Lorenzo Castillo Rios talks with Cristian LaCapra, dedicated advocate for social impact initiatives

Last night Miami Dade College (MDC) in a ceremony held at the Wolfson Campus in downtown Miami,  bestowed the College’s highest honor, the 2024 Endowed Teaching Chairs, on ten outstanding faculty members.

The Endowed Teaching Chairs program is one of MDC’s most prestigious and valued traditions. Each year, top faculty are selected by their peers for this special award, demonstrating excellence in teaching and commitment to MDC’s mission.

To date, more than 300 MDC faculty members have been recognized since the Endowed Teaching Chairs program was established in 1992. Honorees receive a stipend of $7,500 per year for three years to explore new teaching methods, develop projects and enhance their technological expertise....Read More

‘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 

In a decisive run-off election victory, Nicole Reinoso has been elected to the Doral City Council, Seat 3, securing 68.55% of the vote with 2,775 ballots cast in her favor. Her opponent, Juan Carlos Esquivel, received 1,273 votes, accounting for 31.45% of the total. Reinoso’s win not only highlights her broad community support but also marks a new chapter of leadership and stability for Doral.

Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, to Cuban-Puerto Rican parents, Nicole Reinoso’s life journey has been defined by resilience, hard work, and a commitment to community service. Raised by her maternal Cuban grandparents, Nerino and Nereida, Nicole learned invaluable lessons about faith, compassion...Read More

At the School Board Meeting of December 11, 2024, School Board Member Danny Espino, District 5, proffered agenda item B-4, recognizing Mrs. Elizabeth Dager as the Special Olympics Florida 2024 Coach of the Year.

Elizabeth Dager, a dedicated and compassionate coach, educator, and advocate for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, was named Special Olympics Florida 2024 Coach of the Year for her tireless support and unwavering commitment to the athletes of Special Olympics. A proud Doral and District 5 resident, she serves as the Athletic Director of Our Pride Academy in Miami, where she has been instrumental in developing one of the largest and most successful athletic programs for individuals with special needs in the State. Under her leadership, more than 100 athletes participate in a variety of sports. Her leadership...Read More 

Commissioner Kevin Marino Cabrera announced today his participation in the Electoral College as one of Florida’s 30 presidential electors. Representing Miami-Dade County, Commissioner Cabrera will join electors from across the nation in casting their votes for the next President and Vice President of the United States.

“As one of Florida’s 30 presidential electors, I am honored to fulfill my constitutional duty in the Electoral College,” said Commissioner Cabrera. “Being selected as an elector is an extraordinary privilege, and I feel deeply honored to be part of this tradition that has shaped our democracy for over two centuries.”

Commissioner Cabrera continued, “I am especially proud to support President Donald J. Trump, who decisively won Florida and made history by flipping Miami-Dade County for the first time since 1988. This remarkable achievement underscores the strength of President Trump’s vision and the support he has garnered across our state, including traditionally Democratic strongholds. It is a privilege....Read More

South Florida PBS is excited to unveil the Da Vinci Educational Enrichment Program, an initiative designed to inspire creativity and critical thinking through immersive learning. Made possible by the generous philanthropy of  The Jim Moran Foundation and The Klorfine Foundation, the program will offer organized field trips to the Da Vinci: Immersive Art Experience for underserved elementary, middle, and high school students in Palm Beach and Broward Counties.

This educational enrichment program provides a holistic approach by integrating arts and technology, fostering creativity and critical thinking skills among students. The field trips are designed to align seamlessly with classroom learning, supported by a specially crafted curriculum for Art, Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. Through these lesson plans students gain meaningful insights and establish connections between their classroom lessons and the immersive experienc...Read More

Island hopping in the Caribbean offers an incredible opportunity to explore the world’s most iconic archipelago. Each island boasts its unique history, vegetation, and geography, making a multi-island adventure an ideal way to experience the region’s diversity. With many islands just a short boat ride away, it’s easier than ever to visit multiple countries in one unforgettable trip.

Begin your Caribbean adventure on the unique dual-nation island of St. Maarten/St. Martin. As one of the world’s most popular cruise destinations, it serves as a gateway to nearby hotspots like Anguilla, Saba, St. Barths, St. Eustatius (Statia), and St. Kitts and Nevis—all within easy reach. St. Maarten/St. Martin’s open borders and blend of Dutch and French influences make it a perfect starting point for a multicultural journey. Spend a few days soaking in its charm, exploring 37 pristine beaches, vibrant towns, and a rich culinary scene that reflects the island’s dual heritage.....Read More