Renowned American Anthropologist Dr. Johnetta B. Cole addressed agism, diversity and inclusion Frank discussions covering an array of topics relating to aging highlighted the successful South Florida Institute on Aging (SoFIA) fifth annual symposium. Held virtually, the symposium titled “How We Age Matters” brought together experts to speak on socio-economic issues faced by older adults...Read More
Back by popular demand, The Casino at Dania Beach announced the return of Latin Thursdays starting Thursday, July 8. Co-hosted with the Miami Salsa Scene, Latin Thursdays with DJ Jorge Charun will keep the crowd pumped from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fans can also enjoy free professional taught Bachata and Salsa lessons from 9p.m....Read More
Funding will further support House of Hope’s Road to Independence A $36,000 grant from The Cathleen McFarlane Foundation will assist residents of House of Hope who are recovering from addiction achieve self-sufficiency through the non-profit’s Road to Independence program. The Cathleen McFarlane Foundation is a non-profit organization with the mission of making a difference in...Read More
The Business for the Arts of Broward (BFA) board of directors welcomes its newest member, Alex Lytle — the Florida Panthers Director of Creative & Brand Strategy. A seasoned graphic designer and digital media specialist, Lytle manages the overall look, feel and branding strategy for the Florida Panthers National Hockey League franchise. Her responsibilities include...Read More
Albizu University has announced that all victims, family members and friends impacted by this morning’s apartment building collapse in Surfside, Florida can receive free mental health counseling in person or via secure telehealth at Miami’s Albizu Clinic by calling (305) 592-7860. “The mental trauma of surviving and even simply witnessing a disaster like this cannot be understated,...Read More
Despite predictions that the flex-office real estate sector would be hard-hit by the pandemic, Miramar Park of Commerce, the largest locally owned and managed business park in South Florida, continues to close significant flex-office deals as businesses navigate the pandemic, valuing the benefits of flexible and cost-effective space solutions now more than ever. “We are...Read More
The month of June heralds more than the start of hurricane season in South Florida. It’s also the beginning of high season for iguanas, a time of year when frustrated property owners look helplessly at their defoliated landscaping and the daily droppings on their patios, wondering what to do. When Tom Portuallo started Pompano Beach-based...Read More
New boxed deal is perfect for takeout or delivery and includes sandwich, chips, pickle, mini black & white cookie and bottle of water Everyone loves summer! With the warmest season of the year kicking off, more people choose to spend more time outside and it’s the perfect time enjoy your favorite summertime activity while...Read More
Scheduled for June 23, the “How We Age Matters” symposium tackles existing barriers to an age-friendly society with breakout panels lead by experts in technology, economic stability and diversity American Anthropologist Johnnetta B. Cole, PhD., national chair and seventh president of the National Council of Negro Women, former first Black female president of Spelman College,...Read More
Broward Education Foundation also presented scholarships to grads Broward Education Foundation in collaboration with Destination Dorm delivered dorm essentials to Broward County public high school graduating seniors who have experienced housing instability or extreme adversity, during the recent drive-through Senior Send-Off celebration. In addition, Broward Education Foundation surprised 25 students with four-year scholarships funded through The...Read More
