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Juan Fernandez-Barquin, Esq., Clerk of the Court and Comptroller Introduces ‘My Desk’ Feature for Tracking Criminal and Civil Cases |
When I took on my role in this office just over a year ago, I made a commitment—as both an attorney and a frequent user of the Clerk’s website—to identify technological advancements that could benefit our constituents and the legal community. Having firsthand knowledge of the improvements that could enhance the user experience, I am pleased to share that earlier this year we launched the “My Desk” feature for criminal cases. This tool allows registered users to bookmark and track the progress of cases in the court system. The success of this feature inspired us to expand “My Desk” to civil cases as well... Read More |
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Host Fara Sax, The Community Voice chats with Gustavo Blachman Candidate for Aventura City Commissioner, Seat 1 |
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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 |
Miami Beach Fills Arts and Culture Funding Gap
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The Miami Beach City Commission voted unanimously to close a $492,676 funding gap expected to hit the city’s cultural institutions during the upcoming fiscal year. The one-time city funding measure is in response to a recent state cut that eliminated the allocation of 2025 fiscal year funds for cultural and museum grants. “Every tax dollar spent on arts and culture comes back to the city with interest and dividends,” said Miami Beach Commissioner Tanya K. Bhatt, who sponsored the funding resolution. “Our cultural institutions are at the heart of our quality of life in Miami Beach — for our students, families, visitors and businesses. It reaffirms our commitment to our vibrant and thriving community that as a city, we offer... Read More |
Grant Miller talks with Cindy Gil-Avila, Founder and Principal Consultant with Capability Growth Associates |
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Let’s Chat with Disco George and guests, Bianca Lazo & Fabian Lazo, owners of DripDropMIA
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The Greatest Challenge for the Newly Elected Tax Collector |
This November, the voters of Miami-Dade County will elect their Tax Collector for the first time in more than 60 years. The newly elected Tax Collector will deal with many challenges and opportunities, but none bigger than managing the local Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) offices. Today, our DMV offices are managed by the State of Florida because our county Tax Collector is not elected. As it stands, our local DMV offices are a complete headache for residents. Sadly, the State has failed to properly staff or budget for these offices, resulting in an inability to provide acceptable customer service. The status quo is simply... Read More |
Host Grant Miller talks with Mayor Evan S. Piper, City of North Miami Beach
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Recovery First Treatment Center Launches Evening Virtual Treatment Program in English and Spanish, Expanding Access to Care |
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EdFed has announced the launch of the High School Hero Scholarship program. This initiative recognizes and rewards select high school students who demonstrate dedication to the community through volunteerism. The credit union will award a $1,500 scholarship to one high school student each month from September 2024 to May 2025. Recipients will be selected through a random drawing from qualified nominations submitted via EdFed’s website. Students must complete 25 hours of community service within the previous 12 months to qualify for entry. In announcing the program, EdFed President and CEO Mike DiBenedetto stated, “At EdFed, we believe that strong communities are... Read More |
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STEMREGEN® Forms Strategic Partnership with Liquivida® Wellness Center |
STEMREGEN ®, the trailblazer in stem cell science-backed supplements that support the body’s innate repair system, announced a strategic partnership with the full-service wellness center Liquivida ® to offer its line of supplements at the flagship location in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The collaboration enables Stemregen to expand its retail footprint in longevity and regenerative health clinics in the U.S., while providing Liquivida clients with breakthrough formulations that optimize stem cell function in the body. To celebrate the collaboration, Liquivida and Stemregen will host a launch event at Liquivida Wellness Center in Fort Laude.... Read More |
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Local Musicians Organize “Get Out the Vote” Event September 29 at Skatebird in Miami
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Ahead of the October 7, 2024 deadline to register to vote in the upcoming Presidential Election, local musicians John Falcone and Michael Mut are stressing the need to be election ready. The two bassists are hosting a “Get Out the Vote” event Sunday, September 29 at Skatebird ( 533 NE 83rd St, Miami, FL 33138) from 12 noon to 6 p.m. All ages are welcome to the free event. The event will feature selections by DJ Le Spam, live music by Nicolle Chirino, Alexa Lash, Condors and Chaos, and the Hanging Chads, plus live painting by local artist Grisell Gajano. Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, Representative Debbie Murcasel-Powell, Senator and Miami-Dade Commissioner Rene Garcia, Mayor Omarr C. Nickerson, Ph. D., and candidates J.C. Planas (Miami-Dade Elections Supervisor) Stanley Jean-Poi... Read More |
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Host Michael Miller has an insightful conversation with Diana Bello Aristizábal, Journalist |
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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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Young Singers Invited To Audition For Tri-Rail’s “South Florida’s Kids Got Talent” Competition On Saturday, November 23
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Tri-Rail, South Florida’s premier commuter rail system, invites talented young singers, ages 5 to 17, to audition for the annual “South Florida’s Kids Got Talent” competition, to be held at the Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) (401 SW 2nd Street, Fort Lauderdale). Auditions will take place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, November 23, offering participants from Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties the chance to showcase their vocal abilities and compete for a spot in the 2025 final... Read More
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Grant Miller talks with Alex Kiser, Head of School & Campus Director for Alpha School
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Miami-Dade’s Parks 95th Anniversary
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Grant Miller talks with Vinny Larios, CEO of Fade Masters Miami
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"A Business Minute with Lily Lopez" Featuring Peter Yeo, President, BWC, Senior VP, UN Foundation
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Mercedes-Benz E 450 4Matic Breaks Mold for Sports Sedans |
For generations, the E-Class has both defined and redefined the luxury sport sedan. With intelligent digital technology, a mild hybrid turbo inline-6, all-wheel drive and breathtaking style, the E-Class continues to set a standard for sedans. Starting at $71,000, the Mercedes-Benz E 450 4Matic sets the bar as a top sedan that combines luxury and performance seamlessly. I love driving the E 450 because it looks and feels amazing on the road. The suspension is phenomenal so it feels like I’m driving a cloud. The 3-liter, 6 cylinder automatic E 450 delivers 22 miles per gallon in the city and 31 miles per gallon on the highway, for a combined 25 miles per gallon. The engine offers 375... Read More |
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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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