The Village of Palmetto Bay and Palmer Trinity School are hosting a special Veteran’s Day Breakfast on Monday, Nov. 11, in honor of the men and women who served in the United States armed forces. A similar event took place last year.

Veterans are invited to an assembly and breakfast taking place in the Palmer Trinity Gymnasium from 7:45 to 10 a.m.

Guest speakers include Oliver Moore, Major, U.S. Army, and Abby Moore, Captain, U.S. Army.

Space is limited so it is advised...Read More 

An innovative new school opens in Miami set out to redefine education for families looking beyond the traditional school model. It’s a school where 8-year-olds launch startups, 10-year-olds give TED-style talks and 12-year-olds tackle Harvard Business School challenges. Alpha School boasts a 10-year track record of excellence in Texas, where classes consistently rank in the top 2% in core curriculum, kids get prepared for life, and one of the key measures of success is that “students love school.”
Alpha School is opening its doors near Tropical Park at 8000 SW 56th St., bringing its proven...Read More 

Cutler Bay officials on Oct. 15 announced the names for two newly acquired parks — the Coastal Ridge Preserve and the Veterans Park. The names had been unanimously approved by the town council at irs September meeting.

Both names had been suggested by the Town’s Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee, made up of Cutler Bay residents dedicated to preserving the community’s natural beauty and history.

The Coastal Ridge Preserve is an 8.5-acre site located at Old Cutler Road and SW 184th Street. Purchased in 2020, the land was acquired to “safeguard its environmental significance, prevent development, and further the town’s resiliency efforts.” Located next to the Biscayne Bay Coastal Wetlands project, the...Read More

Since 1942, sailors assigned to the U.S. Navy’s Construction Force have been building and fighting around the world. Petty Officer First Class Elijohana Cole, a native of Cutler Bay, is one of those Sailors.

Eighty-two years ago, members of Navy Construction Battalions were fittingly nicknamed, “Seabees,” a play on the C and B initials. They are responsible for building military bases and airfields, supporting humanitarian efforts and conducting underwater construction projects. The Seabees’ motto is “We Build, We Fight.”

Cole is a steelworker currently serving with Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 133 at the headquarters for naval construction forces...Read More 

From October 25 to November 2, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and partners across the state will celebrate the ninth annual Mobility Week, which encourages Floridians to make safe, multimodal transportation choices. Throughout Mobility Week, partners across the state will host events that promote transportation options, highlight achievements, and roll out new initiatives and policies.  

“FDOT’s mission is to provide a safe transportation system and to efficiently move people and goods throughout Florida,” said Florida Department of Transportation Secretary Jared W. Perdue, P.E.  “Mobility Week allows us to highlight the many options Floridians and visitors have when they travel and we are thrilled to continue....Read More

Miami is known for its innovative, sexy, and provocative concepts, making it the perfect location to launch a new service where healthcare meets the tattoo industry. Sedation Ink, a groundbreaking initiative offering painless, anesthesia-assisted tattooing, is turning the traditional tattoo experience on its head.

Co-founded by Eileen Margolis and Michael Zuratti, Sedation Ink combines the precision of surgical-grade anesthesia with the artistry of world-renowned tattoo professionals. Clients can achieve the tattoos of their dreams while peacefully sleeping through the entire process, thanks to the expertise of board-certified anesthesiologists. This revolutionary approach is a game-changer for tattoo enthusiasts who fear pain, have anxiety, or want to complete a large, intricate tattoo in one session instead of several.

As the only service in the country with board-certified anesthesiologists overseeing...Read More

On ⁠www.VetsAndBadges.com⁠ Podcast TV criminologist Dr. Debbie Goodman engages in a compelling discussion with law enforcement professionals Robert Asencio and David Magnusson about the ongoing case of the Menendez Brothers...Read More 

One of my patients recently asked what she could do to minimize the wrinkles around her mouth—adding that she doesn’t even smoke! While smoking can certainly accelerate the formation of wrinkles, it’s not the only factor. And ridding wrinkles around the mouth often involves a combination of lifestyle changes, skincare routines, and professional treatments. Here are some of the most effective methods to keep your skin looking youthful and smooth.

Frist, stop smoking! Or at least cut down...Read More 

No one needs to remind Boomers and seniors to vote—after all, we’re the largest voting bloc by percentage in the U.S. But despite our numbers, we’ve remained surprisingly quiet about our rights and needs. The urgency of the situation demands that we break this silence and act now. Back in 2021, I interviewed Miami Commissioner Raquel Regalado, and she made a striking point: seniors are the largest voting bloc, yet we are consistently ignored by politicians. She’s absolutely right! What has the government really done for those of us over 65 recently? The most notable example is allowing Medicare to negotiate the prices of just ten drugs. Ten! And even that won’t take effect until 2026.

Let’s look back at what’s been done for seniors over the years. President Roosevelt signed Social Security...Read More

Pediatric Reports A team of researchers affiliated with Florida Atlantic University reviewed marijuana use data for over 88,000 high-schoolers for the years 2011 to 2021. Data was gathered biannually by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Consistent with other studies, investigators reported: “The results of this study show declining trends in marijuana use among US high school adolescents from 2011 to 2021. The decline in marijuana use within this population is part of a broader trend in decreasing substance use during the same period. The significant decreases observed in both the ‘ever used marijuana...Read More

South Florida PBS, celebrated the grand opening of its groundbreaking “Da Vinci – An Immersive Art Experience” with an exclusive VIP event attended by local dignitaries, board members, and distinguished guests. The evening marked a significant cultural milestone for Boynton Beach and the broader South Florida community.

Boynton Beach Mayor Ty Penserga joined South Florida PBS President and CEO Dolores Fernandez Alonso in welcoming approximately 80 guests to this revolutionary exhibition. The evening featured a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking the official inauguration of this unique cultural destination.

“Tonight, we stand at the intersection of culture, technology, and education – a space where South Florida PBS thrives,” stated Fernandez Alonso during her welcome address. “This immersive experience is more than just an exhibition; it’s a journey through the genius of Leonardo da Vinci, a man whose vision and creativity continue to inspire us centuries...Read More