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Amerant Bank Celebrates Miami Marlins Partnership With Check Presentation For Marlins Saves Program |
On Sunday, Sept. 22nd, 2024, Amerant Bank, Florida’s bank of choice with a growing presence across South Florida, proudly presented a check for $7,500 to the Miami Marlins at LoanDepot Park for the Marlins Saves program. The proceeds support the Miami Marlins Foundation’s programs, which positively impact South Florida by creating opportunities for youth to stay active, achieve academic success, and build leadership skills. More than 1,200 Amerant team members, guests, and their families gathered to celebrate Family Day at the Ballpark... Read More |
Girl Scouts Of Tropical Florida Announces 4th Annual Campfires To Cocktails: A Uniquely South Florida Glamping Event |
Girl Scouts of Tropical Florida (GSTF) is excited to host their highly anticipated fourth annual Campfires to Cocktails event at Camp Mahachee in Coral Gables on November 9, 2024. This evening of glamping experiences offers a unique opportunity for attendees to immerse themselves in the dynamic world of Girl Scouts, showcasing the skills, joys, and creativity that define the Girl Scout journey, all set in the beautiful hardwood hammock of Camp Mahachee. “We are so excited to host what is now a highly anticipated annual event for South Florida’s gala season. Our team has added some new Girl Scout-themed fun building off the success of last year... Read More |
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Grant Miller joins the Sandlot baseball with Howard Palmetto Baseball |
Seed Starting Strategies: Direct Seeding vs. Transplanting |
Gardening enthusiasts often debate the best approach to kick-start their growing season: direct seeding or transplanting. Both methods have their merits, and understanding which plants thrive with each technique can significantly impact your garden’s success. Let’s dive into the intricacies of each method and explore which plants are best suited for transplanting or direct seeding. Transplanting: Precision and Protection Transplanting involves starting seeds indoors or... Read More |
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EdFed Launches On-Campus ATM Services for Miami Dade College |
Educational Federal Credit Union (EdFed) has announced the launch of on-campus ATM services at the eight campuses of Miami Dade College (MDC). This initiative provides surcharge-free ATM access to both EdFed members and students who receive financial aid via BankMobile. “As the credit union for Miami Dade College, it is extremely important to provide resources to empower the financial success of students,” said Mike DiBenedetto, EdFed’s President and CEO. “The deployment of EdFed ATMs is the first of several major investments that the credit union has planned to expand our support for MDC... Read More |
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Miami Jewish Film Festival Commemorates October 7 Anniversary with Special Screening of “We Will Dance Again”
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The Miami Jewish Film Festival commemorates the one-year anniversary of the October 7 terrorist attack on Israel with a complimentary community-wide screening of the powerful documentary We Will Dance Again with Israeli director Yariv Mozer in attendance on Saturday, September 21 at 8:30pm at Temple Beth Sholom and an encore on Sunday, September 22 at 1pm at Temple Beth Am. We Will Dance Again offers a harrowing retelling of the tragedy that struck the Supernova Music Festival, where a celebration of peace, freedom, and love was shattered by an act of terror. Through the eyes of survivors, the film reconstructs the events of that fateful day, capturing the innocence and beauty of youth forever scarred by the tragedy. The film presents a chilling glimpse into the horrors of the October 7th attack, meticulously portraying the raw emotions and heroism that emerged in its wake. Positioned as a strong contender for the Academy Awards for Best Documentary Feature Film, We Will Dance Again stands as a testament to the resilience o... Read More |
Join The Humane Society of Greater Miami for the 2024 Walk for the Animals: A Fun-Filled Day for a Cause!
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The Humane Society of Greater Miami is thrilled to host the annual Walk for the Animals, taking place on Saturday, October 5th at Margaret Pace Park from 8:30 AM to 12 PM. This exciting event promises a day of fun, community, and compassion, all while supporting homeless pets in our local area. Join fellow animal lovers for a walk that makes a difference! All proceeds from the event will directly benefit the Humane Society of Greater Miami, helping to provide essential care for homeless and neglected animals. Your participation will not only support animal welfare but also help raise awareness about the critical issues facing animals in our community. Enjoy a variety of activities for both humans and pets, including engaging doggie games like Smarty Paws and Bobbing... Read More |
Grant Miller Joins Sebastian Strong Luncheon |
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Join Michael Miller in learning about The Saltwater Fellowship with Nikisha Williams of The Miami Foundation
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Monty Trainer: A Miami Legend Honored with Aviation Avenue Dedication |
MiamiHal Host Hal Feldman talks with Javier Fernández, Mayor of South Miami
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Miami-Dade Commissioner Kionne L. McGhee Rallies Floridians to Boost Voting Participation for Increased Federal Resource |
Miami-Dade Commissioner Kionne L. McGhee, District 9, is calling on all eligible Floridians to register to vote and participate in the upcoming election as part of a strategic effort to secure vital federal resources for the state. The federal government allocates many of its resources based on population participation numbers, making it crucial for Florida to demonstrate strong civic engagement through voting. Florida is home to over 22 million residents, with approximately 14 million eligible voters. However, current data shows that around 6.7 million registered Floridians voters did not vote, leaving a significant gap that could hinder the state’s ability to secure the resources necessary for infrastructure, education, healthcare, and disaster... Read More |
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Miami Jewish Film Festival Announces Ninth Annual Screening the Holocaust Series |
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The Miami Jewish Film Festival (MJFF) is honored to present the ninth annual Screening the Holocaust film series, an expanded cinematic program running from October 14, 2024, through September 29, 2025. The series will showcase twelve acclaimed Holocaust interest films, each presented monthly, accompanied by insightful discussions that aim to engage audiences understanding and deeper exploration of this historical event and its lasting impact. Presented in collaboration with the Claims Conference, the Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach, the Holocaust Teacher’s Institute, and The University of Miami’s Sue and Leonard Miller Center for Contemporary Judaic... Read More |
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Healthy Aging Month in September: What Seniors Need to Know |
Our bodies naturally age, but engaged seniors who are proactive about their health can slow the process. Proper exercise (at least 30 minutes a day, five days a week), socializing, and incorporating healthy eating habits into your lifestyle can delay many diseases, and in some cases entirely avoid them. Staying as fit as possible helps the body and mind, and socializing helps prevent cognitive decline. Eating a healthy diet that includes vegetables and fruits is important, and the Mediterranean diet is.... Read More |
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FloridaCommerce Announces that Florida’s Private Sector Job Growth Continues to Outpace the Nation in August
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Today, FloridaCommerce announced that Florida’s private sector job growth continues to surpass the national average, with a growth rate of 2.1% over the year since August 2023, compared to the national rate of 1.4% over the same time period. This success is attributed to Florida’s strategic investments in workforce education and development, driving high-demand, high-wage jobs that benefit both job seekers and employers. Florida’s statewide unemployment rate is 3.3%, nearly one percentage point lower than the national rate of 4.2% and has been lower than the national rate for 46 consecutive months. Florida employers have added jobs in 50 of the last 52 months, and Florida’s over-the-year private sector job growth rate has exceeded the national rate for 41 consecutive months. “Under Governor DeSantis’ leadership, Florida’s economy and workforce continue to strengthen,” said Florida... Read More |
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Skin Deep: Expert Tips on Aging Gracefully |
At our practice, we often receive inquiries from patients seeking clarity on their specific conditions and concerns related to plastic surgery. Recently, a common question was raised, which I’d like to address for anyone considering nasolabial fold fillers. “I consulted with a doctor who suggested I only fill in the nasolabial folds with fillers. I’m unsure if this is the best approach. Can you explain why this might not be ideal?” First, it’s important to recognize that fillers can be an effective solution for reducing the appearance of nasolabial folds—the lines that run from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth. When properly administered, they can smooth these lines and help create a more youthful appearance. However, there are several factors to consider before... Read More |
Helene Kranichfeld Celebrated her 104th Birthday, and Grant Miller Had to Show up! |
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Dr. Carlos Wolf - Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon |
AjMadison Announces A Miami Kitchen Design Collective Project with Interior Designer Micky Klein |
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AJ Madison, the industry’s foremost appliance authority, is pleased to share its second Kitchen Design Collective 2024 campaign project in Miami, Florida. This initiative highlights celebrated designer partners who have incorporated appliances into their new projects sourced from AjMadison’s exceptional inventory of world-class brands. This media campaign runs through February 2025 and is a unique opportunity to nurture collaboration while sharing insights with other industry leaders. In Miami, AjMadison most recently collaborated with Micky Klein, an interior designer and influencer, who is also the founder and CEO of Micky Klein Interiors. She has an impressive roster of commercial healthcare and hospitality... Read More
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Highlights from Breakfast at CasaCuba with Blackstone COO Christopher Striano |
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Young Singers Invited To Audition For Tri-Rail’s “South Florida’s Kids Got Talent” Competition On Saturday, November 23
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Last week, North Hialeah Elementary School kicked off the school year with a very successful Movie Night, bringing together hundreds of students and their families for an evening of community and fun. The event provided a wonderful opportunity for families to bond, socialize, and celebrate the start of the school year. “Family involvement is critical to student success. It was heartwarming to see so many parents, children, and families enjoying this movie night together,” said Roberto J. Alonso, School Board Member for District 4. “When families are engaged, our students thrive both academically and emotionally. We are committed to creating more opportunities like this to strengthen the home-school conn... Read More |
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Mario Enrique Vazquez Santamarina Discusses His Journey with Fara Sax on The Community Voice
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Host Michael Miller welcomes Pol Realty’s Ana Pol & Nicolas Pol
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Miami-Dade’s Parks 95th Anniversary
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Nissan Ariya Empower Makes Driving Fun |
Starting at $47,690, the all electric 2024 Nissan Ariya Empower SUV has 19-inch aluminum alloy wheels that immediately make an impression with an overall stylish design. It’s part of Nissan’s overall philosophy called “timeless Japanese futurism,” which emphasizes simplicity and modernism.Nissan’s minimalist approach removes a feeling of clutter you get inside some car cabins. Instead, the Ariya Empower’s instrument panel includes capacitive haptic switches seamlessly integrated into the wooden center dash, which vibrate when touched to offer the same feeling as mechanical switches.The spacious cabin features a completely flat floor to provide ample leg- and headroom. There is also an available adjustabl... Read More |
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"A Business Minute with Lily Lopez" Featuring Felipe Queipo, Communications Officer, UN Foundation |
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Click here to read the March/April issue of South Florida's #1 health and wellness magazine. - Dr. Michael & Lynda Gordon
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