Dive Into A Fascinating World - Explore The Profound Connection Between Humans And Dolphins In Larger-Than-Life Detailed IMAX South Florida Sun Times Apr 3, 2025 Dolphins Have Long Fascinated Us With Their Intelligence, Complex Social Lives And Playful Antics. But What Else Draws Us To These Captivating Animals? Discover The Answer In Call Of The Dolphins, The New Giant-Screen Documentary Now Playing At The Autonation® IMAX® Theater At The Museum Of Discovery And Science (MODS). Narrated by Academy Award®-winning actress Mary Steenburgen, Call of the Dolphins invites audiences on an unforgettable journey into the fascinating world of wild dolphins, revealing the profound bond we share with these highly intelligent creatures. With stunning visuals and immersive storytelling on the world’s largest screens, the film takes viewers beneath the ocean’s surface for an up-close exploration of how dolphins live, play and interact—both with each other and with humans. “Call of the Dolphins is an engaging and heartfelt glimpse into the marine world that underlines the need to better understand and preserve the dolphin’s natural habitat,” said Joseph P. Cox, President and CEO of MODS. These endearing mammals and their clever, emotional and lively dispositions populate Florida’s coastlines and beyond. Environmental sustainability is one of the Museum’s key educational pillars. Through our various marine education initiatives and programming, we hope to ignite a sense of wonder and stewardship for our ocean friends and the natural world that sustains them.” The film features a range of remarkable stories, including those of Captain Wayne Scott Smith, who has spent 35 years leading dolphin snorkeling trips in the Bahamas and who shares a unique bond with Atlantic spotted dolphins; researchers from Hawaii and Florida’s Sarasota Dolphin Research Program, who are uncovering the mysteries of dolphin behavior; and members of the IFAW Dolphin Rescue Center in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, who save more than 300 stranded dolphins each year. Call of the Dolphins is the latest giant-screen documentary from award-winning filmmaker Jonathan Bird, whose previous works include Ancient Caves (winner of the 2020 Best Film of the Year award from the Giant Screen Cinema Association), Astronaut: Ocean to Orbit and Secrets of the Sea, (winner of the 2022 Best Film of the Year award). Bird is also the producer and host of the Emmy® Award-winning series Jonathan Bird’s Blue World. “Call of the Dolphins brings audiences face-to-face with wild dolphins, offering a fresh and immersive experience with these remarkable animals that have captured human imagination for centuries,” said Bird, director and co-producer of the film. “The film also introduces an enthusiastic team of individuals dedicated to understanding and protecting these intelligent creatures. I hope it inspires a renewed sense of wonder and a deeper appreciation for the importance of safeguarding their ocean home.” Call of the Dolphins is produced by Oceanic Research Group Films and presented by MacGillivray Freeman Films. The film is family-friendly and has a run time of 40 minutes. For more information, visit: https://macgillivrayfreeman.com/project/call-of-the-dolphins/ The AutoNation® IMAX® Theater at the Museum of Discovery and Science is located at 401 Southwest 2nd Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312. Call of the Dolphins is included in the MODS Discovery Pass, an all-in-one ticket that includes Museum exhibitions, live science demonstrations and one IMAX documentary film. For tickets, please visit: https://mods.org/tickets/ - And for showtimes, please visit; https://mods.org/showtimes/ The AutoNation® IMAX® 3D Theater The AutoNation® IMAX® 3D Theater, owned and operated by the Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS), offers an immersive and unparalleled experience on the largest IMAX screen in Florida, certified by the Giant Screen Cinema Association (GSCA). Equipped with IMAX GT 4K dual laser projectors and a 15/70mm projection system, it is one of only five theaters in the United States to offer this format. This technology transforms the viewing experience on the six-story-high screen, enhanced by a state-of-the-art 12-channel sound system with 114 speakers delivering 52,000 watts of digital sound. From the faintest whisper to the earth-shaking force of a volcanic eruption, audiences will feel every moment like never before. The AutoNation® IMAX® 3D Theater is the only location in South Florida where you can experience the power of IMAX® with Dual Laser. For showtimes, please visit: https://mods.org/showtimes/ - Private screenings are available, please inquire by email:booking@mods.org. The Museum of Discovery and Science Founded in 1976 as the Discovery Center, today the Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) is at the forefront of science education, innovation and exploration. MODS connects people to inspiring science, providing STEM education and cultural experiences for 450,000+ visitors annually in the 150,000 square foot facility. MODS is a 501 (c)(3) Non-Profit organization that has been accredited by the American Alliance of Museums (AAM) for three decades. MODS has added to that distinction by being named Broward’s Hub for Resilience Education by the Board of the Community Foundation of Broward, selected by the LEGO Foundation as one of only 21 museums nationwide to join the Playful Learning Museum Network and awarded the prestigious 2023 IMLS National Medal for Museum Service. The Museum welcomes visitors from all walks of life. The Museum hours are Monday through Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday 12:00 p.m. Noon to 5:00 p.m. MODS is located downtown at 401 Southwest Second Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312. For more information about the Museum, please visit: https://mods.org - Or call: (954) 467-MODS. Or Call: (954) 467-6637. Previous Next

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American Heritage Schools Is The No. 1 School In Florida - For The Highest Number Of National Merit® Scholar Semifinalists For The 16th Consecutive Year South Florida Sun Times Oct 8, 2025 The Prestigious American Heritage Schools, Which Celebrates 61 Years Of Fostering Academic Excellence and Shaping Future Leaders This School Year, Is Proud To Announce That 87 Seniors (57 From The Broward Campus; 30 From The Palm Beach Campus) From The Class Of 2026 Were Named National Merit® Scholar Semifinalists. Additionally, 92 more seniors were honored with the distinction of National Commended Scholar, further highlighting the deep pool of talent and academic potential at the school. American Heritage Schools, Broward Campus, is ranked as the No. 1 school in Florida and the No. 2 private school in the U.S. for the highest number of National Merit Scholar Semifinalists. The Palm Beach Campus is the No. 1 school in Palm Beach County, the No. 2 school in Florida, and the No. 7 private school with the highest number of National Merit Scholar Semifinalists. The National Merit Scholarship Program is a national academic competition and the most prestigious award a senior can receive. The combined students from both campuses comprise 9% of all semifinalists throughout Florida's public and private high schools. One in seven students from American Heritage Schools in the Class of 2026 is a National Merit Scholar Semifinalist. This marks the 16th consecutive year that American Heritage Schools have had the highest number of National Merit Semifinalists in Florida. For 12 consecutive years, American Heritage Schools has been the No. 1 or No. 2 private school in the nation with the highest number of National Merit Semifinalists. “Year after year, our students continue to raise the bar of academic excellence. Their success in the National Merit program is a reflection of their hard work, the dedication of our teachers, and a school environment that challenges and inspires,” said Dr. Douglas Laurie, President of American Heritage Schools. “We are proud to see them recognized among the very best in the nation.” Beyond the prospect of securing millions of dollars in potential scholarships, these exceptional students are presented with a wealth of new opportunities for their collegiate journeys, instilling a profound sense of confidence in their prospects. According to the esteemed National Merit Scholarship organization, prestigious institutions such as Harvard, Stanford, the University of Chicago, and Vanderbilt have consistently embraced and enrolled the highest number of National Merit Scholars. “To be a part of the National Merit Group is honestly amazing, and I think it's just a testament to the incredible opportunities, resources, and support we have here at American Heritage,” said Daniela Staton, a senior at the Palm Beach campus and a Delray Beach resident. “American Heritage teachers have very challenging tests and the curriculum is very intense, but they do a very good job in preparing you for those tests,” said Ramon Diaz, a senior at the Broward campus and a Miami Lakes resident. “I'd like to share with other students that anything is possible. If you work hard, if you put the right amount of hours into it, you can accomplish anything you set your mind to.” American Heritage Schools is also pleased to announce that 95% of the students passed the AP (Advanced Placement) exams with a score of 3 or higher, compared to 69% in Florida and 73% globally. This accomplishment solidifies American Heritage Schools as a leading institution for college preparation nationwide. More information can be found at: www.ahschool.com/nationalmerit . About American Heritage Schools: American Heritage Schools is a college-preparatory day school for students in PK3-12th grades, known for academic excellence and top rankings across multiple disciplines. With two 40-acre campuses, one in Broward County and another in Palm Beach County, American Heritage Schools provides a diverse and inclusive environment for almost 5,000 students from more than 100 countries. Dr. Douglas Laurie, a distinguished educator and visionary leader, is the president and co-owner of American Heritage Schools. American Heritage Schools is nationally and internationally accredited by the following associations: Association of Independent Schools of Florida (AISF), Middle States Association (MSA-CESS), and National Council for Private Schools, among others. The Lower School includes advanced classes and 15 electives, and the Upper School offers over 300 courses with 145 honors classes, 31 Advanced Placement classes, and 130 fine arts classes. Pre-professional programs are offered in pre-med, pre-law, pre-engineering,biomedical engineering, business & entrepreneurship, and computer science with classes taught daily by doctors, surgeons, lawyers, judges, engineers, and computer scientists currently practicing in their fields. American Heritage Schools was named No. 1 Private K-12 School in Florida and No. 1 College Prep Private High School in Florida, according to Niche.com, ranks as the No. 1 high school in Florida for the highest number of National Merit Scholars for 16 years, and the No. 1 school in Florida for the most Presidential Scholars. The Math Competition team is No. 1 out of all private schools in the nation, Model UN team is top 3 in the nation, and the Speech and Debate team is in the top 1% in the nation. In their recent "Book of Lists" rankings, South Florida Business Journal (SFBJ) recognized American Heritage Schools as No. 15 in Corporate Philanthropy in South Florida and No. 21 Largest Employer in South Florida. For more information about American Heritage Schools, visit its website at: www.ahschool.com Broward Campus: (954) 472-0022 Extension#: 3021. Or email: admissions.broward@ahschool.com Palm Beach Campus: (561) 495-7272 Extension#: 219. 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The 28th Annual Afro Roots Fest In Islamorada - A Day Of Live Music Featuring Cortadito, Everglades Songbook Suite, Sanba Zao, And Famato South Florida Sun Times Feb 25, 2026 The NonProfit Organization Community Arts And Culture (CAC) Has By Now Become Synonymous With Curating And Producing The Longest-Running World Music Event Afro Roots Fest. On Saturday, April 4th, 2026, The Award-Winning Festival Returns To The Morada Way Arts And Cultural District And The Florida Keys Brewing Company, Located At 81611 Old Highway, Islamorada, Florida 33036, Beginning At 12:00 p.m. Noon With A Series Of Workshops, And Featuring Cortadito (Cuba), The Everglades Songbook Suite (U.S.), Sanba Zao (Haiti), Famato (Guinea, West Africa), Percussion And Instrument-Making Workshops, Vendors, And More. The Event Is A Free Event, With A Few Ticketed Workshops, And All Ages Welcome. "The flavor of this year's festival is decidedly Caribbean, with a dash of West Africa, and I am proud to once again present these acts to the global music fans of South Florida," says Grammy-nominated musician, composer, and producer Jose Elias. "It's my pleasure to continue to bring world music programming to the Florida Keys, and I am looking forward to this year’s event." Elias is known for his work with Cortadito and will perform with his other project, the Everglades Songbook Suite ensemble. Since its origins thirteen years ago, Cortadito has evolved into one of the torchbearers of a pop culture phenomenon that is two centuries strong. A traditional folk and acoustic band named the Miami New Times' Best of Miami "Best Latin Act" in 2009, the band focuses on performing one of the earliest styles of Cuban country music known as Son (pronounced sOwn), their sound can best be described as reminiscent of the famed Buena Vista Social Club. Last year, Cortadito released a full-length album titled The Guajiro Triangle which features guest performances by Nestor Torres and Aymee Nuviola, including a fourth single and video titled "Lo Que te Cuento es Poco." The vastly resplendent Everglades has inspired countless works of literature and art, including the musical project "Everglades Songbook Suite," which was created by Elias. A 2016 Artist in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE) fellow, Jose wrote music for ESS after spending considerable time at Everglades National Park. The project, which stands as the creative and artistic statement of his experiences, first came to fruition on June 21, 2021 as a short film shot in the Everglades, co-produced with Live Arts Miami and AIRIE. In 2022, the project received the support of the Kennedy Center to produce a pop up concert event at the Long Pine Key Amphitheater inside the park, then later in Key West at the Studios of Key West. The performance included artists from around the world and served as a collaborative effort which featured different composers as well. Born Louis Lesly Marcelin, Sanba Zao is a master drummer and Haitian roots music legend. He was also a professor at L'Ecole National des Arts, Haiti’s national arts school, and has devoted his life to teaching and promoting the culture and music of Haiti. Marcelin ran an elementary school called the Bazilo Ecole Communautairei, which was one of the first to reopen after the 2010 earthquake that devastated his home country. Sanba Zao has also sings and tours with Lakou Mizik and performed with other Haitian groups such as Group Sa, Foula Jazz, and Djakata. Famato is a West African musical ensemble based in Gainesville, Florida that plays traditional music from Guinea, particularly from the Mandinka tribe. The group's name is a Sanso word that means "come and see," and is led by Aboubacar "Amo" Soumah, a master drummer from Guinea, West Africa. They play instruments such as the Djembe drum and the balafon combined with vocals. Anchoring the MoradaWay Arts & Cultural District, FBKC is the Upper Keys first microbrewery. They always have a great selection of favorite beers, as well as a rotating list of seasonal and barrel aged beers, on draft. There is plenty for everyone to enjoy here. Take a tour of the brewery, enjoy a flight of beers, check out the local artwork, play games, or just relax and listen to some world music. Located at Mile Marker 88, the Tasting Room is open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Workshops include Percussion for Peace Workshops led by master artists Soumah and members of Sanba Zao, as well as community partner Power of Percussion. Families and youth can participate in instrument-building workshops through The Inheritants Project, CAC's Miami-based Afro-Indigenous youth music and dance initiative. This, along with programming by musical instrument maker Eddie Osborne will run from noon to 4:00 p.m., with the live music going from 4:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Event support is provided by the Monroe County Tourist Development Council, FKBC, the MoradaWay Arts and Cultural District, Keys NICE, Walking Together, and Keys Arts. Future events to be presented by CAC include a Son Del Mundo concert scheduled for May 8th and the Asere Social Club coming June 26th. For more information, visit: AfroRootsFest.com . Previous Next

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The Big Woof Festival - The Ultimate Dog-Loving Celebration Taking Place In Coconut Grove Aventura Digest Nov 20, 2025 Miami Dog Lovers Will Have Something Big To Bark About This January When The Big Woof Festival Debuts At Regatta Park On Saturday, January 17th, 2025 - Sunday, January 18th, 2026. The City’s First Large-Format Dog Festival Will Bring Together Thousands Of People And Pups For A Weekend Of Family-Friendly, Dog-Centric Entertainment, Rescue Initiatives, And Canine Competitions—Benefiting Local Nonprofit Paws4You Rescue. Festival Highlights • Dog Races and Exhibitions – featuring Disc-Connected K9s – World Famous Frisbee Dogs and the beloved corgi and dachshund races. • PAWS4you Adoption Village – meet adoptable dogs looking for their “furever” homes. • Pet Wellness Stage – a hub for DJ-led entertainment, pet care talks, and interactive contests. • Pet-Friendly Marketplace – vendors from across the pet industry, with food, treats, gear, and gifts. • Kids Zone and Activities – games, crafts, and fun for young animal lovers. More than an event, The Big Woof Festival is a movement to inspire adoption, celebrate pet families and strengthen community bonds. A portion of the festival proceeds will benefit PAWS4you Rescue, a Miami-based non-profit dog shelter that visualizes a world where pets are safe from the threat of euthanasia and live fully in the comfort of loving homes. “We are thrilled to partner with The Big Woof Festival to showcase the joy and importance of rescue,” said Carol Caridad, Founder of PAWS4you Rescue. “This event not only celebrates the bond between people and their dogs, but it also shines a spotlight on the lifesaving work we do every day at PAWS4you. We can’t wait to meet new families and help connect them with dogs in need.” The greater Miami area is the 8th largest U.S. metro for dog ownership, with an estimated 1.25 million residents living in homes with dogs—making it an ideal city for a large-scale, dog-themed event. Known as the “dog city” for its strong foot traffic, dog-friendly businesses and vibrant community spaces, Coconut Grove is the natural home for The Big Woof Festival, which is sure to become an annual tradition. “Coconut Grove is all about community and connection, and The Big Woof Festival captures both perfectly,” said Mark Burns, Executive Director of the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District (BID). “We’re proud to welcome Miami’s first large-scale dog festival to Regatta Park and to celebrate the special bond between people and their pets. It’s events like this that make the Grove such a vibrant and welcoming place for families, visitors, and of course, our four-legged friends.” For a Woofin great time, Big Woof Festival tickets went on sale on Wednesday, October 15th, 2025. About PAWS4you PAWS4you Rescue is a Miami-based nonprofit dedicated to saving dogs from euthanasia and placing them in loving, permanent homes through rescue, rehabilitation, and community education. Learn more at: http://paws4you.org . About Coconut Grove Business Improvement District (BID) The BID develops programs to keep the District clean and secure, funds marketing projects, sponsors special events, beautifies the streetscapes, makes capital improvements, collects and disseminates economic development research, facilitates access to parking, fosters new business relationships, and partners with national, state and local organizations. Learn more at: https://coconutgrove.com . Previous Next

Medicare Fraud: Beware of Scammers Offering Older Americans In-Home Perks By Family Features September 19, 2024 Share Every day, criminals target older Americans with one goal - to steal their Medicare numbers and other protected health information. To fraudsters, this information is just as valuable as credit card information. These criminals steal Medicare numbers and unlawfully bill Medicare for medical services that were never provided to the patient or overbill for provided services. When criminals commit fraud, and falsely bill Medicare, people's medical records may become inaccurate and they can suffer delayed or even be denied care. In the end, Medicare fraud costs taxpayers billions of dollars every year. Each dollar lost to fraud takes away resources intended for people with Medicare. Protect Yourself Fraudsters are getting creative and new scams are continually emerging. The best thing you can do is beware of people who contact you for your Medicare number or other personal information. You may be contacted by phone, text or email by someone posing as a Medicare representative, a health care provider or even a medical equipment company. If someone you don't know asks for your Medicare number, hang up or delete the message - this is a scam. Consider these tips to help protect yourself against Medicare fraud and stay one step ahead of fraudsters: • Guard your Medicare card & information just like your Social Security card and credit card. • Only share your Medicare information with your trusted health care providers. • Be skeptical of free gifts, free medical services, discount packages or any offer that sounds too good to be true. • Always check your Medicare claims statements to make sure they are accurate. Call 1-800-MEDICARE if you suspect you or Medicare has been billed for a service you did not receive. Watch Out for Medicare Hospice Fraud Beware of scammers offering older Americans in-home perks, like free cooking, cleaning and home health services, while they are unknowingly being signed up for hospice services. The scammers then unlawfully bill Medicare for these services in your name. Criminals are using every avenue they can to sign you up including door-to-door visits, false advertising, phone, text and email. Hospice care is for people who are terminally ill and only you and your doctor can make this serious decision if you need end-of-life care. Remember this advice to avoid hospice scams: • Your doctor is the only one who can certify you're terminally ill (with a life expectancy of 6 months or less). If you are not terminally ill, you should not receive hospice care. • Never accept perks or gifts in return for signing up for hospice services. • Medicare will never provide "free" services like housekeeping. • Be suspicious if someone offers you free services like housekeeping or cooking in return for your Medicare number. • Medicare will never come to your home. Report Medicare Fraud Reporting Medicare fraud protects you and millions of other people with Medicare and those with disabilities. If you or someone you know has experienced Medicare fraud or suspect an offer you've received is a scam, report it as soon as possible. You will never be in trouble for reporting fraud. To learn more, visit: www.Medicare.gov/fraud - To report potential fraud, call: 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). < Previous News Next News >

A Warning From History: Antisemitic Mayor Mamdani And The Dismantling Of Jewish Protections Jewish Connection News Jan 15, 2026 A Warning From History: Antisemitic Mayor Mamdani And The Dismantling Of Jewish Protections January 5, 2026 - Dear Friends,I am writing out of serious concern regarding actions taken by Mayor Zohran Mamdani on his first day in office and what they signal for New York City’s Jewish community in particular and the world in general. As a Holocaust historian, I have spent decades studying how antisemitism takes hold—not only through violence, but through policy decisions, legal reversals, and the systematic removal of protections for Jews. History teaches us that danger rarely begins with overt brutality. It begins when leaders normalize hostility and dismantle safeguards, often under ideological pretexts. On his very first day as mayor of the city with the largest Jewish population in the world, Mayor Mamdani took the following actions: • Revoked New York City’s use of the IHRA definition of antisemitism, eliminating the city’s primary tool for identifying modern antisemitism, including when it targets Jews under the guise of “anti-Zionism.” • Eliminated the city’s anti-BDS executive order, signaling that economic warfare against the world’s only Jewish state is now acceptable city policy. Israel, again, is the only functioning democracy in the Middle East, one that embraces religious freedom, gay rights and women’s rights. No Muslim run state embraces these freedoms. Moreover, Israel is an ally of the United States. • Rolled back NYPD guidance limiting protests outside synagogues, protections implemented after Jewish institutions were directly targeted. • Dissolved NYC–Israel economic cooperation initiatives, severing formal ties between the city and Israeli-American businesses and communities. As journalist Amy Albertson noted, when a mayor’s first executive actions dismantle measures specifically designed to protect the Jewish population, it is reasonable to draw conclusions about intent or, at the very least, indifference. History shows that such indifference is never benign. These are not symbolic gestures. They are concrete policy decisions that weaken Jewish protections, legitimize antisemitic activism, and isolate Jewish communities socially and economically. This is how antisemitism is laundered into respectability—through bureaucratic language, ideological framing, and the erosion of safeguards. Europe has seen this pattern before. Jews have seen this pattern before. And history teaches us that when Jewish protections are the first to go, Jews are never the last to suffer. I urge those receiving this message to take these developments seriously, to speak out, and to demand accountability. Silence has never protected Jewish communities. Awareness and action sometimes do. We see Mamdani, a practicing Muslim, once again taking political actions that raise serious concerns about tolerance and respect for minority rights, which the vast majority of Muslims worldwide do not embrace—in other words, his antisemitic and intolerant actions should not be a surprise because he was raised to have them. His recent moves restricting protections for Jewish communities echo a disturbing historical pattern illustrated dramatically by Adolf Hitler: the Führer began by undermining civil rights of Jews, and then years later, he ended it by killing them in Auschwitz. While Mamdani is not committing violence, the effect of eroding legal protections that can and will lead to violent behavior is reminiscent of the early steps Hitler took upon assuming power—first stripping Jews of their rights, and only later escalating to mass violence. Hitler, like Mamdani, styled himself a socialist and revoked Jewish rights; the lesson is clear: Limiting the rights of any community sets a dangerous precedent. Mamdani would have been far wiser to avoid this path. Time and again, he—and countless other Islamic leaders across the globe—demonstrate that most Muslims are not our allies or friends, particularly toward Jews. It reminds me of two catchphrases that contain a lot of truth: 1) Maybe not all terrorists are Muslims, but the vast majority of terrorists are Muslims. 2) There are two types of Muslims in the world—there is the radical Muslim who wants to cut off your infidel head, and then there is the moderate Muslim who wants the radical Muslim to cut off your head. Mamdani’s actions will make it easier for radical Muslims and antisemites to target and persecute Jews in New York, which could ultimately lead to violence and oppression—an outcome he appears to be enabling through the steps he has taken. He is an antisemite and an immoral and dangerous man. Bryan Rigg, PhD (Yale, Cambridge University), American Military and Holocaust Historian Author, Hitler’s Jewish Soldiers; Japan’s Holocaust Previous Next