut up by razor wire furnished hy, of all paces, South Dakota," he said. Nr.m responded in a statement to Star Comes Out. "It is unfortunate that Resident Star Crones Out chose to Ming politics into a discussion regarding the effects dour federal gov- ernmenes failure to en- force federal laws at the southern border and on tribal lands. My focus con- rinues to be on working together lomte those problems," Noem said. She also defended her comments, saying that the tribes are one of the com- munities most affected by the surge in migrants. Omni OMNI REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINQ 3y scrod decM,ates Board OICommisaiolwal-auarj-1dthe Od•3Re3anitoud eld.n41 Cu. drill ?Mrva.pmM Agr.ry I -CAA': w II .owl a nine Hearth on Mende, Frcr4ry F. 2024. et 4730 a.m. a aryrme theNewr In Ore C1y C0ml*ulon chambers maim at Mhos City HUI. 3300 Ps. Ana5ken :'Iva, .VMna. Fln1a 33133. That Buse oil sonsiasr ma award e' gr.ri luaus to elf. 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I'man Clerk.`. the Board "In my speech to the hunun trafficking have of legislature earlier this our state and our people," week, I told the truth of the she said. `The Mexican devastation that drugs and antis are not only impact - hog our tribal reservations; they are impacting every community, from our big cities to our small towns." -ma Omni 011111 REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING Da RNA.0003 nwx,s. Ise I,.wrers Leased' N - nod taakt ....raA r eyw,q Y 0 mA roe . Nave .a t.... to s.nAm. tnrrwrer m Ire rdhv r:.m,ron chwM.la Anal., et MM. ;un�w,0500 PM `weds+ a•v... went =iwia. array .e Dow`tee rang. 0' wrath OfrantNa. 01st se.a useeta aM1 LCawai*ram eWa5teu0 monma border ...liren M a.. Aeor5a,.O maser.pntlordrituoc.:w.m,n,» r MOM AMAMM dIMAAM MVOMh000 weMI MY In es. 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Be the one to adopt Cap and witness her transformation into a grateful and affectionate companion. SAVE A LIFE. ADOPT A SHELTER PET. r cos 'et .Adoption and P001005on Center rr:m»n,s °per Mot day - way Adoption Fees: $85 for puppies. $65 for dogs 4-months and older d $35 for cats All adoptions include the Graz set of ago appropriate) ``canes. microchip. deworming, a'G soaLinci,te• surgery 3599 NW 79 Avenue, Doral, at 33122 CROW. ion sane www.MiamiOade.gov/animals nlAnloAOE 65Len. 311 (,HNI McClatchy Thr Bea ttto t Gazette The Belleville News -Demo rat Bellingham Herald Centre Daily Times Sun Hetald Idaho Statesman Bradenton I ierald The Charlotte Observer The State Ledger Enquirer Durlum I The Herald -Sun Port iVorth Stu -Telegram The Fresno Bee The Island Packet The Kansas City Star Lexington Herald -Leader The Telegraph - Macon 'erred Sun -Star Miami Hetald El Nuevo Herald AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION The Modesto Bee The Sun News - Myrtle Beach Raleigh News & Observer Rock Hill I The Herald The Sacramento Bee San Luis Obispo Tribune I acoma Ilse News Tribune Tri-City Herald The Wichita Eagle The Olympian Account # Order Number Identification Order PO Amount Cols Depth 33010 516794 Miami Herald 41152-OMNI CRA -14 Street Development LLC - 41152-OMNI CRA -14 Stre $1,53855 3 5.00 in Attention: MariCarmen Lopez CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE CITY OF MIAMI - CLERK'S OFFICE MIAMI, FL 33133 mclopez@miamigov.com Omni C le A lignIZIEBRIAMMIN so more ..a ma mom d Ouromamm rem, r tom am r morroor moon lammorb rodieserl ireN MAI IS he 1 Nldb herd cm 'Writ reel! 1 1.2 , r tow an M mite Mfg F d. 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Sr Re Wei ltilir OMNI MAMA aril .R Ida a.ilt r - m ai 10 o f r ovule femurs woo =nig.111101rM 0111 imsins wl a ____ mesa ertM Prwearo a mow, Iola. Y1lraarr.kseams obtmdire ab gel moo i.bawl (FL MOOS V aoi_ se dr MorY= le rl..iaam A. d t laf, it amdq-.sa_milms to wINWow Ise /<r►tatrMara1_TTYcuretteail 711 lllt/<1►!WyOr.riaM,Wkirilrabo it Ydtra don idler letl. rsi¢ AdIdOld .see a Maim Oaxd'SI Sara PUBLISHED DAILY MIAMI-DADE-FLORIDA STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE Before the undersigned authority personally appeared: Stefani Beard, who on oath says that he/she is CUSTODIAN OF RECORDS of The Miami Herald, a daily newspaper published at Miami in Miami -Dade County. Florida; that the attached copy of the advertisement that was published was published in said newspaper in the issue(s) of: Publication: Miami Herald 1 insertion(s) published on: 02/05/24 Affiant further says that the said Miami Herald is a newspaper published at Miami, in the said Miami -Dade County, Florida and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in said Dade County. Florida each day and has been entered a second dass mail matter at the post office in Miami, in said Miami -Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceding the first publication of the attached copy of advertisement: and affiant further says that he/she has neither paid or promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate. commission or refund for the purpose of securing this advertisement for publication in the said newspaper(s). Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th day of February in the year of 2024 Notary Public in and for the state of Texas, residing in Dallas County STEPHANIE HATCHER M y Notary I O # 133534408 Fires January 14, 2028 Extra dwp for log Or dupla to affidavits Legal document please do not &dro l MOORF�bOSI@I I WAN MAD I M Abbott says razor wire yielded `massive reduction' in migrant flow Tle▪ rfliNran Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, R, claimed Sunday that his state's razor wire installa- tion at a park in Eagle Pass, Texas, has led to a reduction" in migrant flow in the area. Abbott said on Fox News' "Sunday Morning Futures" that .several other governors were joining him on Sunday to show their support of Texas' "right to self-defense" amid in increase of mi- grants at the U.S. southern border. This comes as Abbott has been entangled in an ongoing feud with the Eiden administration over the handling of the border. "And so these governors ate rallying Around Texas to support our ongoing right to self-defense and the deployment of this m that has led to a massive reduction in in- flow,' Abbott said. "Ma- ria, get this. The area where we have occupied this park in Eagle Pass, Texas, that we put up the razor wire, there used to Ire 3,000 or 4,000 people crossing that area a day." "For the past three days, we have averaged just three people crossing that area. The point is, if we put up resistance, we show that we can secure the border. foe Rider should not be stopping that," he continued. Texas began to install razor m alongside its border with Mexico last year — a move that the Biden administration has argued that the state does not have the authority to do so. Texas has doubled down on the razor wire, with state officials arguing they have a right to defend their state against an in- flux of migrants. The conflict escalated last month after Texas fenced off a public park in Eagle Pass, Texas, and erected razor wire without notifying local authorities. The state law enforcement later prevented U.S. Hor- des Patrol officers from entering the park, which also has the region's main boat ramp. The Supreme Court ruled last month that bor- der agents can remove the razor wire erected by Tex- as, which the federal gov- ernment argued prevented them from doing their jobs at the border. Despite the Supreme Court's ruling. the Texas National Guard appears to have continued installing the razor wire. Abbott also doubled down on his declaration of an ran last month, arguing again that Presi- dent Elden is not doing enough to secure the bor- er. Many Republican gover- nors have lined up behind him to support Texas amid its standoff wide the Eiden administration. "Maria, more than half of the governors are now joined together in support of a very important propo- sition. And that Is, we are guaranteed by the United States Constitution the right of self-defense if states face imminent horn invasion.or Texas obvi- ously is facing both, an imminent harm, as well as an Invasion," Abbott .said on Sunday. South Dakota tribe bans Gov. Noem over U.S.-Mexico border talk INURE. sanuA rennnfan A South Dakota tribe banned Gov. Mimi Noem, R, from its reservation after she delivered remarks on the U.S: Mexico border Ian week, with its leader suggesting the governor is using the border to help former President Dibakd Trump's bid for the White House. "Due to the safety of the Ovate, effective immedi- ately, you are hereby Ban- ished from the honnelands of the Oglato Sioux Tribe!" Frank Star Comes Out, president of the Oglala Sioux Tribe. wrote in a statement addressed to Noem. "oyate" means people or nation, according to The Associated Press. Noem delivered remarks to South Dakota's state legislature last week, where she said she is look- ing into sending more state resoutts hi Texas amid an iMux of migrants at the border, The Associated Press repotted. She also blamed Resident toe Bi- den for the situation at the border a claim that Star Comes Out suggested was politically motivated. "1 joined the U.S. Marine Corps and served honor- ably in foreign wars to protect the freedoms of all Americans, even Indiana throughout the nation. I don't to see our Indian people and reservations used as a basis to create a bogus border crisis dun to help Trump get re-elected as President and Governor Noem Ws running mate as Vice -President," Star (:omen Out said. The tribe leader pushed Nick out Noem's suggestion to send more South Dakota National Guard troops and more resources, like razor wire, to Texan because of what she called an "inn- " at the border. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, R, has doubled down on his declaration of an invasion at the border in recent weeks, arguing that Texas has a right to defend itself. "'Thus, calling the United States' southern border in Texas an "invasion" by illegal immigrants and criminal groups to justify sending S.O. National Guard troops there isa red herring that the Oglala Sioux Tribe doesn't sup- port," Star Comes Out wrote. He also said many of the migrants crossing into the United States "don'tde- serve to be dehumanized and mistreated," noting that many of them arc seeking employment and a better life. "They don't need to be put in cages, separated from their children Eke during the Trump Admin- istration, or be cut up by zwire furnished by, of rarer places, South Oa boa," he said. Noem responded in a statement to Star Conies Out. "1t is unfortunate that Prcsldent Star Canes Out chose to bring politic. into a discussion regarding the effects of our federal gov- ernment's failure to en- force federal laws at the sodhem border and on tribal lands. sty focus con- nnues to be 011 working together to solve those problems," Noem said. She also defended her comments, saying that the tribes are one of the com- munities most affected by the surge in migrants. Omni OMNI REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 3e 15A;d meld,. the Dowd ofCaumlevwan('BuerJ'1ol the Once R.Jewluwn.nIDlrikl CaMnid5 +Mrvel,nmor Agony I'CNA': w s hold a Ober Heim; ran Berets? retrain, R. 2024. at 430 am et `mime !rimer In be Cat Cemmleelon cheaters make at tare :fly 155S. 3503 Pan American -Iva, VIoN. Rinds 3303. Thor Bwc wi wonl.a orb award et also hoes to in. 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The 3oar0 cif P consider The award of gam Nods b PIN 11 street LLC, LLC. a lege entry aodadxd to liana buk-eeeterde' se1Vk.V0 in to Stab N Pone, k wd000e a rattan o1lre `pets associated webby devekain., of erased -use project contesting 0 iwmw• stokel "Mnirg wits,- Pe 0m'i CRA. n accords-. wh Be Scotts 20'0 Rerie,eapnem oleo (Plan') and Florida Stables 163 Ns Board wed xrtsiJev funding an adedkrel armani of $3.003.000.00 to u^dvwnb the expend tiles one costs Rebaa-al eits I-e ocvewpmml e a ,ice "se pd., C-nseim N (AY horror+,00551d hpnkig .13 b-ated *Chin the Redmrekfinent Area of He Abed ERA at !C RE t ft Bones, 90 SE IA -Skeet arc "642 NE 1st Avenue. Mane. Ronda worn pro CRAs oo_ncenea. This hnd ] is 0400 l new deswkprsent of the 1rdect rK- n n,nk^ed b reduce sun aM bible aid provide Tint -needed housing Manson), n the area. Al ham -ants and 4.enbns 43Ih'e0xl b tlx spared Freeing and norme alsbl can0pMen Moist be addressed b Islas Jaws, I'W m Erec.me Doer.;t s 1401 N. Mimi Are.. Do Floor, Mre. Fans 33136 ,115675-6808 S'ouca'y pers. lose 'c appeal aryoass on ratio Bawdwm msg. lo try misl5.s u157051e utmp silu'.ial sem-g, Ihd: pavan she I cns,lm Ike u .Orhatm sward cllle 0Omooinge mile in11r.3:51 I.xlirrmr;mt erideoreap,- *rich alp atgoi may re eased (F S 26E D1051. a-ad0110 uilh the reity.. *M, Diaaagses Ad or 1980, persona needing special acmmwjalio'a to'anoracnms probating ma, contact beOt Ina of to Cry Clerk m ,315(233-5381 ;vo...tr lam' .Iha'.1o7. %:, es essacej{Atf,: 7t.ZI=..I0 ?'Y US75198("CG"7I' 'FMIC0 RMey Sesweas'a wMnM.rv.11ptowlanedpytpLrltdrE�nac�lF0.i`n . ._..: __..."".. ., raMbes 1f61 T' 3 damn Neer "In my west to the legislature earlier this week,l told the truth of the devastation dot drugs and human trafficking have an our state and mu people," she said. "The Mexican cartels are not only impact - in g out tribal reservations; they are impacting every community, from our big cities to our small towns." 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This treat -motivated pup has a particular liking for Vienna sausages. If you're searching fora sweet pup who enjoys playtime, consider adopting TJ to bring joy to your home. Meet Casl #A2534378, a 2-year-old white and brown tabby, who has been at the shatter for almost a month. Despite Initial fearfulness and hissing, she's made remarkable progress, now accepting pets from handlers. This kitty is ready fora loving home that can provide the patience and care she needs. Be the one to adopt Cass and witness her transformation into a grateful and affectionate companion. SAVE A LIFE. ADOPT A SHELTER pail -t tt r rr r V 1 •Dade s Shelter pets, the Animal Sur :cos Pet ertoption a 0 P;tenon Center remains open Monday - Sunday. Adoption Fees'. 585 for puppies, 365 for dogs 4-months and older and 535 for cats. 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Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th day of February in the year of 2024 Stc,1941Avt, Ho c Notary Public in and for the state of Texas, residing in Dallas County STEPHANIE HATCHER My Notary ID # 133534406 Expires January 14, 2026 Extra dine far lost or duplicate affidavits. Legal document please donot destroy! WNW FEIf 110/4 WAN !BALD I 7A Abbott says razor wire yielded `massive reduction' in migrant flow uuaaNssnaTA rhdldlree Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, it, claimed Sunday that his state's razor wire installa- tion at a park in Eagle Pass, Texas, has led to a "massive reduction" in migrant flow in the arta. Abbott said on Fox News' "Sunday Morning Futures" that several other governors were joining him on Sunday to show their support of Texas' "right to self-defense" amid an increase of nu - grants at the U.S. southern border. This comes as Abbott has been entangled in an ongoing feud with the Biden administration over the handling of the border. "And so these governors are rallying around Texas to support our ongoing right to self-defense and the deployment of this razor wire that has led to a massive reduction in in- flow," Abbott said. "Ma - get this. The area where we have occupied this parkin Eagle Pass, Texas, that we put up the razor wire, there used to be 3,000 or 4,000 people crossing that area a day." "For the past three days, we halm averaged just three people crossing that area. The point is, if we put up resistance, we show that we can secure the border. Inc Biden should not he stopping that," he continued. Texas began to install bozor wire alongside its nier with Mexico last year — a move that the Bitten administration has argued that the state does not have the authority to do so. Texas has doubled down on the razor wire, with state officials arguing they have a right to defend their state against an in- flux of migrants. The conflict escalated last month after Texas fenced off a public park in Eagle Pass, Texas, and erected razor wire without notifying local authorities. The state law enforcement larcr prevented U.S. Bor- der Patrol officers from entering the park, which also has the region's main boat ramp. The Supreme Court ruled last month that bor- der agents can remove the razor wire erected by Tex- as, which the federal gov- ernment argued prevented them from doing their jobs at the border. Despite the Supreme Courts ruling, the Texas National Guard appears to have Continued installing the razor wire. Abbott also doubled down on his declaration of on last month, arguing again that Presi- dent Biden is not doing enough to secure the bor- der. Many Republican gover- nors have lined up behind him to support Texas amid its standoff with the Sidon administration. "Maria, more than half of the governors are now joined together in support Ma vey important propo- sition. And that is, we are guaranteed by the United States Constitution the right of self-defense if states (ace imminent hams or Invasion Texas obvi- ously is facing both, an immhyent harm, as well as an son," Abbott said on Sunday. South Dakota tribe bans Gov. Noem over U.S.-Mexico border talk IAMM menaxA Tarllil4wn A Sash Dakota tribe banned Gov. Kristi Noem, R, from its reservation after she delivered remarks on the U.S.-Mexico border lag week, with is leader suggesting the governor is using the bonier to help former President Dibakd 'Tramp's bid for the White House. "Due In the safety of the Oyrete, effective immedi- ately, you are hereby Ban- ished from the homelands of the Oglala Sioux Tribe!" Frank Star Comes Out, president of the Oglala Sioux 'tribe, wrote in a statement addressed to Noem "Oyate"means people or nation. according to The A.aiated Press. Noem delivered remarks to South Dakota's state legisiamR last week, where she said she is!ook- Ing into sending more gate resources to Texas amid an influx of migrants at the border, The Associated Press reported. She also blamed Resident toe Bi- den for the Situation at the border - a claim that Star CO.., Out,000e.led was politleatiy mori, tcd. "I joined the U.S. Marine Corps and served honor- ably in foreign wars to protect the freedoms of all Americans, even Indians throughout the nation.I don't to see our Indian people and reservations used as a basis to create a bogus bonier crisis just to help Trump get re-elected as Resident and Governor Noem his running mate as Vice-Presiok t,"Star Cones Out said. The tribe leader pushed back on Noems suggestion to send more South Dakota National Guard troops and R resources, like razor re, to Texas because of what she called an "in- " at the border. T'exaa Gar. Greg Abbott 1t, has doubled down on his declaration of an invasion at the border in recent weeks, arguing that Texas has a right to defend itself. "Thus, calling the United States' southern border in Texas an "invasion" by illegal immigrants and criminal poops to justify sending S.U. National Guard troops there is a red herring that the Oglala Sioux Tribe doesn't sup- port," Star Comes Out wrote. He also said many of the migrants crossing into the United Sates "don't de- serve to be dehumanized and mistreated," noting that many of them are seeking employment and a better life. "They don't need to be put in cages, separated from their children like during the Tnunp Admin- istration, or be cut up by rarer wire banished by, of all places, South Dakota," he sai,1. Noent responded in gatement to Star COMM Out. "It is unfortunate that Resident Star Comes Out choseto Mng politics into a discussion regarding the effects ofour federal gov- ernment's failure to en- force federal laws at the southern border and on tribal lands My focus con- tinues to he out working together to solve those problems," Noem said. She also defended her comments, saying that the tribes are one of the com- munities most affected by the surge in migrants. Ai. Omni QMNI REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY NOTICE OF PUBLIC l$EARINQ By spwoal nr grog. lhn Board W Goulmissiuwnl- Seed'I d the Omni Redw.bam.nl Dleahi Cpanualy 0.n1we1,pme0V Agency I -CPA'] w II loin a P07111 I1earil9 m 1bur. My. FMreary R. 2024, al 4.30 see et STK. Meree'er In be Coy Camrtabn chambers aeak1 at ens, 2.4 Nee. 3500 Pan AIMS. Doty.. Nkua. FP -ride 93133. TM Some MI caakkr thv award ul gnarl IV.O. W NT. 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TJ is a super sweet boy who loves partldpating in playgroups, although he prefers to be the alpha and does better with female companions. This treat -motivated pup has a particular liking for Vienna sausages. If you're searching fora sweet pup who enjoys playtime. consider adopting TJ to bring joy to your home. Meet Casi SA2534378, a 2-year-old white and brown tabby, who has been at the shelter for almost a month. Despme initial fearfulness and hissing, she's made remarkable progress, now accepting pets from handlers. This kitty is ready for a toying home that can provide the patience and care she needs. Be the one to adopt Casi and witness her transformation into a grateful and affectionate companion. SAVE A LIFE. ADOPT A SHELTER PET. Services Pet Adoption and Prolnct,,r, Centr.1 remain, ripen Monday - Sunday- Adoption Fees: S85 for puppies. 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