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  • Experience Serenity And Thrills: A Day At The Newport Fishing Pier

    Experience Serenity And Thrills: A Day At The Newport Fishing Pier Wed May 15 2024 16:18:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

  • How Many Florida Condo Associations Are Financially Sound?

    How Many Florida Condo Associations Are Financially Sound? Thu Oct 26 2023 16:07:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

  • There Is No Place Like Home: The Pandemic Proves The Importance of “Home”

    There Is No Place Like Home: The Pandemic Proves The Importance of “Home” By Thomas Ryan June 24, 2021 Share Just like Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz, the Pandemic has proven the importance of “home” in a crisis Doctors, nurses and the scientists who created the COVID-19 Vaccines, have all emerged as heroes, during the Pandemic. But there's another, under-appreciated group that's been crucial to the country's pandemic response -- those who provide home-based medical equipment, services and care. Without fanfare or headlines, home medical equipment providers saved thousands and improved millions of lives. They are the ones who could transform, the way that we care for our elderly and infirm -- for the better. In order to fulfill that promise, home medical equipment providers, must be paid and commensurate with the value that they deliver, for their patient's and for, the broader, healthcare systems. The people most vulnerable to the Coronavirus, are the elderly and the most vulnerable among them, tragically, have been those, living in nursing homes. By treating people at home, home medical equipment providers kept millions of seniors, safe from COVID-19. Home-based care also relieved pressure on frontline healthcare workers and clinical facilities, which have been nearly overrun several times, during the Pandemic. As the Pandemic begins to wane, home care's importance, will not, it will join remote work and contactless delivery, as rather, one of the staples, of modern life. The COVID-Era surge in home care, is only an acceleration, of long-developing trends. First, our society is aging. Seniors are living longer, more active and independent lives, than ever before. Second, home care is less expensive -- often, considerably, so -- than, institutional care and so, it represents a promising strategy for tackling our nation's health cost crisis. In recent months, hospital discharge rates have started returning to Pre-Pandemic levels, but, when seniors leave the hospital, they're increasingly going home, not, to a nursing facility. Doctors, too, are becoming more supportive. According to a 2020 survey by William Blair, the proportion of doctors preferring to send patients to home health agencies over nursing homes, rose from 54 percent to 81 percent, during the Pandemic. All told, more than three in four seniors, view home care as the preferred way to age, according to an AARP survey. Families should be able care for their loved ones in the setting that works best for them -- and fosters, the highest quality of life. Unfortunately, bad policy, stands in the way of this vision. While our aging population and it's preference for home care, should mean that home medical equipment suppliers are thriving and that nearly 40 percent of them, have closed their doors, over the last decade. Why? A faulty Medicare program is unsustainably, cutting their reimbursement rates. Congress and the Biden Administration must update these rates without any delay. An increase that considers increased product costs and new operational requirements is long overdue. The industry needs to be able to guarantee salaries for its skilled workers. Otherwise, we're setting seniors up for failure. COVID-19 taught us that home may be the safest place to receive care, but, policies that don't reflect the true cost of care for life-saving equipment, represents a failure to heed that lesson. Without properly funded home care, we can expect lower-quality outcomes for patients, increased hospital re-admissions and an overall increase, in health costs. The trend toward home-based health care, is only going to accelerate and the under-appreciated heroes, who have helped us through the Pandemic, will now pivot to helping people of the Baby Boomer's age group and helping their families, to care for them. Home care is good for the patient's well-being, their family's happiness and government budgets. Washington needs to find a way to make home care providers, get the same care that they give to their's patient's with the Healthcare System. < Previous News Next News >

  • How Volunteering Can Help Older Adults Combat Loneliness

    How Volunteering Can Help Older Adults Combat Loneliness Thu Mar 14 2024 16:11:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

  • The Art of Drag: Art and Culture Center/Hollywood Presents the Third Annual Fundraiser

    The Art of Drag: Art and Culture Center/Hollywood Presents the Third Annual Fundraiser Thu Oct 27 2022 16:04:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

  • Caring For A Special Needs Dog | sun-times

    Caring For A Special Needs Dog South Florida Sun Times Mar 19, 2026 Providing A Safe, Loving Home For A Dog Is Rewarding For Many Reasons, And It Can Sometimes Be Even More So For A Canine Companion With Special Needs. Dogs Impacted By Blindness, Deafness, The Loss Of A Limb, Or A Chronic Medical Or Behavioral Condition Can Live A Full And Happy Life If Its Owners Provide A Bit Of Extra Care And Consideration. Dr. Lori Teller, a Clinical Professor at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, gives advice on simple accommodations owners can make for dogs with special needs in order to maximize their safety and comfort. Simple Accommodations Special needs can include conditions that dogs are born with, those that arise due to a medical condition, or natural changes as they age. Generally, dogs with special needs are resilient and adapt well, especially with support and consideration for their individual needs. This is especially true for dogs that lose their sight, hearing, or one of their limbs. “Dogs that have lost their vision are able to acclimate fairly quickly; they start to rely on their other senses to adjust,” Teller said. Caring for a blind dog may include: • Maintaining a stable environment where furniture and objects are not frequently rearranged • Providing a clear path to their beds, food, water bowls, and other areas where they spend most of their time • Being increasingly aware of their activity — especially around swimming pools For pets that are hearing impaired, there are numerous methods owners can use to effectively communicate. “Deaf dogs can learn sign language and be trained to sit, stay, lie down, come, heel, and more,” Teller said. “Since they cannot hear their name called, some owners benefit from using a flashing light to attract their attention, and they can be trained to respond to touch as well.” Finally, most dogs that lose a leg adapt well to having three legs and are able to return to their prior exercise routines. “Dogs are amazing,” Teller said. “I have seen so many three-legged dogs that take up walking, running, and most of their general activities very quickly.” However, an unhealthy diet can hinder three-legged dogs’ ability to adjust to their new lifestyle and can also lead to further health struggles. “While it is important to keep all dogs at a healthy weight, it is of the utmost importance for a dog that is three-legged, as additional weight puts extra stress on their remaining joints and can aggravate Arthritis as the dog ages,” Teller said. Being A Constant Source Of Support Behavioral challenges and chronic medical conditions may take a bit more effort to accommodate, but a veterinarian can help advise on the best ways to address your pet’s specific needs. “For example, dogs that are paralyzed in the rear will need help getting up and moving around,” Teller said. “Carts or doggy wheelchairs can help with mobility and allow a dog to move freely around its environment.” Nursing care is especially important for dogs with multiple chronic conditions or that need help with urination and defection; these pets tend to do best if the owner or another caretaker can be regularly available to help. “Pets that cannot urinate on their own may require their bladders to be manually expressed multiple times each day and are prone to urinary tract infections,” Teller said. “If they also have trouble passing a bowel movement, they may need a special diet, stool softeners, and laxatives. “These dogs may also need to wear diapers and will require extra time and attention for grooming to maintain adequate hygiene, and they are also at higher risk of skin infections that may require veterinary intervention,” Teller said. Dogs with special needs may have an increased cost of care, but a veterinarian can discuss treatment options and cost-saving measures to ensure the pet maintains the highest possible quality of life. Cultivating A Healthy Lifestyle Dogs with special needs of any kind may require extra time to maintain their mental stimulation through specialized toys, activities, and experiences. “Blind or deaf dogs may enjoy puzzle toys where they can use their sense of smell to find treats,” Teller said. “These animals can also benefit from leash walks or safe places outdoors to explore the variety of smells and pleasant weather.” When walking dogs with missing limbs, it is important to allow them to set the pace and determine how far they are comfortable going. “Paralyzed dogs can be fitted with a dog cart or put in a doggy stroller and be walked around the neighborhood as well,” Teller said. Despite the lifestyle changes a dog with special needs is experiencing, their excitement for what the day has to offer remains the same. “The great thing about dogs is that they are just happy to be alive, and they embrace every moment,” Teller said. “Once you make special accommodations, they do super well and can live a very happy and fulfilling life.” Pet Talk is a service of the College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, Texas A&M University. Stories can be viewed on the web at: www.vetmed.tamu.edu/news/pet-talk . Suggestions for future topics may be directed to: vmbs-editor@tamu.edu . Previous Next

  • Hollywood Florida Film Festival Returns For Its 9th Edition With 97 Selected Films, Global Judges, And Glamorous Red-Carpet Events | sun-times

    Hollywood Florida Film Festival Returns For Its 9th Edition With 97 Selected Films, Global Judges, And Glamorous Red-Carpet Events South Florida Sun Times Aug 27, 2025 The 9th Annual Hollywood Florida Film Festival Will Take Place From Friday, September 5th, 2025 – Sunday, September 7th, 2025, Welcoming Filmmakers, Artists, And Fashion Icons From Around The World For A Three-Day Celebration Of Cinema, Culture, And Creativity. This Year’s Edition Will Include An Outstanding 97 Selected Films From Across The Globe, Spanning Narratives, Documentaries, Shorts, Student Films, Alongside Over 30 Florida-Based Productions That Showcase The Region’s Thriving Creative Scene. We’ll Continue Our Mission To Support And Empower The Local Talent And To Spotlight Our Community As A Key Destination For Film, Drawing In New Creators To Collaborate And Grow With Us! Screenings & Events Venues • The Red-Carpet Opening Night Gala is Friday, September 5th and Closing Night Awards Ceremony will be Sunday, September 7th and will be hosted at the luxurious The Park – Weston Bonaventure in Weston, Florida, a premier event space with serene lakeside views perfect for a cinematic celebration. • Film screenings will take place at the renowned Cinema Paradiso in Downtown Hollywood, running Friday morning, September 5th and all-day Saturday, September 6th, featuring international showcases, filmmaker Q&As, and curated blocks. Tickets and passes are live exclusively on FilmFreeway: https://filmfreeway.com/HollywoodFloridaFilmFestival/tickets Community, Partners & Supporters The 2025 festival is brought to life through the generous support of our valued sponsors and collaborators: H&M Development, Locality Bank, Broward County & Film Lauderdale, as community partners, Cinema Paradiso, The Park Bonaventure, Trailblazer Queen Productions, May One, Tadan Produzione, SSD Mag, Celebritime, Qwesty, Rooted Connections, Matteo’s, ETARU Restaurant, Rebel & Freak, Alexa Dumitru, B&B Capital and so many more. International Judging Panel Our panel of international judges will evaluate the 9th competition lineup. Ioanina Pavel: Rose from freelance translator of scripts for United Kingdom Commissioners, to Head of Original Production at HBO Romania, to then co-founding May One, the production company known for its 2025 Netflix debut series SUBTERAN that hit #5 globally. Federica Alderighi: From Rome to the world’s stage, Federica is an Italian screenwriter, author, and producer (Tadan Produzioni). She is also the visionary behind the Moscerine Film Festival, the world’s first international festival dedicated to short films created by children under 12. Madalina Bellariu: Actress & producer with an international career in film and TV. She is known for her role in HBO's The Young Pope, starring alongside Jude Law and Diane Keaton. Madalina won Best Actress at the Milan International Film Festival for her role in Bad Wings. Live Performance & Fashion Presentations The Opening Night Gala will feature a special live opera performance by Haojin No, previous Florida Grand Opera canto singer, adding sophistication and grandeur to the festival’s launch. In a unique intersection of film and fashion, two internationally acclaimed designers will present exclusive collections on the red carpet: • Alexa Dumitru (New York, USA) is the designer behind W.A.S. Studio, redefining contemporary fashion with her bold use of natural fibers, meticulous craftsmanship, and visionary storytelling. From NY Fashion Week to showing at Yankee Stadium, her work captures both precision and emotion, offering timeless pieces that resonate on and off the runway. • Jane of Rebel & Freak (Switzerland) is known for its bold, sustainable creations made from recycled materials – including clothing made from car tires, proudly worn on red carpets in Switzerland, Germany, Los Angeles, and Cannes Film festival. “This 9th edition is our most diverse and vibrant celebration of cinema yet,” said Simona Muresan, Co-Founder & Festival Director. “From our stunning lakeside venue to an unforgettable lineup of films and fashion, this is a weekend not to miss.” Previous Next

  • Celebrate National Sandwich Month One Bite At A Time | sun-times

    Celebrate National Sandwich Month One Bite At A Time South Florida Sun Times Aug 13, 2026 August Is National Sandwich Month, Making It The Perfect Time To Celebrate One Of The World's Most Beloved Comfort Foods. From Hearty Breakfast Bagels And Gourmet Club Sandwiches To Authentic Mediterranean Wraps, South Florida Is Home To An Impressive Variety Of Sandwich Destinations That Showcase Fresh Ingredients, Bold Flavors, And Creative Craftsmanship. Whether You're Craving A Satisfying Morning Meal, A Classic Lunchtime Favorite, Or An Internationally Inspired Handheld Creation, These Three Standout Restaurants Are Serving Memorable Sandwiches Worth Adding To Your Must-Try List This Month. Bakey: Freshly Baked Goodness from Morning to Afternoon Bringing its signature "Love, Always" philosophy to South Florida, Bakey has quickly become a favorite destination in Hallandale Beach for guests seeking freshly baked breads, premium coffee, and handcrafted meals. Everything at Bakey is prepared with care using high-quality ingredients, and with ovens running throughout the day, guests can always expect warm, freshly baked breads and pastries straight from the kitchen. For National Sandwich Month, Bakey's soft challah bagel sandwiches offer a unique twist on classic breakfast and brunch favorites. The bakery's signature challah bagel combines the rich flavor of challah bread with the satisfying texture of a traditional bagel, creating the perfect foundation for several standout sandwiches. The Avocado Toast is a fresh and flavorful option featuring creamy avocado layered with cream cheese, Fresno chilis, salt, and pepper for just the right balance of richness and subtle heat. Those looking for a heartier breakfast can enjoy the Egg Breakfast Bagel, made with freshly cooked eggs, melted cheddar cheese, garlic aioli, ripe tomato, and baby arugula for a satisfying combination of savory flavors. Seafood lovers will appreciate the Nova Bagel, which pairs premium lox with cream cheese and crisp lettuce for a timeless favorite elevated by Bakey's freshly baked bread. While the sandwiches are a major draw, guests can also enjoy freshly brewed coffee, vibrant salads, and an assortment of house-made pastries that perfectly complement any meal. Bakey's inviting atmosphere and commitment to baking everything in-house make it an ideal stop whether you're grabbing breakfast on the go or enjoying a leisurely lunch with friends. Located in Hallandale Beach, Bakey offers a warm neighborhood feel while delivering bakery-quality craftsmanship in every bite. For more information, please visit: www.bakeybabka.com . And follow Bakey on Instagram at: @BakeyBabka. CORSAIR Kitchen & Bar: Elevated Classics with Resort Style Located inside JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa, CORSAIR Kitchen & Bar brings a fresh approach to American comfort food with an emphasis on simple preparation, quality ingredients, and elevated presentation. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily, the restaurant offers guests a relaxed yet sophisticated dining experience that perfectly suits both resort visitors and local diners. National Sandwich Month provides the perfect opportunity to experience several of CORSAIR's standout handheld offerings. The Turnberry Turkey Club transforms the traditional turkey sandwich into a premium dining experience. House-roasted turkey is paired with crispy bacon, fresh lettuce, tomato, creamy mayonnaise, and a fried egg, all served on toasted brioche bread. Accompanied by herb fries, it's a satisfying meal that combines familiar flavors with upscale execution. For steak lovers, the Steak Sandwich delivers bold flavor through brick-pressed chimichurri skirt steak layered with melted provolone cheese, peppery arugula, and roasted red pepper aioli on a toasted hoagie bun. The combination of tender steak, vibrant herbs, and creamy aioli creates a sandwich that's both hearty and refined. Even the classic grilled cheese receives a gourmet upgrade at CORSAIR. Featuring Gruyere, fontina, and aged cheddar cheeses melted between slices of calabaza squash country bread, the sandwich delivers rich, complex flavors and exceptional texture that elevate a childhood favorite into a memorable dining experience. CORSAIR's commitment to fresh ingredients and carefully crafted recipes makes each sandwich feel special while maintaining the comforting familiarity diners crave. CORSAIR Kitchen + Bar is located at 19999 West Country Club Drive, Aventura, Florida 33180 at the JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa. Sufrat Mediterranean Grill: Authentic Flavors Wrapped in Fresh Pita Family-owned Sufrat Mediterranean Grill has earned a loyal following throughout South Florida by combining authentic Middle Eastern recipes with warm hospitality and freshly prepared ingredients. During National Sandwich Month, the restaurant highlights its impressive selection of handcrafted Mediterranean sandwiches, each served in homemade pita bread baked fresh daily. Inspired by the vibrant street food traditions of the Middle East, Sufrat's sandwiches are filled with boldly seasoned meats, fresh vegetables, and house-made sauces that deliver authentic flavor in every bite. Among the restaurant's most popular offerings is the Chicken Shawarma Sandwich, featuring roasted chicken breast and tender young thighs topped with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, garlic sauce, and tahini. The combination of juicy chicken and creamy sauces creates a satisfying balance of flavor and texture. The Beef Shawarma Sandwich showcases tender roasted beef layered with crisp vegetables, tangy pickles, and rich tahini sauce, while the Gyro Lamb Sandwich highlights slow-roasted lamb slices paired with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and refreshing tzatziki. Guests seeking lighter fare can enjoy the Gyro Chicken Sandwich, which combines grilled chicken breast with fresh toppings and cool tzatziki sauce for a refreshing Mediterranean meal. Vegetarians aren't left out either. The Falafel Sandwich features crispy falafel nestled inside freshly baked pita alongside hummus, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, and tahini, offering bold flavor without sacrificing freshness. Another standout is the Kafta Kebab Sandwich, made with seasoned ground beef and lamb, complemented by hummus, fresh vegetables, pickles, and tahini for a rich, satisfying meal that showcases traditional Mediterranean cooking. With locations in Pembroke Pines, Doral, and Miami Beach, Sufrat makes it easy for diners throughout South Florida to experience authentic Mediterranean sandwiches made from scratch every day. For reservations or more information, visit: www.sufratgrill.com . Or follow: @sufratgrill on Instagram. Celebrate National Sandwich Month One Bite At A Time National Sandwich Month is the perfect excuse to explore the incredible variety of sandwiches available throughout South Florida. Whether it's Bakey's freshly baked challah bagels, CORSAIR Kitchen & Bar's elevated American classics, or Sufrat Mediterranean Grill's authentic Middle Eastern creations, each destination brings its own unique approach to one of the world's most versatile meals. From breakfast favorites and gourmet lunch selections to internationally inspired specialties, these restaurants prove that a great sandwich is about much more than what's between two slices of bread. Fresh ingredients, thoughtful preparation, and distinctive flavors come together to create memorable dining experiences that are well worth celebrating all month long. No matter what you're craving, these South Florida favorites offer delicious reasons to raise a sandwich in honor of National Sandwich Month. Bakey Nova Bagel CORSAIR Kitchen & Bar Shrimp Po Boy and Blackened Mahi Sufrat Mediterranean Grill Gyro Chicken Sandwich Previous Next

  • MIAMI WOMEN: A New Visual Art Exhibition

    MIAMI WOMEN: A New Visual Art Exhibition Thu Mar 14 2024 16:07:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

  • Raising Awareness In The Community - Two Out Of Three People Will Be Impacted By Drunk Driving In Their Lifetime | sun-times

    Raising Awareness In The Community - Two Out Of Three People Will Be Impacted By Drunk Driving In Their Lifetime South Florida Sun Times Mar 19, 2026 Drunk Driving Deaths Have Increased By 31% Over The Past Decade, With Someone Being Killed Or Injured In A Drunk Driving Crash Every 78 Seconds. Two Out Of Three People Will Be Impacted By Drunk Driving In Their Lifetime. Drunk Driving Is A 100 Percent Preventable Crime, And Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)’s Goal Is To End Impaired Driving. In the ongoing fight against drunk driving and drugged driving, MADD Southeast Florida will host the 15th Annual UKG & Salah Foundation Hero’s Pride Move With MADD & MADD Dash Fort Lauderdale 5K Presented by the Florida Panthers & the Sheriff’s Foundation of Broward County on Sunday, April 26th, 2026. Thousands of walkers, runners, strollers, wheelchair athletes, dogs and supporters of all ages will come together in downtown Fort Lauderdale to take steps to raise awareness and funds to end impaired driving for good. In-person registration will begin at 6:00 a.m., the ceremony will take place at 7:00 a.m., and the in-person race will start near Huizenga Plaza at 7:30 a.m. Awards will be given for top fundraiser, top team (private and corporate), as well as overall and age-group awards for 5K finishers. Celebrating its 15th Anniversary, the annual event will debut its rebrand as Move With MADD & MADD Dash Fort Lauderdale 5K in 2026, reflecting expanded momentum in the fight against impaired driving and deepened community engagement. Heather Geronemus founded Move With MADD and MADD Dash Fort Lauderdale 5K Founder and Chairperson after her late father, Dr. Robert Perry Geronemus, was struck and killed by a drunk driver in 2009. Move With MADD & MADD Dash Fort Lauderdale 5K is a community-driven 5K that raises awareness about drunk and drugged driving and underage drinking while uniting community members around MADD’s mission. Since it was established in 2011, Move With MADD & MADD Dash Fort Lauderdale 5K has raised more than $4.2 Million that stays in the South Florida community to save lives and support victims of drunk driving, making it the most successful grassroots fundraiser in the history of MADD. Every dollar donated remains in South Florida to provide victim services and prevention education at no cost. Festivities will include children’s activities, an awards ceremony, live musical performances, and vendor/educational booths. WTVJ-NBC 6 and Telemundo 51 Community Reporter Miriam Tapia will emcee the event and energize the crowd. The event will be attended by dignitaries, including Move With MADD and MADD Dash Fort Lauderdale 5K Founder and Chairperson Heather Geronemus; Honorary Chairperson Colonel Nichole Anderson, Undersheriff of Broward Sheriff’s Office; Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony; Sergeant Ryan Clifton from Broward Sheriff’s Office; Sergeant Trevor Thomas from Fort Lauderdale Police Department’s DUI Unit; and Lieutenant Indiana Miranda from Florida Highway Patrol. MADD is committed to leading prevention efforts with young adults, collaborating with law enforcement to keep roads safe from impaired drivers, as well as advocating for stricter sentencing and stronger laws, including the HALT Law that mandates anti-drunk driving technology in every new car. MADD continues to provide support services to victims and survivors of impaired driving at no charge through victim services specialists and the 24-Hour Victim Help Line. “What began as a local walk for awareness has grown into one of the most impactful events in South Florida and the most successful grassroots fundraiser in MADD history. We have united thousands of people who refuse to accept impaired driving as inevitable,” said Geronemus. “Together, we’ve saved lives, honored loved ones, empowered survivors, educated youth, and raised the critical funds that fuel MADD’s mission to end impaired driving once and for all.” “As we celebrate the 15th Anniversary of Move with MADD & MADD Dash Fort Lauderdale 5K, we also recommit to the work still ahead. This year’s event is about movement in every sense: moving forward as a community, moving toward a safer future, and moving people to choose a safe ride every time. Whether you walk, run, roll, glide, volunteer, donate, or sponsor, your participation helps ensure no one else has to endure what my family, and so many others, have experienced.” Event sponsorships are available and range from $1,500 to $50,000. Event sponsors include Signature Sponsors UKG and The Salah Foundation; Florida Mission Hero Sponsor Hero’s Pride a World Emblem Company; Presenting Sponsors Florida Panthers and the Sheriff’s Foundation of Broward County; Road Guardian Sponsor Craig Zinn Automotive Group; Corporate Champion Sponsors Broward County Sheriff’s Office, Duree & Company, JM Family, Florida Highway Patrol, Fort Lauderdale Police Department, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Memorial Healthcare System and Rick Case Automotive; Spotlight Sponsors Aetna, Broward College; Westway Towing; and David Geronemus and Mitzi Lyman; MADD Milestone Sponsors City Furniture and Holman Motorcars. When: Sunday, April 26th, 2026 In-Person Registration: 6:00 a.m. Ceremony: 7:00 a.m. 5K Race Begins: 7:30 a.m. Where: Across from Huizenga Plaza Southeast 1st Avenue and Las Olas Boulevard Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 33301 Cost (In-person and Virtual): Adult 5K Runner and Walker: $40 Youth 5K Runner and Walker (ages 5-18): $35 Dogs: $10 How: To register for the 15th Annual UKG & Salah Foundation Hero’s Pride Move With MADD & MADD Dash Fort Lauderdale 5K Presented by the Florida Panthers & the Sheriff’s Foundation of Broward County, please visit: https://give.madd.org/event/2026-move-with-madd-and-madd-dash-fort-lauderdale-5k/e733214 . Event sponsorships are available and range from $1,500 to $50,000. For the most up-to-date event information, visit: www.facebook.com/MADDDashFortLaud . Or please contact Development Director Cameron Patasnik at: Cameron.Patasnik@madd.org . About MADD Mothers Against Drunk Driving® (MADD) is a national NonProfit leading the movement to end impaired driving for good. Since 1980, MADD has helped reduce drunk driving deaths in America by nearly 40%, saved more than 475,000 lives, and served more than one million victims and survivors. The organization is committed to leading prevention efforts with young adults, collaborating with law enforcement to keep our roads safe from impaired drivers, as well as advocating for stricter sentencing and stronger laws, including the HALT Act that mandates anti-drunk driving technology in every new car. MADD continues to provide support services to victims and survivors of impaired driving at no charge through victim advocates and the 24-Hour Victim Help Line at: 1 (877) MADD-HELP. Call: 1 (877) 623-3435. For more information or to donate, visit: https://madd.org/ - And follow MADD on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube. 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  • Reggae Star Maxi Priest To Headline Free Caribbean Heritage Celebration At ArtsPark | sun-times

    Reggae Star Maxi Priest To Headline Free Caribbean Heritage Celebration At ArtsPark South Florida Sun Times Jun 26, 2025 The City Of Hollywood Will Host An Evening Of Live Music, Caribbean Culture, And Family-Friendly Entertainment On Saturday, June 28th At ArtsPark At Young Circle In Downtown Hollywood. Gates Open At 5:00 p.m. And The Event Begins At 6:00 p.m. Admission Is Free. Presented by Rhythm Foundation with support from the City of Hollywood, this celebration honors Caribbean American Heritage Month and features Internationally Renowned Reggae Artist Maxi Priest as the headlining act. Known for blending reggae with R&B, Priest has achieved global recognition, including a number one pop hit and a career spanning four decades. His contributions to music were recently honored with his induction into the Jamaica Music Museum Hall of Fame and the Reggae Walk of Fame. In addition to Maxi Priest, the event includes performances by Lee Kelly & the Green House Band, special guests, and host Tanto Irie of Hot 105’s Reggae Ride. Attendees can also enjoy authentic flavors at the on-site Caribbean Food Village. More information and RSVP details are available at: www.eventbrite.com/e/maxi-priest-at-hollywood-artspark-tickets-1316556769739 ArtsPark Movie Night Friday, June 27th will be the last ArtsPark Movie Night for the summer, as lawn maintenance will be taking place beginning in July. Movie Nights are expected to return in early fall. More updates will be shared as the season approaches. Previous Next

  • Water Damage & Mold & Mildew Experts: 1st Priority Restoration Are There To Help Solve Your Problem

    Water Damage & Mold & Mildew Experts: 1st Priority Restoration Are There To Help Solve Your Problem Thu Jul 22 2021 04:08:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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