Long Term Goals For Hallandale Beach: The CRA Trust Fund Is Investing In The Community September 21, 2023 Share Hallandale Beach is fortunate to be one of the few cities that were able to take advantage of creating a Community Redevelopment Area. In 1996, the City created the CRA through a finding of necessity establishing the area as slum and blight. The evaluation was performed, and we were granted a CRA for 30 years. In 2026 - 2027 the CRA will be either sunset or the boundaries will be modified significantly. The words slum and blight conjure up visions of the tenement houses in New York or areas with vacant crumbling homes and businesses. In statute the criteria are far more encompassing. The list includes many items such as business and office vacancy levels, housing stock age and affordability, economic drivers, and many Infrastructure deficiencies. Since their inception there have always been state and county assaults on CRA’s. Like many confrontations it is a battle over money. CRA’s actually locked in the Tax Base from a point in time. The increased Property Tax Revenues within the area from city, county and other districts are required to be put into the CRA Trust Fund. This Fund is to be utilized by the Community Redevelopment Agency to address the slums and blight. For years our CRA only had a few million dollars to do various programs. This was due to the depressed property values. Goal one was to purchase land parcels that were vacant or blighted properties to create affordable housing. It has taken a long time, but these efforts are now showing in the community with many affordable units. Now the tax increment is over $15 Million Dollars. The CRA Investments also include the creation of three parks in the most underserved areas. We created programs to help spur economic growth and job creation. These programs were always under the microscope from those that had philosophical differences in how money should be spent. Fast forward to 2020 and all CRA were required to redraft their CRA Plan. Our Plan was redeveloped with three redefined goals of Affordable Housing, Infrastructure, and Public Safety Programs. Our CRA took bold measures to issue $20 Million Dollars in Bonds to design and build above ground improvements within the district. While property owners may not be seeing improvement now they are on their way. The CRA executed a contract with Burkhardt for a Construction Manager at Risk CMAR process to design, develop and construct many improvements. The top projects throughout the district include: sidewalks, new lighting, tree plantings and an Art Trail. This past Monday we received an update on the status of the projects, many of which are at the 90 percent design phase and will be ready to go out for construction bidding. CMAR is a process where each project is designed and then it goes out to bid for construction. The CMAR is required to cover the set bid costs no matter if they end up being over. The plans are now at the 90 percent design level. Within the next months many will be coming back for approval. Sidewalks are a Quality-Of-Life Issue and many of our areas have no sidewalks, sidewalks on one side of the road and many are not connected. Each quadrant will be seeing improvements. The full list can be found on: https://cohbcra.org/ - Some projects are also being performed through the Broward County Penny Tax. Streetlights are vital for Public Safety. Burkhardt and staff have been working with FPL for upfront costs. The focus areas are Foster Road, West Hallandale Beach Boulevard, and dim areas within the neighborhoods with the priority of those areas that have high crime incidents. Trees are another project that will impact Quality-Of-Life and our Environment. Not only will they add beauty but reduce heat islands, reduce our Carbon Footprint, and help in Flood Mitigation. In October the CRA will be holding an additional Community Meeting in preparation for this project. They will be setting up Tree Giveaways for private property owners. We have a goal of planting over 13,000 trees within the City. The project also includes planting along the swales. The Art Trail is also 90 percent designed. Staff and Burkhardt will be meeting to review some amendments to further enhance this exciting addition. The project will interconnect our parks with walking and biking paths. The path will include stops designated with special installations of trail markers, unique furnishing art and trail maps. Staff are working on pricing and the project will be coming back to the board. There are other projects that include Foster Road and District 8, which I will be reviewing in next week's article. The Final Budget Hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, September 26th at 5:05 p.m. Both meetings are at City Hall located at 400 South Federal Highway, Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009. Every resident is encouraged to come out to participate or watch the meeting live. As always please feel free to contact me anytime with your questions, concerns, and ideas to make our City a better place. I am available at: jcooper@cohb.org . Or: joycooper@aol.com . On my Office number at: (954) 457-1318. Or on my Cell/Text at: (954) 632-5700. You can always visit my Facebook and follow me at Mayor Joy Cooper. Wishing all our friends and neighbors that celebrate A Happy, Healthy New Year! L’Shana Tova! < Previous News Next News >

The Place To Bee: Say Goodbye To Parental Stress For A Night March 21, 2024 Share As parents, we often find ourselves juggling a multitude of responsibilities. From school drop-offs to soccer practice, playdates to PTA meetings, it can sometimes feel like a never-ending cycle. But every now and then, a little break is not only well-deserved but also necessary for our sanity. The City of Aventura understands this, which is why they have created a haven for parents called the "Parents Night Out." Imagine a night when you can trade in your parental duties for a few hours of relaxation and fun, knowing that your little ones are not only in safe hands but are also having the time of their lives. That's exactly what Aventura's Parents Night Out promises to deliver. The Aventura Parents Night Out is hosted at the Community Recreation Center, a hub of community activities located at 3375 Northeast 188th Street, Aventura, Florida 33180. The event takes place from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., giving parents ample time to enjoy an evening out while their kids are engaged in a world of excitement. Now, let's dive into the juicy details of what this series has in store for your youngsters. The event is carefully curated to provide both entertainment and education for kids aged 5 to 12. On Friday, April 12th, 2024, closing out the series is "The Place To Bee." The event will educate and entertain kids with a Spring Theme, There will be hands-on activities and games. What sets the Aventura Parents Night Out apart is not just the exciting activities but also the peace of mind it provides to parents. When you drop off your child at the Community Recreation Center, you can rest easy knowing they are in the care of experienced professionals who prioritize safety above all else. In addition to safety, the event takes care of dinner too! A delicious pizza meal is included in the package, ensuring that your child stays well-fed and energized throughout the evening. No need to rush through a meal before heading out; your child will enjoy a tasty dinner as part of their night of adventure. To participate in the Aventura Parents Night Out, Pre-Registration is a must. You can complete the Registration process exclusively online with a Valid and Existing Account at: https://secure.rec1.com/FL/aventura-fl/catalog - The pricing for this extraordinary night out is incredibly reasonable, at just $30 per child. Considering the hours of entertainment and peace of mind it offers. So, mark your calendars and prepare for a night of relaxation and rejuvenation, all while your little ones embark on an unforgettable night of fun, friendship, and discovery. Aventura's Parents Night Out is the perfect blend of entertainment and peace of mind, and it's an opportunity you don't want to miss. Say goodbye to parental stress for a night and embrace the joy of the Aventura Parents Night Out! For questions about the program you can always reach out to the Community Recreation Center directly at: (305) 466-3883. Their friendly Staff will be more than happy to provide you with all the details you need to make this event a part of your family's schedule. Registration can be completed exclusively online only with a Valid and Existing Account at: https://secure.rec1.com/FL/aventura-fl/catalog < Previous News Next News >

Aventura Swimwear Makes A Stunning Debut At Miami Swim Week Aventura Digest Jun 18, 2025 At Miami Swim Week, A New Chapter In Sustainable Fashion Began As Aventura Swimwear Made Its Highly Anticipated Runway Debut At PARAISO Miami Swim Week. The Show, Held On Sunday, June 1st, Marked The Official Launch Of The Brand’s Signature Collection, Which Is A Captivating Lineup Of Eco-Luxury Swimwear That Blends Refined European Design With An Uncompromising Commitment To Ocean Conservation. Founded by Croatian entrepreneur Erik Leutar, Aventura Swimwear is rewriting the rules of resort fashion. Inspired by Leutar’s upbringing along the Adriatic coast and his academic work in marine pollution, the brand is a love letter to the sea and a bold call to action. “We’re showing that sustainability doesn’t have to mean compromising on luxury or style,” said Leutar backstage. “Our designs empower women to feel confident while protecting what they love.” Where Craftsmanship Meets Conscience The Signature Collection is handcrafted in Italy using Econyl, a regenerated nylon fiber made from reclaimed ocean waste, including fishing nets and plastic bottles. The result is a line of sleek, sculpted swimwear in vibrant hues and bold prints, offering timeless silhouettes for the modern woman who demands both style and sustainability. Each look on the runway served as a testament to the brand’s design philosophy. The collection was minimal yet powerful, flattering yet conscious. With every stitch and detail, Aventura delivered a statement: fashion and ethics can and should coexist. A Runway Standout: Preslie Ross Among the standout moments of the night was model Preslie Ross, who graced the runway with poise and polish. Known for her versatility across pageants, campaigns, and runway work, Ross elevated Aventura’s debut with a magnetic presence. “Preslie embodies the Aventura woman,” Leutar shared. “Confident, modern, and unapologetically bold.” A Brand with a Vision While the Miami Swim Week debut marks a pivotal milestone, Aventura Swimwear has its sights set on more. The brand launched its direct-to-consumer e-commerce platform earlier this spring and plans to expand into resort wear and accessories later this year. With its roots in Croatia and production anchored on the Amalfi Coast, Aventura Swimwear combines world-class craftsmanship with a mission that resonates: turning ocean waste into elegance and making sustainability synonymous with sophistication. About Aventura Swimwear Aventura Swimwear is a luxury swimwear label founded by Erik Leutar. Designed in Croatia and handcrafted in Italy, Aventura pieces are made using Econyl, a regenerated nylon derived from ocean waste. Committed to environmental responsibility and timeless design, Aventura Swimwear delivers high-end fashion with purpose. Explore the collection at: www.aventuraswimwear.com - And follow the journey at: https://www.instagram.com/aventura_swimwear/ Previous Next

Palazzo Riviera Debuts In Fort Lauderdale - A $15.9 Million Trophy Waterfront Estate Designed For Resort-Style Living South Florida Sun Times Jun 4, 2026 Palazzo Riviera, A Gated Trophy Waterfront Estate Located At 1239 Middle River Drive, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33304 Has Officially Entered The Market For $15,995,000. Represented By Ana Teresa Rodriguez, Founder And CEO Of ATR Luxury Homes Group At Coldwell Banker Realty, The Residence Sits On An Expansive 16,750-Square-Foot Waterfront Lot And Offers Approximately 11,881 Square Feet Of Total Area, 100 Feet Of Water Frontage, Rooftop Entertaining Spaces, Resort-Style Amenities, And A Private Compound Configuration Designed To Meet The Evolving Demands Of Today’s Luxury Buyer. Positioned within one of Fort Lauderdale’s most desirable waterfront corridors, Palazzo Riviera, completed in 2021, reflects the continued demand for highly amenitized, move-in-ready luxury properties that combine grand entertaining spaces with private resort-style living. The estate features 10 bedrooms, 7 full bathrooms, and 4 half bathrooms, along with a separate guest residence with private entrance, private movie theater, executive office and cigar lounge with built-in exhaust, private gym, salon and glam room, rooftop terrace, and an air-conditioned garage with lifts for up to four vehicles. Set along 100 feet of prime waterfront, the residence embraces the South Florida boating lifestyle while offering privacy, scale, and a resort-style living experience designed for both everyday comfort and large-scale entertaining. Set behind gates, the residence opens with dramatic double-height ceilings, a sculptural staircase, and expansive living and dining areas designed to create a grand arrival experience. Large-format Thassos marble flooring flows throughout the main living spaces, complemented by a striking book-matched marble fireplace, full marble bar, and temperature-controlled wine cellar. The chef’s kitchen features Wolf appliances, an oversized island, breakfast area, and seamless connection to the family room, balancing functionality with elevated design for both everyday living and large-scale entertaining. Upstairs, the primary suite functions as a private waterfront retreat featuring its own terrace, sitting area, morning bar, dual walk-in closets, and a spa-inspired bath with jacuzzi, while secondary suites throughout the residence offer en-suite bathrooms, walk-in closets, and private terraces creating a seamless balance of privacy and comfort for both residents and guests alike. Outdoor living transforms Palazzo Rivera into a private waterfront resort. The estate features lush, manicured landscaping, a 55-foot by 30-foot pool with spa, covered entertaining terrace with motorized shutters, refrigeration, exterior laundry, cabana bath, and multiple lounge areas designed for year-round South Florida living. A defining feature of Palazzo Riviera is its expansive rooftop terrace overlooking the waterways of Fort Lauderdale, paired with 100 feet of waterfront ideal for sport boats and day cruisers. The property was intentionally designed to merge privacy, waterfront living, and entertainment into one sophisticated residential experience. “Today’s luxury buyer is no longer simply purchasing square footage – they are purchasing time, convenience, privacy, and a complete lifestyle experience,” said Rodriguez. “Palazzo Riviera embodies the evolution of the South Florida luxury market, where buyers increasingly prioritize turnkey living, entertainment-focused design, wellness amenities, and the ability to enjoy a resort-style environment from home.” The listing further reinforces Fort Lauderdale’s continued evolution as one of South Florida’s most competitive luxury waterfront markets, attracting buyers seeking larger properties, waterfront living, tax advantages, and resort-style living outside of Miami Beach. Positioned moments from Las Olas, premier marinas, Fort Lauderdale beaches, luxury shopping at The Galleria at Fort Lauderdale, fine dining, and private aviation, Palazzo Riviera offers a unique combination of privacy, scale, waterfront living, and resort-style luxury. About ATR Luxury Homes Group: Founded by Ana Teresa Rodriguez, ATR Luxury Homes Group is Coldwell Banker's No. 1 Small Team in Southeast Florida, renowned for its expertise in luxury waterfront properties, new construction, and concept-driven real estate strategies. ATR Luxury Homes Group is located at 4000 Ponce De Leon Boulevard, Suite#: 700, Coral Gables, Florida 33146. For more information, please visit: https://atrluxuryhomes.com . Or call: (786) 723-6041. About Coldwell Banker Global Luxury The Coldwell Banker Global Luxury® program legacy traces its roots to 1933 and has been a world leader in luxury real estate since. Coldwell Banker Global Luxury Property Specialists are an exclusive group within the Coldwell Banker® system, making up under ten percent of independent sales associates affiliated with the brand worldwide. Coldwell Banker affiliated agents conducted 41,369 transaction sides of homes priced at $1 Million or more in 2024. This equates to $220 Million in daily luxury sales with an average sales price of $1.9 Million in this category. Coldwell Banker, the Coldwell Banker logo, Coldwell Banker Global Luxury and the Coldwell Banker Global Luxury logo are registered marks owned by Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. Each franchise is independently owned and operated. 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The Anne Frank Exhibition: A Powerful Journey Into History Jewish Connection News Apr 1, 2025 The Holocaust Documentation And Education Center Is Honored To Present The Anne Frank Exhibition, Now On Display Until June 30th, 2025. This Powerful And Moving Exhibition Offers A Unique Opportunity To Engage With The Story Of Anne Frank, A Young Girl Whose Words Have Transcended Time, Educating And Inspiring Generations. The Life of Anne Frank Annelies Marie "Anne" Frank was born on June 12th, 1929, in Frankfurt, Germany. At just four and a half years old, she and her family fled to Amsterdam in the Netherlands, seeking refuge from the rising tide of Nazi persecution. For a time, they lived in relative peace, but everything changed with the Nazi Invasion of the Netherlands in May 1940. As anti-Jewish laws intensified, Anne and her family—father Otto, mother Edith and sister Margot—went into hiding in 1942. Their sanctuary, known today as the "Secret Annex," was a concealed space behind a bookcase in the building where Otto Frank worked. Over the next two years, Anne chronicled her experiences, fears, hopes and reflections in a diary given to her for her 13th birthday. Her writing provides an intimate, poignant and often surprisingly optimistic view of life in hiding, reflecting her resilience, humor and unwavering dreams. On August 4th, 1944, the Frank family’s hiding place was discovered. They were arrested by the Gestapo and eventually deported to Auschwitz. Later, in November 1944, Anne and her sister Margot were transferred to the Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp, where both tragically perished just months before the war ended. Otto Frank, the sole survivor of the family, returned to Amsterdam after the war. There, he discovered that Anne’s diary had been safeguarded by two of his former employees, Miep Gies and Bep Voskuijl. Recognizing the power of Anne’s words and her desire to be a writer, he took the extraordinary step of publishing her diary in 1947. First released in Dutch, it was translated into English in 1952 under the title The Diary of a Young Girl. The book has since been translated into over 70 languages, making Anne’s story a cornerstone of Holocaust education and a universal symbol of the human spirit. Inside the Exhibition The Anne Frank Exhibition at the Holocaust Documentation and Education Center offers an immersive experience, bringing visitors closer to Anne's world. One of the highlights of the exhibition is a detailed model of the Secret Annex, providing an intimate look at the confined space where Anne and her family lived in hiding. This visual representation allows visitors to grasp the daily challenges faced by those in hiding—the lack of privacy, the constant fear of discovery and the small joys that sustained them. A centerpiece of the exhibition is a Limited Edition copy of Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl. Only 350 of these numbered copies exist in the world. The Holocaust Documentation and Education Center is privileged to display one of them, generously donated by Paul Hart. This rare edition is signed by both the renowned artist Joseph Goldyne and the book’s designer, Barry Mosner, making it a valuable and deeply symbolic artifact. Why Anne Frank’s Story Still Matters The impact of Anne Frank’s diary cannot be overstated. More than just a historical document, it is a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit, a reminder of the horrors of prejudice and intolerance and a call for compassion and understanding. Anne’s words resonate with readers of all ages, as she speaks not only of fear and suffering but also of hope, dreams and the unbreakable belief in human goodness. In today’s world, where discrimination and persecution still exist, Anne’s diary continues to serve as a beacon of awareness and education. The exhibition challenges visitors to reflect on history and to consider how they can contribute to a more just and tolerant society. Plan Your Visit Visitors are encouraged to experience this moving exhibition firsthand. Tickets are available through: www.Eventbrite.com , allowing guests to reserve their spot for this extraordinary journey through history. Exhibition Location: Holocaust Documentation and Education Center 303 North Federal Highway, Dania Beach, Florida 33004 Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-anne-frank-exhibition-tour-tickets-1007810808257?aff=oddtdtcreator The Anne Frank Exhibition is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to connect with one of history’s most compelling voices. By visiting, you not only honor Anne’s legacy but also contribute to the ongoing mission of Holocaust education and remembrance. Don’t miss this chance to witness history up close and to be inspired by a young girl whose words continue to change the world. For more information, call: (954) 929-5690. Previous Next

PETA Lawyer Discusses Cultivated-Meat Lawsuit By Jon Hochschartner August 29, 2024 Share I was excited to see Upside Foods and the Institute of Justice had filed a lawsuit in federal court seeking to overturn Florida’s ban on cultivated-meat sales. For those who don’t know, cultivated meat is grown from livestock cells, without slaughter. It offers a number of potential animal welfare, public health and environmental benefits. Finally, it seemed, the cellular-agriculture field was fighting back against right-wing actors, who, in recent years, have sought to scare the public about an emerging technology for the sake of political gain. Still, as I read more about the lawsuit, again, brought by a cultivated-meat firm and a libertarian non-profit, I felt a little uneasy. Among other things, the lawsuit argues Florida’s ban violates the Supremacy Clause of the United States Constitution, which gives federal law priority over state law in certain instances, and the Commerce Clause, which gives the U.S. Congress sole authority to regulate interstate commerce. I know very little about the law, but this argument reminded me of those used by animal-exploitation industries seeking to invalidate state-level protections for our fellow creatures. For instance, it’s my understanding pork producers seeking to overturn California’s Prop 12 cited the Commerce Clause as well. Thankfully, the US Supreme Court, conservative as it is, rejected the argument by a narrow vote of 5-4 last year. Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote the majority opinion, stating, “While the Constitution addresses many weighty issues, the type of pork chops California merchants may sell is not on the list.” Still, as an uninformed observer, I worry a victory in the cultivated-meat lawsuit might undermine the constitutional basis of pro-animal laws. For instance, California recently passed a ban on fur sales. Would this be in jeopardy if Florida’s law banning the sale of cultivated meat was overturned? In an effort to answer the question, I reached out to a number of legal experts who were sympathetic to animal rights. The only person who got back to me was Asher Smith, Deputy General Counsel and Director of Litigation at the PETA Foundation. I was thankful for the time he spent answering my queries. His current cases include actions under the Endangered Species Act against roadside zoos abusively keeping protected animals, constitutional lawsuits on behalf of both animals and humans, and false advertising claims challenging the deceptive marketing of animal products as humane. Smith began by making clear the objections People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals had to Florida’s cultivated-meat ban. “All it does is help to prop up factory farming interests at the expense of animal welfare,” he said. “Florida’s ban is not supported by any adequate health or safety justification.” The lawyer continued, noting any giveaway to the meat industry is a vote to increase greenhouse-gas emissions and deforestation, and to increase the intensity of the storms and hurricanes that so frequently ravage Florida’s coasts. For these reasons, PETA supported the lawsuit against the cultivated-meat ban. Smith was not concerned about the case threatening state-level animal protections. He pointed out, after passing the ban earlier this year, Florida officials explained their goal was to fight back against shadowy out-of-state bogeymen, and to protect Florida’s own filthy and cruel factory farms. “There is no reason that efforts intended to protect human and animal kind from misery and cruelty should be in conflict with constitutional doctrines that would prevent the most overt kind of favoritism to in-state special interests,” Smith said, citing Gorsuch, who recognized the legitimacy of ethically-motivated restrictions. I might have supported the lawsuit regardless, because I believe the spread of cellular agriculture is the most promising way of reducing the amount of animal suffering and premature death in the world. That said, I hope Smith is correct in his assessment. I don’t want progress for nonhumans in one area to mean regression in another. The Author Jon Hochschartner, who lives in Connecticut, is an Activist and the Author of a number of books about animal-rights history. Visit his blog at: https://slaughterfreeamerica.substack.com/ < Previous News Next News >

Ladies Nailed Bass, Joyce Davis City Of Dania Beach Mayor Presents Proclamation At South Florida Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing Freshwater University South Florida Sun Times Oct 8, 2026 Ladies Came From All Over Florida To Learn Skills And Release Fish At The Popular “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!” (LLGF) Freshwater Fishing Seminar With Guided Fishing On Saturday, September 12th, 2026 At Bass Pro Shops Dania Beach, Florida. LLGF Was Honored For Their 30th Anniversary By Joyce Davis, City Of Dania Beach Mayor With A Proclamation. Hosted by the NonProfit Ladies, Let's Go Fishing Foundation, the educational event offered classroom instruction, conservation, hands-on fishing activities, networking, a guided fishing experience from land and gifts. Featured speakers were Joe Lobianco and Jenn Nolan. In two hours of fishing, participants released their first-ever smallmouth bass. Attending with her mother from Miami, FL, Brittany Springmyer released her first-ever largemouth bass estimated at 8-9 pounds. The program offered rod and reel basics, lure usage, casting techniques, fish retrieval, release, strategy and conservation, hands-on fishing skill practice for rod rigging, spin casting, releasing, fish fighting techniques and an on-water fishing experience. LLGF sponsors and partners whose support makes these programs possible include: Major partners Mercury, Magic Tilt trailers, Power-Pole, Penn, Lowrance and Fish Florida. Largest Annual Sponsors are ICOM, CCA Florida STAR, Bob’s Machine Shop, AFTCO, Smith Optics, Frogg Toggs, Hubbards Marina, Star Brite, Egret Baits, Danco and Preferred Marine Sales Group. Local supporters were Bass Pro Shops Dania Beach and the Fish America Foundation. Other contributors are listed on the website. Participants must register in advance for events online at: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com . Upcoming events, all with fishing offered, include: • Friday, October 16th, 2026 - Sunday, October 18th, 2026, Keys Saltwater Weekend Seminar and Fishing Islamorada, Florida Keys • Saturday, November 21st, 2026 - Sunday, November 22nd, 2026 St. Augustine Surf Fishing Academy Guy Harvey Resort • Friday, February 5th, 2027 - Sunday, February 7th, 2027 Islamorada Women’s Sailfish Tournament. Contact: Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing, phone: (954) 475-9068. Email: fish@ladiesletsgofishing.com . Website: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com . Facebook: www.facebook.com/ladiesletsgofishing About “Ladies, Let's Go Fishing!" The Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing Foundation (LLGF) is a NonProfit 501(c)(3) Organization dedicated to introducing women and families to fishing while promoting conservation and responsible angling. Dubbed the “No-Yelling School of Fishing,” LLGF offers hands-on training, immersive seminars, and fishing trips across Florida and internationally. Founded in 1997 by Betty Bauman, the organization has educated over 10,000 graduates and gained national recognition in outlets such as NBC Nightly News, CBS, USA Today, and The Wall Street Journal. More information is available at: https://ladiesletsgofishing.com/ City of Dania Beach Mayor Joyce Davis presents a proclamation celebrating the 30 th Anniversary of Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing. L. to R: Krystal Jackson, Joyce Davis, Betty Bauman and Steven Bornstein. Brittany Springmyer largemouth bass Miami Florida Dawn Pomije largemouth bass Venice Florida Gigi Gigllotti largemouth bass Delray Beach Florida Mary Conboy Largemouth bass Oakland Park Florida “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!” (LLGF) Freshwater grads Previous Next

Entering a new era of IoT Derek Wells Mar 18, 2023 This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. Want to view and manage all your collections? Click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Here, you can make changes to your content, add new fields, create dynamic pages and more. Your collection is already set up for you with fields and content. Add your own content or import it from a CSV file. Add fields for any type of content you want to display, such as rich text, images, and videos. Be sure to click Sync after making changes in a collection, so visitors can see your newest content on your live site. Previous Next

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Gadget review: release of new Airy Pods Daniel Williams Mar 21, 2023 This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. Want to view and manage all your collections? Click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Here, you can make changes to your content, add new fields, create dynamic pages and more. Your collection is already set up for you with fields and content. Add your own content or import it from a CSV file. Add fields for any type of content you want to display, such as rich text, images, and videos. Be sure to click Sync after making changes in a collection, so visitors can see your newest content on your live site. Previous Next