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Be a good neighbor: Prepare for storms
Note: Capt. Kirk is on leave for a while. In the meantime, enjoy a version of this classic from our archives. Over the years, I’ve met plenty of people who refuse to live in Florida because they say Florida has hurricanes. While that’s true, no matter where you live — anywhere on the planet — there is always a chance […] The post Be a good neighbor: Prepare for storms first appeared on Charlotte County Florida Weekly.
Good Condition Is Florida’s Eco-Luxe Skincare Revolution
In the heart of Florida, a new skincare brand is making waves with its commitment to luxury and sustainability. Good Condition, founded by Cherie Baughn in June 2023, is redefining the beauty industry with its eco-friendly, high-quality products that are as good for the body as they are for the environment.
Whole Foods Market coming to Doral
DORAL, Fla. – Whole Foods Market will soon be coming to Doral. It’s just one of the businesses planned to anchor the new Doral Marketplace. According to a news release, SJC ventures, based out of Atlanta in partnership with Nuveen Real Estate, purchased the 10-acre parcel on the corner of NW 41st St and NW 107 Ave., with plans to break ground Fall 2024.
Florida marina makes unprecedented fuel offering to boaters: 'Honored to be the first'
The announcement notes the United States is home to around 12 million recreational boaters, with Florida being the top boating state. A Florida marina has taken a decisive step toward cleaning up the recreational boating sector, launching a pilot program to offer sustainable marine fuel. On July 2, the National...
DUI, missing elder found in Miami Beach, and grand theft auto among recent KB police activity
Here is a summary of incidents and actions taken by the Key Biscayne Police Department during the period of July 15 to July 21. These incidents were taken from the department’s logs. July 15, 2024. While on patrol, officers at the 600 block of Crandon Boulevard conducted a traffic...
Heat guidelines are in place to help protect Florida high school athletes
High school athletes can start preparing next week for a new season of competition, and they will be practicing in record heat. In May, temperatures in St. Petersburg were 4.5 degrees above average. Tampa’s temperatures were higher too, 3.5 degrees above average. But there are strict guidelines protecting athletes...
Another book ban battle emerges in Florida, with high stakes for the First Amendment
Another legal battle has begun over Florida's book bans, with significant stakes, as the sued school district is launching a controversial defense that could shake First Amendment law nationwide. This case emerges in Florida's northeasternmost county, Nassau, wedged between Jacksonville and Georgia. ...
1 in 2 Florida households struggles to make ends meet, minorities find it even tougher
Nearly half of Florida households are employed but struggling to make ends meet, according to a report by United Way that highlights the financial pressures on Floridians. Based on data from the U.S. Census and Federal Reserve, researchers found that, of the 8.8 million households in the state, 4 million were either in poverty or unable to afford basic living costs in 2022, with many not qualifying for public assistance.
70-Foot Yacht Sinks on New River Near Fort Lauderdale's Esplanade Park, No Injuries Reported
Fort Lauderdale residents and curious onlookers witnessed an unusual scene yesterday afternoon as a 70-foot yacht found itself partially submerged in New River near Esplanade Park. According to WSVN, Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue units were swiftly dispatched to the sinking vessel situated behind the Performing Arts Center, at around 2 p.m.
The 12th Annual South Beach Seafood Festival Returns!
Get ready to feast your senses on the freshest seafood and the most exciting culinary battles as the South Beach Seafood Festival returns for its 12th spectacular year. Scheduled from October 23rd to 26th, this four-day celebration promises to be the most unforgettable yet, with a lineup led by none other than Food Network’s celebrity chef Robert Irvine.
First Woman in Miami-Dade To Be Sworn in as Miami Beach Fire Chief
— A change-of-command ceremony is planned for July 31 at 4 p.m. in the Miami Beach Convention Center — Miami Beach, FL – The City of Miami Beach invites the public and media to attend a swearing-in and change-of-command ceremony on Wednesday, July 31 at 4 p.m. at the Miami Beach Convention Center (Sunset Vista Ballroom) for the first woman ever appointed fire chief in the history of Miami-Dade County.
Early returns prove Miami Heat may have drafted best big in 2024 NBA Draft
The early signs from the NBA's Summer League suggest Miami Heat's Kel'el Ware could be the best big man to come out of the 2024 NBA Draft class. The Miami Heat may have done it again. Over the last few seasons, the Heat have found hidden gem after hidden gem with late draft picks or undrafted players. With the 15th overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, the Heat not only may have found a hidden gem with Kel'el Ware, but they may have stumbled upon the best big in the entire class. And that's saying much considering there were four players selected ahead of Ware that would be categorized as "bigs."
Family Sues Miami Police Officer Over Fatal Crash During High-Speed Chase
The family of a delivery driver who was killed when a Miami police officer ran through a stop sign during a high-speed chase has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the officer and the City of Miami. On March 31, 2023, Angel Morales, a 64-year-old delivery driver for Hialeah-based party...
Residents of Pembroke Pines condo community stunned by evacuation notice
PEMBROKE PINES - Hundreds of residents at the Heron Pond condominium complex in Pembroke Pines are stunned after being informed that they have a month to leave their homes.Engineers deemed all 19 buildings in the complex unsafe. "Danger," "unsafe" and "violation" are just some of the words on signs posted on every unit's door at the complex at 8400 SW 1st Street."Today they came and they said you have to go," said Kemely, who has lived in the complex for the last two years with her mother. Kemely said she was sleeping Wednesday morning when she heard a commotion outside. She...
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