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23% of People’s Transportation Planfunds go to municipalities |
About 23 percent of the money collected for the People’s Transportation Plan – approximately $4 billion over the past two decades – has gone to municipalities for local projects. Mariana Price, Municipal Program Manager for the Citizens’ Independent Transportation Trust, discussed local transit and transportation projects on CITT’s video podcast, Mobility Matters, broadcast by Miami’s Community Newspapers. “I am responsible for overseeing the municipal program which is the portion of the half penny sales surtax,” said Mariana Price, Municipal Program manager for the Citizens’ Independent Transportation Trust. “Thirty three of the 34 municipalities in the county participate... Read More |
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BATTLE COURT JAI-ALAI SPRING 2024 SEASON DRAFT UNVEILS EXPANSION TEAM AND REALIGNMENT OF TEAM OWNERS |
Get ready for an adrenaline-packed Friday night as we approach the highly anticipated Battle Court Jai-Alai Spring 2024 season opener! Mark your calendars for Friday, February 2nd, at 7 pm, hosted at the Magic City Fronton (450 N.W. 37th Ave, Miami). The culmination of the Fall 2023 Season Championship on December 15th was nothing short of spectacular, with overflowing seats and a roaring crowd cheering throughout the night. Witness the intensity as the Rebote Renegades, the reigning champions, play against the Wall Warriors. It will be a night filled with unparalleled excitement and fierce competition that you won’t want to miss... Read More |
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Floridians Can Still Switch Medicare Plans When Opting for a Five-Star Plan |
Individuals who are eligible for Medicare may be able to choose a top-rated Medicare Advantage plan this year, even though the annual enrollment period for 2024 ended in December. Because they offer the highest level of excellence in terms of overall quality and performance in categories such as member experience, preventive services and chronic condition management, Medicare Advantage plans that earned a five-star rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) are available for enrollment... Read More |
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Grant Miller visits the BBQ Fundraiser for the Varsity Dance Team of The Richmond-Perrine Optimist Club |
Grant Miller visits the BBQ Fundraiser for the Varsity Dance Team of The Richmond-Perrine Optimist Club |
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Educational Federal Credit Union Launches New Scholarship for Adult Education, Technical, and Vocational Students of Miami-Dade County Public Schools |
Educational Federal Credit Union (EdFed) has launched a new scholarship program for students enrolled in any Adult Education, Technical, and Vocational program within Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS). EdFed’s Career in a Year Scholarship was introduced on January 1, 2024, to provide students with an opportunity to be randomly selected for a $2,500 scholarship that will be awarded by the credit union each quarter of this year. “EdFed is extremely proud to be the official credit union of Miami-Dade County Public Schools,” said EdFed’s President and CEO, Michael DiBenedetto. “This new scholarship program is an investment in the educational and professional future of M-DCPS students, which is at the heart of our mission... Read More |
The Addiction & Mental Health Show with the Miami Dade Behavioral Health Alliance |
The Addiction & Mental Health Show with Host Miller M. and Founders of the Miami Dade Behavioral Health Alliance. |
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Let's Chat with Disco Gonzalez and special guest, Mayor of Miami Lakes Manny Cid |
Let's Chat with Disco George and special guest, Mayor of Miami Lakes Manny Cid |
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Alper JCC Miami’s Holocaust Impact Theater Continues Legacy of Education and Empowerment of South Florida Teens |
In 2004, Holocaust Impact Theater (HIT) embarked on a mission to educate and inspire teens through the power of the arts. Now in its 19th year of production, HIT continues to provide local high school students a platform to write, produce, perform and direct original scripts dealing with timely, relevant issues of social injustice and intolerance, all with the underlying goal of promoting Holocaust education and remembrance. This year’s show, being held March 7, 8 and 9 at Alper JCC Miami’s Robert Russell Theater, is entitled PLEDGE. The play focuses on the rise of antisemitism on college campuses... Read More |
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The Community Voice welcomes Dr. Stacy Nassau from Florida Center for Allergy and Asthma Care |
Host Fara Sax, The Community Voice welcomes Dr. Stacy Nassau from Florida Center for Allergy and Asthma Care. Dr. Nassau addresses your questions about food allergies, pet allergies, asthma, immunotherapy on The Community Voice |
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| | Click here to read the January/February issue of South Florida's #1 health and wellness magazine. - Tales of Two Doctors and One Approach
- Dr. Pedro Martinez-Clark
- Dr. Allan Stewart
- The International at Aventura
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Nissan Sentra SR offers fun and plenty of frills | The engine has 149 horsepower with 146 pound-feet of torque, which delivers 30 miles per gallon in the city and 40 miles per gallon on the highway. I drove the two-tone monarch orange metallic – super black paint that was bright and the most unique on the road. It really pops out on the street, especially with the inclusion of 18-inch aluminum wheels. The Nissan Sentra SR has LED headlights with LED signature daytime running lights and a dark chrome v-motion grille with a sporty rear design. The lights cast a wide band of illumination designed to imitate the sun and help you see more clearly at night. Sentra’s 2.0-liter, 4-cylinder engine and responsive transmission makes driving feel quick and deliberate. You can put Sentra in sport mode that offers a stronger performance from the engine. You also can customize performance in eco mode that lets you dial in your Sentra for enhanced comfort and excellent efficiency.. . Read More | |
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