CSeveral decades ago, many of us enjoyed watching Robin Leach’s television series “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” and, more recently, we’ve tuned into the 1880s-era series “The Gilded Age” on HBO-Max. Who isn’t fascinated by the way the one percent live?

Coral Gables author Stuart McGregor’s latest book The Wee Wah Beach Club: An American Story of Social Change provides us with another fascinating glimpse into the history of Tuxedo Park, New York during its heyday from the late 1800s to date. It was a place where formal-wear parties were common....Read More

Originally from Venezuela, Leopoldo Cordova Romero, a doctor in Miramar with experience in pediatrics, also is a Nova Southeastern University (NSU) Abraham S. Fischler College of Ed-ucation and School of Criminal Justice stu-dent completing an Educational Specialist (EdS) degree in Curriculum, Instruction, Management and Administration (CIMA).
This EdS degree, one of the bilingual programs offered by NSU, gives Dr. Cor-dova Romero the chance to learn English in a collaborative sett....Read More

For the 17th consecutive year, Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida has launched its Cookies for the Military program for the community to donate boxes or cases of Girl Scout cookies that will be sent to service members stationed in the U.S. or overseas.

This year’s goal is to donate 75,000 cookie boxes. In 2024, more nearly 58,000 boxes were donated, marking a 1.9% increase from the previous year. Since the program’s inception in 2009, Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida has shipped more than 813,000 boxes to U.S. troops through partnerships with nonprofit organizations that provide care packages and support to service members and their families, including Forgotten Soldiers, Operation Homefront, American Legion and Soldiers’.....Read More