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GIVING THANKS FOR A TIGER CUB!! |
On this Thanksgiving Day, Zoo Miami is excited and proud to officially announce the birth and provide the first images of a critically endangered Sumatran tiger! In addition to the profound importance that this birth has to the overall conservation efforts regarding these iconic big cats, it is especially meaningful to everyone at Zoo Miami following the recent loss of “Berani,” our adult male Sumatran tiger. In a bittersweet story of the “Circle of Life,” Berani is the father of this beautiful cub which will hopefully be an important addition to his already wonderful legacy... Read More |
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EdFed Credit Union to Launch a New Mobile Branch to Serve Miami-dade County Public School |
Educational Federal Credit Union (EdFed) is launching a new mobile branch to serve Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS). Staffed by high school student volunteers, the mobile branch will offer the ability for EdFed members to open accounts, conduct transactions, and participate in financial education activities on campus. “We are excited to make this important investment in our partnership with Miami-Dade County Public Schools,” said EdFed President and CEO Mike DiBenedetto. “Our new mobile branch will help our student volunteers gain real-world professional experience while also learning the importance of saving and managing money with our financial education program... Read More
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Study: Arts/cultural sector generates $2.1B and supports over 31,000 jobs |
The Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with Americans for the Arts, has released results of the most recent and comprehensive economic impact study of the nonprofit arts and culture industry conducted in the United States. The results of the “Arts & Economic Prosperity 6” study show Miami-Dade County’s arts and culture represent a significant business industry, generating $2.1 billion in local economic activity and supporting 31,515 local jobs. “The rapid rise of our artistic sector is a well-known national success story, and these impressive figures confirm the importance of the industry’s impact in our community and local economy,” said Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava... Read More |
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Monique Spence and Dr. Isik Unlu Discuss Miami-Dade Mosquito Control & Operation |
Monique Spence and Dr. Isik Unlu Discuss Miami-Dade Mosquito Control & Operation |
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HCA Florida Mercy Hospital donates to Coconut Grove Crisis Food Pantry |
Food insecurity affects 1 in 10 American families. HCA Florida Mercy Hospital is proud to support The Coconut Grove Crisis Food Pantry in helping the organization provide food to individuals and families who need it the most across our Coconut Grove community. Today, our CEO David Donaldson, along with several members of our leadership team, presented a donation on behalf of HCA Florida Healthcare to help the pantry provide meals to more than 220 families in our community during this holiday season and throughout the year as part of a nationwide initiative designed to support our local foodbanks- Healthy Foods for Healthier Tomorrows... Read More |
Black Prosperity with The Miami-Dade Economic Advocacy Trust |
Black Prosperity with The Miami-Dade Economic Advocacy Trust |
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Remembering JFK on the Eve of His Passing with James E. McDonald |
Host, Michael Miller, Remembers JFK on the Eve of His Passing with James E. McDonald |
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Luisa Santos, M-DCPS School Board Member Hosts Thanksgiving Giveaway |
School Board Member Luisa Santos hosted a Thanksgiving Giveaway on Thursday, November 16th at Cutler Bay Middle School, providing local students and their families with Thanksgiving food staples and gift cards to ease holiday food costs. The event fostered collaboration among the school community, local businesses, and nonprofits during the season of giving. Partnering with His Hands and Feet Inc., MDC Gear Up, Village Church, Curriculum Associates, Avery Jones, GSP Inc, Dade Tech Solutions, and food drives hosted by Cutler Bay Senior High, West Homestead K-8, and Miami Palmetto Senior High School, the event successfully served over 150 families... Read More |
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Host, Michael Miller talks with Marine Max’s Carlos Lopez and Gabe Agelan |
Host, Michael Miller talks with Marine Max’s Carlos Lopez and Gabe Agelan |
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2024 Ford Bronco Everglades Makes Competition Green With Envy | If you’ve wondered what a Hot Wheels car would look like in real life, this is it. Not only has Ford brought back one of America’s favorite cars. But this is a stylish, edgy SUV that gives off roading modern cool that could draw both soccer moms and dads and weekend warriors. There are removable doors and top, with the four-door model having an available hardtop. I love all the great details: The Sasquatch package of the Everglades features unique 17-inch carbonized gray-painted alloy wheels with 35-inch mud-terrain tires, electronic locking front and rear axles, and high-clearance suspension.. . Read More | |
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