Miami Community Newspapers is your go-to source for Miami community news, offering daily updates, podcasts, and multimedia content. Covering local events, business updates, and lifestyle features across Miami-Dade County, our family-owned media company publishes a variety of neighborhood publications both online and in print. Explore Miami’s culture through our exclusive community podcasts, magazines, and newsletters.
Miami Community Newspapers is your go-to source for Miami community news, offering daily updates, podcasts, and multimedia content. Covering local events, business updates, and lifestyle features across Miami-Dade County, our family-owned media company publishes a variety of neighborhood publications both online and in print. Explore Miami’s culture through our exclusive community podcasts, magazines, and newsletters.
Shannon Estenoz, Former U.S. Department of the Interior Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks; Porter Goss, Former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency and Former U.S. Representative; Chairman Talbert Cypress of the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida; and Ryan Seiger, Staff Director and Senior Counsel at U.S. House of Representatives, Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment.
The Everglades Foundation led an impactful series of events in the nation’s capital this week to spotlight America’s Everglades while unveiling economic data demonstrating that this national treasure is a $1 trillion asset. From the America’s Everglades Summit to Everglades Hill Day advocacy and the release of the first-of-its-kind economic study, the week was a defining moment for Everglades restoration. The Everglades provides drinking water for millions of people and is the driving force behind Florida’s key economic sectors of real estate, tourism, and outdoor recreation.
“It’s Worth It. It’s Working”
On June 10, The Everglades Foundation hosted the America’s Everglades Summit at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center. The event brought together more than 300 attendees, including Members of Congress, Trump Administration officials, scientists, Tribal leaders, nonprofit partners, and business executives to reaffirm bipartisan support for Everglades restoration. The summit also commemorated the 25th anniversary of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP) and celebrated the momentum behind decades of restoration progress.
The Summit kicked off with remarks from Foundation Co-Founder Paul Tudor Jones on the economic importance of the Everglades to the Florida economy. The event also included a keynote speech from U.S. Department of the Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, as well as remarks from U.S. Representative Brian Mast (R-FL) and U.S. Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL).
Other notable voices included Simon Perkins, President of The Orvis Company, Downey Magallanes, Vice President of Federal Affairs at Enterprise Mobility, and Mike Sole, Vice President of Environmental Services at NextEra Energy, who discussed the economic return on investment in restoration. Federal leaders such as MG Jason Kelly of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Lee Forsgren, Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army (Civil Works), joined U.S. Representatives Byron Donalds (R-FL) and Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) in outlining future priorities.
Reflections on the 25-year legacy of restoration included insights from Chairman Talbert Cypress of the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida, Shannon Estenoz, Former U.S. Department of the Interior Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks, Porter Goss, Former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, and Former U.S. Representative and Ryan Seiger, Staff Director and Senior Counsel at U.S. House of Representatives, Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment, with closing remarks delivered by U.S. Senator Rick Scott (R-FL).
Hill Day: Collective Advocacy on Capitol Hill
On June 11, The Everglades Foundation convened over 150 stakeholders for Everglades Hill Day. These partners for Everglades restoration proceeded to engage with lawmakers to advocate for full congressional support of President Trump’s record-breaking $446 million FY26 budget recommendation for America’s Everglades. This marks the largest presidential request in the restoration program’s history.
Participating stakeholder organizations included: Audubon, Captains for Clean Water, National Parks Conservation Association, National Wildlife Federation, TRCP, Florida International University, the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida, Everglades Law Center, Florida Oceanographic Society, Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation, Audubon Florida, Tropical Audubon, The Orvis Company, Sanibel & Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce, Greater Naples Chamber, South Florida Hispanic Chamber, and many others — representing a diverse coalition of clean water advocates, local chambers, and Florida’s real estate and outdoor recreation sectors.
Economic Study: The Everglades Is a $1 Trillion Asset
A central focus of the week was the unveiling of a groundbreaking economic study conducted by The Everglades Foundation in partnership with Earth Economics. The report, titled “Thriving Everglades, Thriving Economy: Nature’s Value in the Everglades,” is the first comprehensive economic valuation of the ecosystem and conservatively estimates that the Greater Everglades delivers: $1 trillion in ecosystem service value over 50 years. With $31.5 billion annually across key benefits, including real estate, tourism, outdoor recreation, drinking water supply, and extreme weather protection.
A Path Forward
With restoration entering a critical decade of project completions and progress, The Everglades Foundation and its partners continue building momentum to ensure America’s Everglades remains a bipartisan national priority.
“This week, we saw the full force of the Everglades restoration movement — from business leaders and scientists to Tribal representatives, environmental advocates, and bipartisan lawmakers — all united by one clear message: restoring America’s Everglades is not only possible, it’s essential,” said Eric Eikenberg, CEO of The Everglades Foundation. The breadth of voices and the momentum we’ve built in our nation’s capital reflect the growing recognition that Everglades restoration is delivering results and deserves continued investment.”
For more information, please contact Begoñe Cazalis, Director of Communications at The Everglades Foundation, at 305-202-1672 or bcazalis@evergladesfoundation.org.
ABOUT THE EVERGLADES FOUNDATION
The Everglades Foundation is committed to the restoration and protection of America’s Everglades through science, advocacy, and education. Founded in 1993 by two outdoor enthusiasts—Paul Tudor Jones II and the late George Barley—the Foundation works to bring people together and provide a powerful bipartisan voice for Everglades restoration. Its team includes renowned scientists, experienced educators, policy experts, and communications professionals. By coupling this expertise with a passion for restoration, The Everglades Foundation leads the effort to restore and protect the flow of clean freshwater to the Everglades through the world’s largest ecosystem restoration project. Learn more at EvergladesFoundation.org.
The Village of Pinecrest has earned the 2025 Florida Municipal Achievement Award for Environmental Stewardship from the Florida League of Cities, marking a significant recognition for its innovative approach to sustainability.
The award highlights Pinecrest’s comprehensive environmental initiatives, including a community composting program that has diverted more than 120,000 pounds of food waste from landfills since its launch.
“We are deeply honored to receive this recognition for our commitment to environmental stewardship,” said Mayor Joseph M. Corradino. “This award reflects our community’s shared dedication to innovative solutions that not only address urgent environmental challenges but also serve as a model for municipalities across Florida and beyond.”
The village’s free Community Composting Program, in partnership with Fertile Earth Worm Farm, represents the first of its kind in Miami-Dade County, addressing the region’s looming landfill crisis. County facilities are projected to reach capacity by 2029, making waste diversion critical for the area’s environmental future.
Residents can drop off food scraps at convenient locations including the Pinecrest Community Center, Pinecrest Public Library and Pinecrest Farmers Market. The program has distributed 1,402 home composting bins at the farmers market since 2024, according to village officials.
Councilmember Shannon del Prado, who spearheaded the initiative, said the program demonstrates community enthusiasm for accessible environmental action. The success has led to seven additional compost drop-off sites throughout the county, with at least 40 percent located in low-income neighborhoods to promote environmental equity.
The composting program’s achievements helped secure $500,000 in funding for the Everglades Earth Cycle Project, including a $400,000 USDA grant obtained through collaboration with Miami-Dade County Commissioner Raquel Regalado. The initiative partners with the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida to transform composted organic waste into soil amendments for restoring community gardens in the Everglades.
Pinecrest has also launched floating flower islands in local canals that flow into Biscayne Bay. These 500-square-foot platforms serve as natural water filters, removing excess nitrogen and phosphorus while limiting invasive aquatic weeds. The flowers will be harvested and sold at the Pinecrest Farmers Market, with proceeds supporting additional green initiatives.
The Village will receive a trophy and be featured in the Florida League of Cities’ Quality Cities magazine, website, and social media channels. The recognition comes as Pinecrest continues to expand its environmental initiatives while maintaining its designation as the first U.S. City of Happiness through the Happy Pinecrest People Initiative (HaPPi).
As the only hotel partner in this marine conservation effort, The Diplomat supported the deployment of 50 reef structures—including 12 custom-designed sculptures and 38 habitat modules—off the coast of Hollywood Beach. This public-facing reef, designed to function as both an underwater museum and marine habitat, will be open to snorkelers and eco-tourists beginning June 2025.
“At The Diplomat, we noticed that today’s travelers care deeply about not only their stay but also leaving a positive impact on the destinations where they’re travelling,” said Dean Lane, general manager, The Diplomat. “We’re proud to sponsor this project and contribute a sculpture that both enhances the coastline and symbolizes our long-term commitment to our local environment and the greater Hollywood community. By helping to create a snorkel-friendly reef destination, we’re working to support Hollywood tourism and create a positive environmental impact the community will appreciate for years to come.”
The Diplomat’s participation was made possible by a $30,000 donation from the Hilton Global Foundation, Hilton’s philanthropic arm and a $4,500 direct contribution from the resort—reinforcing the hotel’s dedication to South Florida’s coastal health and Hilton’s greater Travel with Purpose, strategy to advance responsible travel and tourism globally. Through Travel with Purpose, Hilton seeks to create positive environmental and social impact across its operations, supply chain and communities. Travel with Purpose capitalizes on Hilton’s global scale to serve as an engine of opportunity in the communities in which it operates and is paving the way to a more sustainable future for the hospitality industry.
“At Hilton, we believe hospitality can be a powerful force for good, and we’re proud of The Diplomat Beach Resort’s leadership,” said Katherine Lugar, EVP, Corporate Affairs and President, Hilton Global Foundation. “This impressive project, in collaboration with partners like Ocean Rescue Alliance International, will enhance the guest experience while also creating meaningful, lasting impact for their communities.”
Crafted in partnership with The City of Hollywood and ORAI’s marine artists and biologists, the Heart of the Ocean sculpture embodies love, resilience, and regeneration. Constructed from marine-safe concrete and Coral Lok technology, it supports coral growth and offers a striking visual anchor for the reef trail. Described as a “living museum beneath the waves,” the trail features sculptures of marine life, ocean deities, and selfie stations, all placed in shallow water (10–15 feet deep) near North Beach Park, Harry Berry Park, and Keating Park. Interactive QR codes and educational signage enhance accessibility for locals and visitors.
This installation is one of several initiatives reinforcing the partnership. Additional guest experiences include the Cocktails for Corals program supporting reef restoration, marine education through the resort’s Kids Club, and upcoming dive excursions—each designed to engage guests in meaningful conservation during their stay.
“The Heart of the Ocean reef sculpture is more than a symbol—it’s a living legacy of love, resilience, and environmental stewardship,” said Dr. Shelby Thomas, Founder & CEO of Ocean Rescue Alliance International. “We are proud to partner with The Diplomat Beach Resort and the City of Hollywood to bring this vision to life beneath the waves. Together, we are transforming our coastlines through art and science, creating immersive underwater experiences that restore marine habitats and inspire the world to protect what we love.”- Dr. Shelby Thomas
The Guardians of the Reef deployment took place May 22–23, 2025 in collaboration with the City of Hollywood, Broward County, SeaKeepers International, and Making Waves Productions.
About The Diplomat Beach Resort, Curio Collection by Hilton:
The Diplomat Beach Resort, Curio Collection by Hilton is South Florida’s iconic beachfront destination located between Miami and Fort Lauderdale in Hollywood, Florida. This resort pairs breathtaking ocean and waterway views with exceptional design, amenities, and entertainment. This upscale property, organized around a striking glass tower linked to the beach by a series of dramatic pools and terraces, invites well-traveled couples and families to immerse themselves in elevated yet approachable luxury. From the grand atrium to the cantilevered upper pool deck, top-rated spa, and six dining experiences, every aspect of the resort ensures world-class beachfront service and facilities are beautifully within reach. Ideally located beachfront on a barrier island between Miami and Ft. Lauderdale, The Diplomat Beach Resort, the centerpiece of South Florida, is just minutes from world-class shopping, recreation, sports world-class sporting venues, arts, culture, and scenery. The seaside Resort is sought out year-round to host indoor and outdoor wedding celebrations. From board meetings to large conventions, the beachfront convention center and resort has been repeatedly recognized as one of the top meeting resorts in the Americas, additionally holding stance as the largest flexible indoor/outdoor convention center and meeting space in the Western Hemisphere.
About Hilton Global Foundation:
The Hilton Global Foundation is Hilton’s primary international philanthropic arm. The Foundation is a nonprofit established in the U.S. and is a registered 501(c)3 charitable organization. The Foundation awards grants, in alignment with Hilton’s Travel with Purpose 2030 Goals, that have a positive impact on travel destinations around the world. Foundation grants are awarded throughout the year in accordance with tax and legal requirements. Learn more about the Hilton Global Foundation atHiltonGlobalFoundation.hilton.com.
About Ocean Rescue Alliance International: Ocean Rescue Alliance International (ORAI) is a 501(c)(3) marine conservation and restoration nonprofit organization that implements innovative technologies to restore our marine environments. Through the creation of artificial reefs designed to incorporate art, innovative designs, and safe materials, ORAI enhances marine habitats and provides unique diving locations worldwide. However, ORAI also strongly advocates that the main causes of habitat loss (local stressors and climate change) must be corrected to maximize restoration effectiveness. The artificial reefs serve as a targeted solution in the face of pressing marine habitat challenges, to increase coastal resiliency, expand ecosystem services and create lasting habitat for biodiverse marine organisms.
In a continued effort to improve access to essential government services, Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez is proud to announce extended hours of operation at all branch offices.
“Our job is to serve the people. By expanding our hours, we’re making it easier for working families, seniors, and small business owners to get what they need without jumping through hoops. This is what government should look like: accessible, efficient, and built around your life—not bureaucracy,” said Dariel Fernandez, Miami-Dade County Tax Collector.
Beginning this month, all Tax Collector offices will operate under the following expanded schedule Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (with the exception of the North Dade Justice Office).
These expanded hours are designed to better accommodate working families and individuals who are unable to visit during traditional weekday hours. This move is part of a broader initiative to modernize services, reduce wait times, and make government more accessible for all Miami-Dade County residents.
The following offices will now be open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Jun 17, 2025; Miami, Florida , Miami: Marlins vs Phillies 2 at LoanDepot Park. Mandatory Credit: Marra Finkelstein-Miami Marlins
A photo from our on-field recognition of the Doral Academy Girls Softball team tonight at loanDepot park following their 2025 FHSAA Class 6A State Championship!
The Education Fund marked four decades of impact with its annual “For the Love of Art” Charity Auction & Honoree Celebration presented by Ocean Bank (Member-FDIC) on May 20 at Jungle Island.
The event brought together business leaders, educators, and art enthusiasts to support arts education in Miami-Dade County Public Schools. Guests bid on original artwork created by students and teachers using repurposed materials from The Education Fund Ocean Bank Center for Educational Materials, which has donated more than $28 million worth of supplies to local classrooms.
Attendees also participated in hands-on art experiences led by public school art teachers, including tote bag screen printing, yarn weaving, and painting a community mural. The evening’s festivities highlighted the creative talents of Miami-Dade’s public school students and teachers, while honoring the donors and alums who have shaped The Education Fund’s legacy.
“We are so grateful to all our donors who made this 40-year milestone possible,” said Linda Lecht, president of The Education Fund. “It is the donor community that ensures The Education Fund innovates to help public school students succeed. From installing Food Forests in schoolyards and using them as outdoor learning labs, to providing students with the power to get to college, to starting the first center that distributed companies’ excess supplies to meet students’ classroom needs, we continue to bridge the gap between public schools and private sector resources. These partnerships empower students with the tools and experiences they need to thrive academically and beyond.”
The auction featured two themed categories sponsored by the Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation: “Celebrating 40 Years of Miami,” honoring the city’s culture through art, and “We Love Yarn,” which invited artists to create textured pieces using yarn in creative formats.
“What began as an emergency response to Hurricane Andrew has evolved into a 33-year partnership that Ocean Bank is incredibly proud of,” said Jeanelle Boscan, senior vice president and head of human resources and marketing at Ocean Bank. “We’ve helped distribute donated resources to more than 4 million students across Miami-Dade County Public Schools and remain committed to making educational excellence accessible to all.”
The Education Fund’s For the Love of Art 40th Anniversary Celebration was presented by Ocean Bank, with additional major support from The Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation, Amazon, Lynn & Louis Wolfson II Family Foundation, The Kirk Foundation, Peacock Foundation, and John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
Internationally renowned Catalán playwright Josep Maria Miró’s acclaimed play La Travesia (The Journey) will have its Miami premiere of a new adaptation when South Florida’s own Arca Images brings its production to the Westchester Cultural Arts Center from July 11 through 20. Presented in partnership with the Center, Mexico’s Ajedrez Eventos, Roxy Theater Group and Miami-Dade County Auditorium, this will be a special Spanish version, with simultaneous English translation using wireless headphones. This powerful, poignant and thought-provoking work intricately weaves together themes of faith, compassion and moral dilemmas through the transformative journey of Sister Cecilia.
The play is set against the backdrop of a village ravaged by war, violence and despair. The narrative unfolds as Cecilia cradles a dying girl in her arms, igniting a cascade of religious and ethical challenges that test her beliefs to the core. When the nun crosses paths with Rai, a photographer, and Isaac, a member of an NGO, the play delves into the blurred lines between intentions and actions, challenging the characters to confront their values and choices in the face of adversity.
Executive and Artistic Director, Alexa Kuve.
This is an international exchange between Mexico’s Ajedrez Events, and its Director, Pedro Franco, and Miami’s Arca Images, and its Executive and Artistic Director, Alexa Kuve. It will be developed and reimagined by Josep Maria Miró, who is based in Spain, and directed by long-time Arca collaborator, Cuban-Spanish artist Carlos Celdrán.
“In these turbulent times, a play like La Travesia has a lot to say to audiences in Miami and across the globe,” said Alexa Kuve. “And we are excited to be collaborating with our international partner, Ajedrez, and to be traveling to Mexico after Miami with a joint production.”
Arca Images has been a leader in providing high quality, primarily Spanish-language theater that is accessible to Miami’s diverse audiences. Using the Centers’ state-of-the art wireless headphone system for simultaneous translation, La Travesia will be presented with bilingual actors voicing the English-language text. “Westchester and Roxy Theater Group continue to be thrilled to share our facility with Arca Images for these world-class, bilingual evenings of theater,” said Charles Sothers, Roxy founder and Artistic Director.
Writer, Josep Maria Miró.
Writer Josep Maria Miró has gained international recognition for plays such as “Archimedes’ Principle,” “Nerium Park,” and “The Nicest Body Ever Seen Around These Parts.” His works, originally written in Catalan, have been translated into over twenty languages and have seen approximately 100 world premieres.
Director, Carlos Celdránis.
Director, Carlos Celdránis a Cuban, Madrid and Miami-based writer and director, who won the “National Theater Award” of Cuba and founded the acclaimed Argos Theater company in Havana. This production of La Travesia in Miami stars actors Elba Escobar, Juan David Ferrer, Caleb Casas, Guillermo Cabré and Rachel Pastor.
Tickets are$30 open seating, $25 seniors and students with valid ID. Advance tickets are available at www.arcaimages.org and the day of the show at the Westchester Cultural Arts Center box office only. The theater is fully wheelchair accessible, with adjacent free on-site surface parking available. The Westchester Cultural Arts Center is located 7930 S.W. 40th St. Miami, FL. To request materials in accessible format, or any disability accommodation, visit www.arcaimages.org or contact Arca by email at arcaimages@gmail.com.
Support for Arca Images, and its performances, is provided in part by Miami-Dade County Auditorium; Roxy Theater Group and Westchester Cultural Arts Center; the National Endowment for the Arts; the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayor and the Board of County Commissioners; the National Latinx Theater Initiative; the Knight Foundation; the Shubert Foundation; the City of Coral Gables; American Airlines; and other donors.
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This family-owned media company publishes more than a dozen neighborhood publications, magazines, special sections on their websites, newsletters, as well as distributing them in print throughout Miami Dade County from Aventura, Sunny Isles Beach, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Brickell, Coconut Grove, Pinecrest, South Miami, Kendall, Palmetto Bay, Cutler Bay and Homestead. Each online publication and print editions provide comprehensive coverage of local news, events, business updates, lifestyle features, and local initiatives within its respective community.
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Miami Community Newspapers is your go-to source for Miami community news, offering daily updates, podcasts, and multimedia content. Covering local events, business updates, and lifestyle features across Miami-Dade County, our family-owned media company publishes a variety of neighborhood publications both online and in print. Explore Miami’s culture through our exclusive community podcasts, magazines, and newsletters.
Today’s fatherhood isn’t about just paying bills or being the rule enforcer. It’s about connection. Your attention, empathy, and effort help your children build confidence, resilience, and emotional intelligence.
Being there—at plays, at bedtime, for those late-night talks—teaches your child that they matter. And kids who feel seen? They thrive. Studies show involved dads help boost academic performance and social development. You don’t need to coach every game or solve every math problem. Just be curious. Be engaged. Be real.
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