Read more about the article “If the Shoe Fits” National Competition Returns to Crown the New Queen for the 29th Annual Key West New Year’s Eve High Heel Shoe Drop
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“If the Shoe Fits” National Competition Returns to Crown the New Queen for the 29th Annual Key West New Year’s Eve High Heel Shoe Drop

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The national touring competition “If the Shoe Fits" has returned for its second year, once again seeking the next Queen of New Year’s Eve to star in Key West’s world-famous…

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Read more about the article The Carbonell Awards Welcomes Two New Members to Board of Directors: Jacob Aronin and Alexa Kuve
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The Carbonell Awards Welcomes Two New Members to Board of Directors: Jacob Aronin and Alexa Kuve

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By Gary SchweikhartGary Schweikhart, board president of the Carbonell Awards, South Florida’s Theatre & Arts Honors, announced two new members to the nonprofit organization’s Board of Directors:Jacob AroninAs Director of…

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Read more about the article Retired Broward County Judge Robert Lee Changes Course as a Devoted Volunteer to Map the Past for our Digital Future
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Retired Broward County Judge Robert Lee Changes Course as a Devoted Volunteer to Map the Past for our Digital Future

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By Fran Folic for History Fort LauderdaleWhat does a 32-year-veteran Broward County judge do once he steps away from the bench? If you are the Honorable Robert Lee, you devote…

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Read more about the article Beyond the Canvas
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Beyond the Canvas

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Pompano Beach’s Creative TransformationBy Claudia CastilloWelcome to Beyond the Canvas, a new monthly column exploring the people, places, and ideas shaping Broward County’s creative future. Each month, I’ll look beyond…

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Sunshine Cathedral

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Marks 55 Years of Ministry and Two Decades of Leadership Under Bishop Durrell Watkins, DMin and Bishop Robert Griffin, DMinBy Savannah WhaleySunshine Cathedral was founded in Fort Lauderdale just two brief years after…

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A Spiritual Tapestry

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My Journey Through Progressive Christian ThoughtBy Bishop Durrell Watkins, DMinAs a Progressive Christian, I try to follow rather than worship Jesus. I believe Ultimate Reality ("God") cannot be contained in any…

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Henderson Behavioral Health

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By Fran FolicHenderson Behavioral Health (HBH) recently launched The Poppy Project, a public art initiative and visual display of remembrance and patriotism which honors veterans while raising awareness and funds for…

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The Big Coconut Guesthouse

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Celebrates Its 10th AnniversaryBy Tony AdamsDavid Medici, the owner, and Thomas Hazel, the general manager, the Big Coconut Guesthouse, in Fort Lauderdale, are no strangers to the hospitality business. Both…

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Coneheads

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By John HaydenThere are two types of cones South Floridians concern themselves with as we swelter through the dog days of summer.The first cone is the kind you get at…

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