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| In April 1993, the Sidekicks drafted | Dade a second time. |
| It is located between Mount Mills and Mount | Dade along the Sierra Crest and straddles the border |
| Frances | Dade, also known early in her career as Lorelei Lee, |
| and later worked out in full generality by E.C. | Dade, also had several applications to group theory, |
| Their names cleared, | Dade and Kate go on a date, Kate even wears a dress |
| ed to the Florida House of Representatives from | Dade and Monroe counties in 1966. |
| keechobee Road) and the C-9 canal which divides | Dade and Broward Counties. |
| told of a "pool on the roof" (which results in | Dade and several other students being locked on the |
| d was transferred to county maintenance in both | Dade and Monroe Counties, although the stretch on no |
| Departing Norfolk, Virginia 15 December 1944 | Dade arrived at San Francisco 30 December to embark |
| Frances | Dade as Ethel Crowley |
| In July 2010, Jacksonville University hired | Dade as an assistant women's team coach. |
| s, drivers must choose whether to go north onto | Dade Boulevard or eastbound onto 17th Street to Ocea |
| outh Beach and south of North Beach, bounded by | Dade Boulevard and 23rd Street to the north, Lincoln |
| treet, Alton Road, 23rd St., and Collins Canal ( | Dade Boulevard). |
| Biscayne Bay meets Lincoln Road, and runs along | Dade Boulevard, forming the boundary between South B |
| Rise Academy-South | Dade Charter School was closed by Miami-Dade County |
| Rise Academy-South | Dade Charter School is located on two campuses. |
| In addition Rise Academy-South | Dade Charter School is in the area. |
| Rise Academy-South | Dade Charter School opened in August 2008 and curren |
| Pastor Al Janney (also founded | Dade Christian School and New Testament Baptist Chur |
| The | Dade CI was originally the Dade Correctional Institu |
| City of | Dade City - City Commissioners |
| The | Dade City Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Depot is a ra |
| Dade City North is a census-designated place (CDP) i | |
| U.S. Route 301: Clinton Heights, south of | Dade City to Belleview (which also carries hidden SR |
| column highlighting a few bits of news from the | Dade City Banner exactly 63 years earlier and 35 yea |
| eer, including service as President of Downtown | Dade City Main Street, Inc., and involvement with or |
| The school is located in | Dade City, Florida, United States, north of Tampa. |
| Licensed to | Dade City, Florida, USA, the station is currently ow |
| Penix (born 1941-1942) is the Mayor Pro-Tem of | Dade City, Florida. |
| Tampa Deanery: Brooksville, | Dade City, Plant City, Ruskin, Tampa, Temple Terrace |
| Transportation was created in 1993, is based in | Dade City, Florida, and remains a family owned and o |
| Licensed to | Dade City, Florida, USA, and serving west-southwest |
| een Jacksonville, Gainesville, Ocala, Wildwood, | Dade City, Zephyrhills, and Tampa. |
| Clinton Glenn Hart (born July 20, 1977 in | Dade City, Florida) is an American football safety f |
| r this community is 33523, which it shares with | Dade City. |
| was abandoned and the Palmetto was run through | Dade City. |
| is located at 12449 Withlacoochee Boulevard in | Dade City. |
| ers; the entire fleet operates from its base in | Dade City. |
| ess, Floral City, Brooksville, Ridge Manor, and | Dade City. |
| ty College in New Port Richey, Brooksville, and | Dade City. |
| City of | Dade City: Previous Election Results |
| Dade cleared on 11 January 1946 for New York, arrivi | |
| Miami | Dade College (Medical Center Campus) |
| Miami | Dade College (Wolfson Campus) is one of Miami Dade C |
| Annually, it hosts Miami | Dade College graduation ceremonies. |
| Miami | Dade College also has a medical campus in the Civic |
| In 2006, Evora attended Miami | Dade College in Miami to study mass communication. |
| ctor of the Aquatic and Fitness Center at Miami | Dade College North campus in Miami, FL. |
| n in downtown Miami, Florida, adjacent to Miami | Dade College Wolfson Campus and one block east of th |
| om Art Institute of Chicago, and attended Miami | Dade College from 1990 to 1992. |
| ospital, clinics associated with JMH, and Miami | Dade College - Medical Center Campus; the addition o |
| centers in Florida; across the street is Miami | Dade College - Hialeah Campus). |
| bridge University's summer program and at Miami | Dade College's program in Florence. |
| The Honors College is a representation of Miami | Dade College's most academically-gifted students in |
| e Miami Culinary Institute is a branch of Miami | Dade College, and is the first public culinary schoo |
| ami, Reinhart started college at two-year Miami | Dade College, before transferring to Florida Interna |
| at major universities in Florida such as (Miami | Dade College, Florida International University, Flor |
| odeling, the house was turned over to the Miami | Dade College, the institution as been operating the |
| Miami | Dade College- Medical Center Campus, opened in 1977 |
| he holds an Associate of Arts degree from Miami | Dade College. |
| aduated from Miami Edison High School and Miami | Dade College. |
| erary festival event realized in Miami by Miami | Dade College. |
| It is funded in part by the | Dade Community Foundation and the Roblee Foundation. |
| received an Associate in Arts Degree from Miami | Dade Community College. |
| est philanthropic organizations in Florida, the | Dade Community Foundation. |
| e, Gerina moved to Miami, FL and attended Miami | Dade Community College where she received degrees in |
| Since becoming the President of the | Dade Community Foundation in 1985, the community fou |
| Florida Department of Corrections operates the | Dade Correctional Institution and the Homestead Corr |
| April 30 The Miami | Dade Count Office of the Mayor: Chef Carmen's Day |
| Dade Countians wanted to secede from the Union but t | |
| Hazel Land-Lawyer Ralph Persons-Judge of | Dade County |
| When the | Dade County Sheriff's Office was created in 1836 to |
| e from it being the first senior high school of | Dade County following behind North Dade Jr./Sr. |
| Dade County had a short-lived state secessionist mov | |
| Chiles was educated in | Dade County public schools and at the University of |
| He was named | Dade County Player of the Year as a senior. |
| ne was the strongest tropical cyclone to strike | Dade County until Hurricane Andrew in 1992. |
| Ashley Houts attended | Dade County High School where she played basketball |
| Vizcaya began operation during 1953 as the | Dade County Art Museum. |
| Eaton served as assistant county solicitor for | Dade County from 1949 to 1951. |
| Ferguson was a staff attorney of the | Dade County School Board from 1972 to 1973. |
| orruption allegations that targeted a number of | Dade County judges. |
| even thousands of migrant farm workers in south | Dade County (now Miami-Dade County) were killed and |
| Clark (19 Nov 1923 - 4 June 1996) was mayor of | Dade County (now Miami-Dade County), Florida from 19 |
| During his tenure as minister, he served on the | Dade County Senior Citizens Board, and headed Miami' |
| Historians believe, however, that | Dade County seceded with the State of Georgia and re |
| Former members of | Dade County Resistance have gone on to join Lakehurs |
| the band seemed poised to take over the world, | Dade County Resistance exploded, like every good ban |
| pany's previous headquarters were in a southern | Dade County campus described by Walker as "sprawling |
| By 1950, the | Dade County area had been reduced to its present siz |
| He was elected to the | Dade County Commission in 1958 and was re-elected in |
| Peters, Florida was a community in southern | Dade County during the first half of the 20th centur |
| the designation of the former primary SR 834 in | Dade County was reassigned to the State Road 948 des |
| Beach County in 1993 after Hurricane Andrew hit | Dade County in August 1992. |
| the American Civil War he raised a regiment in | Dade County and was given the rank of colonel. |
| The station is currently owned by | Dade County Broadcasting, Inc. and features programi |
| He was a | Dade County All-Star Team member in football, and al |
| Legend has is that because the people of | Dade County could not wait on their state to secede, |
| He was assistant county solicitor for | Dade County from 1955 to 1957, before returning to p |
| Attorney general for the | Dade County Port Authority from 1945 until his death |
| ved on the Florida Bar Grievance Committee, the | Dade County Advisory Board for Minority Women Busine |
| Dade County constructed a sewage treatment plant on | |
| Dade County Resistance was a South Carolina power-po | |
| short west-east state route located entirely in | Dade County in the extreme northwestern part of the |
| Miami and | Dade County saw an increase in tourists after 1906 w |
| 301 is a north-south route located entirely in | Dade County in the extreme northwest corner of Georg |
| Brother is Miami | Dade County Circuit Court Judge Jonathan T. Colby, p |
| Dade County was once covered in 186,000 acres (750 k | |
| and Lookout Mountain, which runs through all of | Dade County and is home to most of its population. |
| served briefly as assistant state attorney for | Dade County in 1953 before being appointed to Circui |
| She married Mario Andres Moreno in a | Dade County courthouse and later had an elaborate we |
| He represented | Dade County in the Florida House of Representatives |
| lied while making accusations against prominent | Dade County lawyer Stuart Z Grossman. |
| Dade County was granted the power to create commissi | |
| e Americas, director of the Miami Art Museum of | Dade County and trustee of Florida International Uni |
| a federal court order for desegregation of the | Dade County Public Schools, the school was paired wi |
| ol construction, being the first high school in | Dade County to be built with no windows, and was, th |
| ion and Demographics sections, seem to focus on | Dade County as a whole, as opposed to just the city |
| to the 11th Judicial Circuit Court of Florida ( | Dade County Circuit Court) from 1977 to 1981; he was |
| In December 2001, | Dade County Broadcasting (Evan E. Stone, president) |
| non-profit television station, licensed to the | Dade County School Board, and affiliated with Nation |
| two-lane road, the Florida State Road Board and | Dade County Commission voted to rename the causeway |
| etween the Florida East Coast Railway (FEC) and | Dade County to transfer the then-FEC right-of-way al |
| outh Florida- Community Leadership Award; Miami | Dade County League of Cities- Legislator of the Year |
| nsen, and E. N. Webb, trustees, was realized as | Dade County Agricultural High School came into exist |
| Miami Herald, where he won many awards from the | Dade County Youth fair for his artwork and short sto |
| She worked as an attorney in the Miami | Dade County Attorney's Office from 1986-1987, and th |
| ears of public television in South Florida, the | Dade County School Board and the Community Televisio |
| gment of I-95 south of Northwest 95th Street in | Dade County were completed. |
| ment Code, and was involved in the formation of | Dade County's Drug Court, Truancy Intervention Progr |
| ,923 - therefore accounting for about 11.98% of | Dade County's population of 16,040. |
| stant for Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida ( | Dade County) from 1963 to 1965. |
| a circuit judge for the 11th Judicial Circuit ( | Dade County) from 1970 to 1975. |
| ne structures in Miami-Dade County (then called | Dade County), as nearly all structures in the area w |
| thern Miami-Dade County, Florida, USA (formerly | Dade County). |
| Dade County, Georgia (southeast) | |
| January 18 - | Dade County, Florida, is formed. |
| Dade County, Missouri, in the southwestern part of t | |
| He founded Interstate Electric Company in | Dade County, Florida. |
| Outdoor shots were filmed in and around | Dade County, Florida. |
| ated in southeastern Cedar County, northeastern | Dade County, and southwestern Polk County, Missouri. |
| Dade County, Georgia, the state's northwestern-most, | |
| The route only passes through one county, | Dade County, in the state. |
| Dyer was in private practice in | Dade County, Florida from 1933 to 1942. |
| Mercado worked as a fireman in | Dade County, Florida for many years. |
| Born in Alabama, White Dawg moved to | Dade County, Florida as a teenager. |
| rried Charles Malcolm Dacus on April 1, 1951 in | Dade County, Florida; they divorced in 1961. |
| The route passes through the county seat of | Dade County, Trenton, where it is briefly cosigned w |
| nincorporated community in the southern part of | Dade County, Georgia, United States. |
| community located in the northeastern corner of | Dade County, Georgia, United States. |
| ractice of law and was elected circuit judge of | Dade County, Florida in 1952. |
| atives as a Democrat in a district representing | Dade County, Florida. |
| s in its curriculum than most of the schools in | Dade county, numbering a total of 23 AP classes. |
| al of the high schools of Palm Beach County and | Dade County, Florida, and later, as a school adminis |
| Located entirely in | Dade County, SR 815 was locally known as Northeast S |
| Florida, where it is known from 14-15 sites in | Dade County, and is listed as an endangered species |
| istorical landmark and the first high school in | Dade County, having opened its doors in 1903. |
| Anticipating increasing traffic to and from | Dade County, FDOT broke ground on May 18, 1962 for t |
| e Miami Beach Convention Center in Miami Beach, | Dade County, Florida, from August 5 to August 8, 196 |
| chool that was built for the Black Residents of | Dade County, being the George Washington Carver Sr. |
| n (FSE) began servicing the industry in 1972 in | Dade County, Florida, where the company headquarters |
| While Trenton is the county seat of | Dade County, the Trenton article ought to focus on t |
| (September 30, 1929 - December 22, 2002) was a | Dade County, Florida Circuit Judge, best-remembered |
| igh School, Booker T. Washington Senior High of | Dade County, North Dade Junior/ Senior High School, |
| In 1960, the real student crunch hit | Dade County. |
| aduation in 2006 her "23" jersey was retired by | Dade County. |
| g the end of the war he resumed his practice in | Dade County. |
| sterminded over 200 murders during this time in | Dade County. |
| as chairman of the commission and vice mayor of | Dade County. |
| of this route lies at the Alabama state line in | Dade County. |
| ere minimal compared to communities in southern | Dade County. |
| land, originally used as a limestone quarry, to | Dade County. |
| d a first-team All-State honoree as a senior at | Dade County. |
| hland facing the Intracoastal Waterway in North | Dade County. |
| municipality was incorporated in what was then | Dade County: the Town Of Pompano. |
| 2005 Miami | Dade Cultural Affairs Choreographer's Fellowship |
| After overhaul, | Dade departed San Francisco 22 June 1945 via Pearl H |
| Dade enrolls at Stanton High School, where he meets | |
| This caused tensions between Tweedy and | Dade Farrar, who left the band two months after Twee |
| The Shoreland Arcade (also known as the | Dade Federal Savings) is a historic site in Miami, F |
| Dade Football". | |
| Dade Foundation, past Chairman, current Board Member | |
| ons were engineered, mixed and produced by Dave | Dade, generously-bearded BBC Senior Studio Manager, |
| With the Cleveland Indians in 1977, | Dade had career-highs for games played (134), games |
| More recently, it became the offices of the | Dade Heritage Trust. |
| Miami during the last week of January 1999, the | Dade Heritage Trust (Miami-Dade County's largest his |
| isaster, Homestead High School and nearby South | Dade High School (also devastated by Andrew) opened |
| offensive down his senior year, and gaining All | Dade Honors and a state qualifier in the shot put on |
| er, and Misti Barber-who all went on to win All | Dade honors and athlete of the year, and compete on |
| He led Miami | Dade in yards with 36 catches 864 yards and 10 touch |
| Dade Junior College (later changed its name to Miami | |
| eve that overage demand with the formulation of | Dade Junior College Northwest branch. |
| Dade Kotopon is one of the constituencies represente | |
| The | Dade Kotopon constituency is located in the Greater |
| Miami Lakes Middle School, North | Dade, M.A. Milam K-8 Center, and Palm Springs Middle |
| After the | Dade Massacre, the Florida militia reached the Withl |
| by Barry University; with funds from the North | Dade Medical Foundation and by the financial support |
| oned to City Park Elementary School, Billy Earl | Dade Middle School, and James Madison High School. |
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