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Miami Lighthouse for the Blindhosts back-to-school event |
Miami Lighthouse for the Blind recently hosted a back-to-school event at Keys Gate Charter High to address the need for eye health equity. Students received eye screenings by Sight For Kids, a partnership between Johnson & Johnson Vision and Lions Clubs International Foundation. Comprehensive eye examinations and prescription glasses were provided by Florida Heiken Children’s Vision Program, a division of Miami Lighthouse for the Blind. Eye services were followed by a school supplies giveaway and celebration assembly program. Through collaboration, Miami Lighthouse for the Blind’s Florida Heiken Children’s Vision Program and Sight For Kids aim to. .. Read More |
M-DCPS introduces new magnet programs for 2023-24 school year |
Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS), a leader in innovative education, is celebrating 50 years of educational choices in Miami-Dade. Building on our legacy of educational excellence, M-DCPS has expanded its portfolio of offerings to include forward-thinking options designed to prepare students for the workforce of tomorrow. This school year, we launched three highly anticipated magnet programs — STArts2, Apple™ Coding, and Data Science — that will provide students with exceptional educational opportunities to nurture their talents and prepare them for success in a rapidly evolving world. These three programs, together with our large portfolio of offerings, make Miami-Dade County Public Schools the best choice for your child’s education... Read More |
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Michael Miller talks with Emilio Gonzalez, Owner of about the All-Stars Tattoo Convention |
Michael Miller talks with Emilio Gonzalez, Owner of about the All-Stars Tattoo Convention |
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Miami-Dade School Boardapproves 2023-24 budget |
The Miami-Dade School Board recently approved a budget of more than $7 billion for the 2023-24 fiscal year, focusing its expenses on prioritizing the mental health and emotional well-being of students, providing crucial services to students with disabilities, and ensuring school safety and the protection of pupils and teachers. The 2023-24 budget has been bolstered greatly by the infusion of more than $1 billion in federal stimulus funds, a response to the impact of the pandemic. Despite a change in the millage rate from 6.589 to 6.699, it is currently among the lowest it has been in more than 40 years... Read More |
Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department breaks ground on the District 1 Septic to Sewer Conversion Program |
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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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Gloria’s Gab Host Gloria Burns talks with Shirley Pardon, President of The Miami Woman’s Club |
Gloria’s Gab Host Gloria Burns talks with Shirley Pardon, President of The Miami Woman’s Club |
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7th Annual Pink Walk with the Women’s Breast & Heart Initiative |
The Women’s Breast & Heart Initiative (WBHI)—a leader in disease prevention & early detection— returns with its 7th Annual Pink Walk—5K Run and Walk hosted by Miami Dade College-North Campus. Leading into Breast Cancer Awareness Month, WBHI’s Pink Walk 2023 will be held the morning of Sunday, September 24th inviting the community and their families to run or walk, while raising funds for grassroots educational programs on disease prevention and local resources for early detection of breast cancer. The event culminates the inaugural Miami Dade College Changemaker Week aligning with good health and well-being, one of the Sustainable Development Goals from the United Nations... Read More |
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Let’s Chat with Disco George and special guest, Sef Gonzalez from the Burger Beast |
Let’s Chat with Disco George and special guest, Sef Gonzalez from the Burger Beast |
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Hyundai Palisade Calligraphyhas big heart, performance | The 2023 Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy starts at $49,850 and is worth the drive. It’s a boxy SUV, but still has enough curves to look sleek and modern. Hyundai’s big, luxury SUV delivers 19 miles per gallon in the city and 25 miles per gallon on the highway for the all-wheel-drive model. This is particularly remarkable because it is a huge vehicle and it has great performance. This is achieved on a 291 horsepower, 3.8-liter V6 engine, which gets great ratings from Kelley Blue Book. It comes through an eight-speed transmission. Its towing capacity also is pretty fantastic at 5,000 pounds. From the front facia to the rear of this vehicle, it looks tough. The front end has a chrome-finish that is unique to the Palisade Calligraphy. The LED running lights are vertical and look cleaner . .. Read More | |
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