Women-Owned Brands Our Editors Love

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March is for the girls. This is the month where the weather starts to get a little better, Daylight Savings Time kicks in (woo! more sunshine!), and we get to celebrate the women of the world during Women’s History Month.

There’s still tons of time to celebrate women you know (and even women you don’t) by making a purchase from a woman-owned business this month. We’ve rounded up editor-loved, female-owned small businesses

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Thieves make off with $900k in cash, jewelry from NW Miami-Dade business; 2 subjects detained – WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports

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NORTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) – A heist captured on camera has left the owner of C4G Jewelers calculating the cost after two, possibly three, backed a flatbed tow truck individuals into the business, making away with a safe containing approximately $900,000 in cash and jewelry.

Surveillance footage revealed the thieves inside the establishment, skillfully using a tow truck to hook a line around the safe before pulling it through the front door. The meticulously planned robbery unfolded on the 7500 block of Miami Gardens Drive.

A blue and white van was also involved in the crime.

The perpetrators reportedly initiated

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West Kendall raid leads to arrest in Aventura jewelry store smash-and-grab

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MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – A Tuesday morning raid in the West Kendall area of ​​southwest Miami-Dade led to the arrest of a suspect police said was involved in a burglary attempt at an Aventura jewelry store in October.

Aventura and Miami-Dade police took Luis Angel Herrera Ramirez, 31, into custody at a home in the 5700 block of Southwest 162nd Pass.

Police said he was involved in an attempt to steal from the International Jewelers Exchange at 19275 Biscayne Blvd. on Oct. 19.

A group of would-be thieves slammed a vehicle into the front of the store in security staff

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