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Columbus High SchoolHonoring Carter Burrus |
The 100-year-old oak tree at Christopher Columbus High School is being dedicated to longtime staffer Carter Burrus. On August 15, a plaque with the inscription “Carter Burrus Perpetual Oak” will be dedicated at the Columbus Campus, 3000 SW 87th Ave. It will be located on the ground below the majestic tree. Carter is a 1962 graduate who returned to teach at the school in 1968.Tom Kruczek, President of Columbus, said the tree is at the center of student and staff life, as is the “legend” Carter Burrus. Football players gather... Read More
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Affordable Housing:Sonless Martin’s Community Focus |
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For Sonless Martin, the future is big. He has both Bahamian and Haitian parents, two communities that have contributed greatly to the growth of Miami-Dade County, both culturally and through community. His heritage fuels his community life, allowing him to tap into the needs of those who are greatest in need and focus on seminal issues like housing affordability... Read More |
Comcast’s NOW TV Available to
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South Floridians can now sign up for NOW TV, Comcast’s new streaming offering that includes 40+ live channels from A&E, AMC, Hallmark and Warner Bros. Discovery, plus 20+ integrated FAST channels from NBC, Sky and Xumo Play, and a subscription to Peacock Premium at no additional cost. NOW TV combines simplicity and convenience with quality to create the ideal entertainment product for the value-conscious consumer. NOW TV is available to Xfinity Internet customers for a monthly price of $20, no equipment required, and the ability to sign up and cancel anytime... Read More |
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Grant Miller visits Calle Ocho, Little Havana |
Grant Miller visits Calle Ocho, Little Havana |
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Westend on 87th Launches 2nd Annual Doral Teacher Recognition, Invites Community to Submit Nominations |
Westend on 87th, a retail destination in the heart of Doral, is excited to launch its 2nd Annual Teacher Recognition and School/Classroom Supply Drive. The annual recognition invites the public to nominate a special teacher working in the City of Doral for a chance to win $250 in Amazon gift cards and complimentary school and classroom supplies... Read More |
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Grant Miller takes a ride in the all new RZ450E– That’s right! All ELECTRIC |
Grant Miller takes a ride in the all new RZ450E– That’s right! All ELECTRIC
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Billy the Marlin and Grant Miller
visit PINCHO Burgers + Kebabs |
Billy the Marlin and Grant Miller visit PINCHO Burgers + Kebabs
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In Studio with host Suzan McDowell featuring Bill Diggs of Miami-Dade Economic Advocacy Trust |
Grant Miller talks with Darwin Figueroa and Jesus Mago, Oro Fresco
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At Your Service Episode 72:Frequently Asked Criminal Law Questions, a Lightening Round… |
With Michael Haber, Esq. & Edward Martinez, Esq. |
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Raising Cane’s Grand Opening |
The Town of Cutler Bay celebrated Raising Cane’s highly anticipated Grand Opening with joy and community spirit. The ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the official welcome of this fantastic addition to our culinary landscape. We are grateful to Raising Cane’s for their generous donation to the Cutler Bay Community Fund, showcasing their commitment to supporting our community and local initiatives. Additionally, the opening of Raising Cane’s creates over 150 new jobs, benefiting residents and strengthening our... Read More |
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Farewell to the South Miami Winn-Dixie |
Farewell to Winn-Dixie, after serving the South Miami community since 1962 |
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How an Israeli NGO changes the lives of people in South Florida and around the world |
In recent decades, Israel has become known for being The Start-Up Nation; an aggregator of the world’s top technology and advancements. This idea is generally associated with the country’s booming hi-tech sector. But this also rings true for a nonprofit organization based in the Tel Aviv suburb of Ra’anana called Beit Issie Shapiro. For over 43 years, Beit Issie Shapiro has served as the pioneering leader and innovator in the field of disabilities. What started as a small special education school for 16 children has now become a global leader and UN consultant impacting the lives of over half a million people around the world each year... Read More |
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A "Business Minute with Lily Lopez" Featuring Lileana de Moya & Jorge de Moya, The de Moya Foundation | |
Jurassic VR Park at Miami Seaquarium to Take Visitors Back Millions of Years |
Billed as the “Largest Dinosaur VR Experience in the World,” the soon-to-open Jurassic VR Park at Miami Seaquarium time-travels visitors on a thrilling, prehistoric journey with Tyrannosaurus, Brontosauruses, Velociraptors and Triceratops, among other colossal creatures. The exciting and educational exhibit, presented by premier event organizer BisConcert partnering with Miami Production Group and Logistic Event Corp., kicks off its nationwide tour with a world premiere in Miami on August 18th, and will run through October 1st. Jurassic VR Park at Miami Seaquarium is located in a spacious, dedicated area spanning 11,000 square feet to accommodate the multi-sensory and high-tech adventure for all ages... Read More |
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Grant Miller learns how to be a better cook at The Real Food Academy! |
Grant Miller learns how to be a better cook at The Real Food Academy! |
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6th Annual Teacher Symposium Makes a Splash with Largest Attendance to Date |
The Everglades Foundation held its 6th Annual Everglades Teacher Symposium on July 18, 2023, with its annual theme, “The Power of Water,” reflecting the vital importance of water to our environment and the state at large. With Symposium presenters emphasizing the path towards students’ “Everglades literacy,” the event brought together 189 educators from 93 different schools and organizations, representing 16 counties across Florida. This was The Everglades Foundation’s highest-attended Teacher Symposium to date and reflects the impact of their statewide Education program... Read More
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| | Click here to read the July/August issue of South Florida's #1 health and wellness magazine. - Galen HOPE
- Sanitas Medical Center
- Cayenne pepper super food
- Erythritol and heart risk
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Corvette Stingray Beats the Competition |
It is a beautiful, well-designed supercar with available 495 horsepower. This beautiful beast travels from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 2.9 seconds. Its top track speed is 194 miles an hour. So why do you need all this power? Rocketing a quarter-mile time of 11.2 seconds with the available 495 horsepower, LT2 V8 engine, the Stingray is engineered to give you the pulse-pounding ride all drivers crave. Add to that 470 pound-feet of torque, and this Stingray is the most powerful production model in its history. Now that is saying something because Chevrolet prides itself on creating powerful machines that are the envy of the world. Yes, I said it – the Corvette Stingray is what other cars aspire to be. .. Read More |
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