Miami Beach Invites Vacationers Back to the Beach
Miami Beach is truly like no other place in the world and is open for business, with the beach’s iconic hotels, restaurants and attractions operating…
Articles by JOSHUA RHODES
Have it Sweet Like Honey, Honey!
“May you have a good and sweet year” is what we typically wish each other in the month leading up to the Jewish New Year,…
MCC’s presentation on Sept. 21 to assist with expedited loans, grants, and contract opportunities
Follow-up to initial (Sept 18) workshop expected to net high volume of participation by local minority businesses – focusing on FEMA, SB, HUD, and State…
Students living on campus take shelter at FIU, make most of Hurricane Irma
Stephen Jagassar had a problem. With Hurricane Irma roaring through the Caribbean and appearing to be on a collision course with South Florida, the freshman…
City Hall and Fellowship Church team up to help neighbors in need after Irma
As “Uncle Bobby” Holland lay in his bed the night Hurricane Irma came ripping through South Miami, he knew something bad was happening outside. But…
County Communicator receives recognition from alma mater and FEMA
Veteran Miami-Dade County Communicator Griselle Marino recently received two important distinctions from Florida International University (FIU) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). FIU’s School…
Miami International mall hosts 13th annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration
Each September, mall-goers experience the vibrant cultures of 20 Latin countries at the Annual Miami International Mall Hispanic Heritage Celebration. Miami International Mall is planning…
THE INN ON FIFTH DEFEATS IRMA
Irma arrived at the Inn on Fifth on September 10th without a reservation. She was a most unwelcome guest who overstayed her visit, had no credit card,…