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INTRO:
Under the Sun tells the stories of South Florida.
I'm Alicia Zuckerman.
When the baseball player Mark Buehrle (BUR-ley)became a Miami Marlin last month, he didn’t move to Miami.
He moved to Broward County.
That’s because Buehrle// owns a pit bull. And in Miami-Dade County -- that’s illegal.
The ban was passed in 1989 after a series of gruesome pit bull attacks in South Florida.
But this month, bills have been filed in the Florida legislature that would overturn any law banning a specific breed of dog.
A while ago, we asked Under the Sun listeners for their six word memoirs about life in South Florida.
Terence Cantarella wrote this:
Little Haiti – Old House – Stray Dog.
Here's the rest of that story.
Miami Outlaw
By Terence Cantarella
Bailey was a fighting dog. A pit bull. But when he crawled out from under a parked car in Little Haiti last year, he didn’t l...
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Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| You Give Me Problems About My Business | The Mercury Program | Chez Viking. | Lovitt Records | 2009 | 00:00 |
| Waterfall | Raffa and Rainer | Stolen Coal. | Raffa and Rainer | 2007 | 00:00 |
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Associate Producer Trina Sargalski
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