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Youth Baseball & Softball It’s Time |
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The 63rd season of Howard Palmetto Baseball & Softball (HPBSA) kicks off in January. Registration is now open at www.howardpalmetto.com. HPBSA is South Florida’s largest and oldest recreational baseball and softball league. With roots deep in Pinecrest and Palmetto Bay, it’s a place where players from the 1960s now watch their grandchildren play. The league welcomes everyone from beginners to seasoned athletes, offering T-Ball, Baseball, and Softball for the sheer love of the game. Baseball games take place at Suniland/Greer in Pinecrest or at Chapman Field Park in Coral Gables. T-Ball, sponsored by the Marlins, is held at Coral Reef in Palmetto Bay, and Softball games are at Palmetto Bay Park .As an all-volunteer, non-profit organization, HPBSA thrives on parental involvement. It’s a place where families and players forge lifelong friendships, enhancing the community’s spirit. The league is inclusive, welcoming all skill levels from throughout South Florida, so invite your family and friends ...Read More |
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Award-winning South Florida Youth Symphony to perform holiday concert, December 15, at the William Lehman Theater |
The Emmy and Gold Medal-winning South Florida Youth Symphony ( SFYSmusic.org), one of the nation’s leading youth music organizations, will perform a holiday concert, ‘Holiday Favorites Old and New”, December 15, at the William Lehman Theater, 11380 NW 27th avenue on the Miami Dade College North Campus. The concert, part of the SFYS’ 60th Anniversary Celebration, begins at 4 p.m. followed by a cookie reception. “This concert is definitely a fun, family-oriented event,” said SFYS Executive and Music Director Marjorie Hahn. “As the name implies, the musical selection will feature many holiday season favorites the entire family can enjoy.” The SFYS has performed world-wide over the last six decades. In recent years, they’ve won a Gold Medal at the prestigious Heritage Music Festival... Read More |
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Grant Miller Joins in on The Tourism Professional of The Year Luncheon! |
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Sachin Mehrotra & Errol Eisinger of Association Lending Services with Fara Sax, The Community Voice |
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Miami-Dade County’s Sunset – Kendall Trash and Recycling Center now collecting used oil |
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According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), used motor oil is one of the most dangerous pollutants, slow to degrade, full of toxic chemicals and heavy metals, sticking to everything from sand to bird feathers. But there’s a silver lining: the Department of Solid Waste Management (DSWM) is pleased to announce that residents can now recycle their used motor oil at the Sunset-Kendall Trash and Recycling Center (TRC). “Proper disposal of motor oil is crucial for protecting our environment and waterways, so I am so pleased to continue to expand the options available to residents for the safe disposal of used motor oil,” says Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. “By reducing pollutants and offering more recycling solutions, we’re not just safeguarding our community’s health but also fostering a culture of sustainability and responsibility. Together, we can ensure a cleaner and greener.... Read More |
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Fara Sax Talks Real Estate with Michael Liu, EVP & CSO of Swerdlow Group, on The Community Voice |
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Grant Miller Joins in on Celebrating The Opening of Uhealth Doral! |
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Grant Miller talks with Gabriel De Armas Jr., Director of Business & Community Development for Home Instead |
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Mayor highlights accomplishments during State of the Town Address |
Town of Cutler Bay Mayor Tim Meerbott hosted the annual State of the Town Address in the town’s council chambers on Oct. 22. The theme was “Resilient Roots, Thriving Future. The event was opened by town manager Rafael Casals who began with the Honor Guard’s presentation of colors, the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by the singing of the National Anthem. The State of the Town video was displayed in which the town councilmembers highlighted significant achievements from the past year. Mayor Meerbott described the community as “One of the most vibrant, livable, enjoyable places in South Florida,” emphasizing how Cutler Bay’s journey from a small Air Force Base town to... Read More |
Understanding the Choices: Why Filler and Botox Recommendations Vary |
‘Tis the season for parties with friends and co-workers, family gatherings, and concert performances. It’s also the time of year that many of our patients consider treating themselves with the gift of a fresher look. One of our patients recently reached out with a question that encapsulates widely held sentiments about such cosmetic treatments using facial fillers and neurotoxins. She explained that she’d already consulted with two different doctors and received two very different recommendations regarding which products to use. She wanted to know why there’s such a variation in opinions. And, of course, she also wanted our recommendat.... Read More |
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Palmer Trinity School Welcomes Seasoned Guest Journalist |
Palmer Trinity School (PTS) recently welcomed Jim DeFede, an investigative reporter for CBS News Miami and host of the public affairs program “Facing South Florida,” as a guest speaker for its Mosaic program, an inclusivity curriculum integrated into its advisory program for grades six through 12. DeFede addressed students’ questions on the integrity of the media, the principles of fair and balanced reporting and identifying trustworthy news sources. He encouraged students to familiarize themselves with a variety of media perspectives and highlighted that although there are limitations present within news organizations, the hallmark of a good journalist is to be objective and not allow personal biases to sway public perception. “We appreciated Jim DeFede’s candid conversation on the power of journalism and the importance of fair reporting,” said Patrick Roberts, Head of Schoo... Read More |
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One incumbent stays, one out in Palmetto Bay Council vote |
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Two seats on the Village of Palmetto Bay Council were on the ballot, Vice Mayor and Council Member Seat 2, in the Nov. 5 general election. Incumbent Vice Mayor Leanne Tellam faced challenger Mark Merwitzer and incumbent Steve Cody faced a previous council member, David Singer. With 100 percent of the eight precincts reporting, political newcomer Mark Merwitzer, a 24-year-old resident raised in Palmetto Bay, a graduate of the University of Florida with a degree in political science and a minor in urban planning, received 6,682 votes to Tellam’s 6,605 votes, a difference of 77 votes. Merwitzer also is the associate director at Transit Alliance Miami and previously served on the Palmetto Bay Education Advisory Committee and chaired the Youth Community Involvement Board. In response to an interview request, Merwitzer supplied a press release which stated in part: “I am truly humbled and deeply grateful for the trust you’ve placed in me. This victory is a testament to every resident who... Read More |
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Kate Edelson and Marina Villani Capo, PsyD Teaches How To Navigate the “Holiday Blues” |
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Miami Beach Becomes the Capital of the Art World |
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The City of Miami Beach looks forward to welcoming visitors from around the world for the 2024 edition of Art Week Miami Beach from Monday, Dec. 2 to Sunday, Dec. 8. The week will be packed with opportunities to engage in art and culture around the city, with public art installations, one-of-a-kind exhibitions, captivating events and glamorous parties. Always fresh and exciting, Art Week Miami Beach will transform the city’s seven miles of pristine beaches, world-class hotels, and award-winning restaurants into an artistic playground for residents and visitors alike. “Art Basel Miami Beach is a signature event and we look forward to it each December,” said Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner. “Art Week is more than a showcase; our city becomes a global canvas, welcoming residents and visitors to experience the creativity and cultural depth.... Read More |
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Councilmember Suzy Lord reelected in Cutler Bay |
Incumbent Seat 2 Councilmember Suzy Lord defeared challenger Brook De Melo Gomes in the Nov. 5 municipal election in the Town of Cutler Bay. With 100 percent of the 11 precincts reporting, Suzy Lord received 10,077 votes (52 percent) and Brook De Melo Gomes received 9,201 votes (48 percent), with Lord winning by 876 votes. “I am very honored to be able to serve the Town of Cutler Bay for four more years as a council member,” Lord said. “I worked very hard in my first term and plan to continue to work hard for the residents. I also want to thank everyone who took the time to vote. It is your right and responsibility to do so, and I’m pleased with the turnout we had.”... Read More |
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MiamiHal Host Hal Feldman talks with Pierre Imar, Manager of Miami-Dade County’s 311 Contact Center |
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A magical night to open your holiday season: A Seraphic Fire Christmas |
Seraphic Fire, South Florida’s GRAMMY®-nominated professional vocal ensemble, will usher in the Christmas holidays with its traditional a cappella carols by candlelight; an incredibly intimate and personal experience. Thirteen of the most astounding vocal artists in the world are led by the popular guest conductor Anthony Trecek-King. “The thing that I do well is to relentlessly extract every piece of emotion out of the music,” said Trecek-King. “Every note has to be oozing with meaning. With Seraphic Fire, you can do amazing things because you have some of the best voices in the... Read More |
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Health and Healing from Within: Sage House Wellness Joins Fara Sax on The Community Voice |
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"A Business Minute with Lily Lopez" Featuring FL Senator Bryan Avila, District 39 |
Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy sparks excitement for drivers |
Hyundai has created something special with the 2024 Palisade Calligraphy AWD. It is a vehicle that doesn’t just compete with luxury SUVs – in many ways, it shows them up. In the ever-evolving landscape of luxury SUVs, Hyundai continues to prove that premium experiences need not come with premium brand badges. The $54,000 2024 Palisade Calligraphy AWD stands as a testament to this philosophy, offering an impressive blend of luxury, technology, and practicality that has luxury brands looking over their shoulders. Pull up to the valet in the Palisade Calligraphy, and you will make an entrance. The imposing cascading grille and vertical LED lighting elements create a distinctive face that commands attention. While some may find the front fascia polarizing, there is no denying its presence. The 20-inch alloy wheels and tasteful satin chrome accents complete a package that looks right at home among more expensive.... Read More |
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