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Hook the Perfect Father’s Day Gift with a Miami Fishing Adventure

4 days ago | communitynewspapers.com | Michael Miller

Father’s Day is swiftly approaching, and the search for the perfect gift is on. This year, instead of the usual gifts, consider offering your dad an unforgettable adventure: Miami deep sea fishing with Therapy IV. For more than five decades, Therapy IV has established itself as Miami’s premier deep sea fishing charter service. Their reputation is built on providing thrilling, safe, and memorable experiences on the open ocean.
Positive people in Pinecrest : Myles Messinger

5 days ago | communitynewspapers.com | Linda Rodriguez Bernfeld

Music is Miami Palmetto High School junior Myles Messinger’s passion. This year, Messinger was chosen to play clarinet in the Miami-Dade Superintendent’s Honors Band. “The Superintendent’s Honor Band was full of people who are really committed,” he says. “I was the only student from Palmetto to be a part of it.”At Palmetto, Messinger is a member of the Symphonic Band.
Positive people in Pinecrest : Cemre Sengul

5 days ago | communitynewspapers.com | Linda Rodriguez Bernfeld

Cemre Sengul is Gulliver Prep’s Silver Knight nominee in the Vocational/Technical category. When she was a freshman, she took a computer class. “When I took the Intro to C++, I discovered my passion for computer science and how it can be applied to solve problems,” she says. The summer before her sophomore year, she attended the New York University (NYU) Quantitative Public Health Data Literacy Training Program.
Positive people in Pinecrest : Luisana Hinestrosa

5 days ago | communitynewspapers.com | Linda Rodriguez Bernfeld

Palmer Trinity school rising senior Luisana Hinestrosa moved to Miami from Madrid a year ago in August. “I moved around a total of 4 countries, so I’m used to the change,” she says. She’s originally from Venezuela, she moved to Atlanta, to Switzerland, to Madrid, back to Venezuela, back to Madrid for eight years and now Miami. Her English is impeccable, having attended a British school in Madrid. She speaks English and Spanish fluently and takes French at school.
ASHFN Golf Tournament / Claude Pepper Awards Luncheon

5 days ago | communitynewspapers.com | Gloria Burns

On May 16, two big events were held across town for non-profits that impact so many on our community, one for infants (A Safe Haven for Newborns) and the other for seniors (United HomeCare with its Claude Pepper Awards Luncheon). Happily, both events were a major success thanks to our generous South Florida community.
Variety of activities fill calendar for early May

6 days ago | communitynewspapers.com | Gloria Burns

Coral Gables Woman’s Club’s conducted its spring new member installation on May 7. Second vice president Kristina Jackson, the club’s membership chair, was assisted by club president Arely Ruiz in conducting the ceremony that included candles and gifts for all. The 11 new members installed were Yolanda L. Gonzalez, Joyce Stokes, Joelle Saliba, Lina Pinzon, Nadya Gribanova, Irene Martinez, Lee Harper, Julie Fowler, Cristina O Alvarez, Roxy Collazo and Helen Tarbutt.
What AI Can and Cannot Do for Your Brand and Business

1 week ago | communitynewspapers.com | Michael Miller

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has undeniably revolutionized the marketing landscape. However, the buzz surrounding AI often portrays it as a magical solution for instant business success. At Alexa Media Solutions, we emphasize understanding the true role of AI within digital marketing, highlighting the necessity of blending technology with strategic human insights. It is crucial to recognize that AI, while powerful, is fundamentally a tool.
A Vote for the Future — or a Toxic Relic of the Past | Biscayne Bay Tribune#

1 week ago | communitynewspapers.com | Grant Miller

The upcoming special election in Miami’s District 4 is more than just a race between two candidates — it’s a referendum on the direction our city is headed. Voters need to pay attention and get this one right. On paper, Jose Regalado and Ralph Rosado may seem ideologically similar. Both are moderate Republicans who possess the policy and administrative credentials to credibly serve. But elections are not just about résumés — they are about vision, judgment, and the company one keeps.
Florida Blue and Broward Health at an impasse as contract deadline approaches

1 week ago | communitynewspapers.com | Rick Mayer

This story was originally produced by WLRN, South Florida’s only public radio station at 91.3 FM, as part of a content sharing partnership with Miami’s Community News. Read more at WLRN.org. Health News Florida | By Rick MayerThe clock is ticking louder for Florida Blue policyholders as the insurer and Broward Health remain at an impasse on a new agreement after three months of negotiations.
Marlins Homestand to Deliver Big Theme Nights

1 week ago | communitynewspapers.com | Grant Miller

Hey, it’s Grant Miller here! Ready for a weekend of celebration, excitement, and plenty of Miami flair? This week, we’ve got something for everyone – from Pride at the Park with the Marlins, to honoring South Florida’s Black Legacy, to a fun-filled SpongeBob SquarePants Day. The Marlins have a packed schedule with special ticket packages, exclusive jerseys, and awesome themed entertainment.