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Adriana Martin

3 months ago

Additional Features, Features

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TV & Radio Healthy Lifestyle Expert In the Business of Health & Wellness Who was the first person you remember that inspired you to get into fitness? Maybe it was someone in your family or maybe it was watching Jane Fonda videos with your mom... My parents met while my mother was teaching a yoga class. My father is a medical doctor who [...]

Out & About

3 months ago

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Out & About

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Camp Katina Celebrates 13 Years This year Camp Katina, founded by Katina Taylor, celebrates 13 years of impacting South Florida youth. Taylor founded the summer camp to instill self-esteem, confidence, a healthy body image and the importance of physical activity in young girls, as well as a positive outlook on life, self-love, and self-acceptance. T[...]

Repairing the World

3 months ago

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Honor Role

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Former Parkland student activist Casey Sherman turned tragedy into triumph, remaining committed to repairing the world through faith and determination By Eric Edelman Even in her youth, Casey Sherman always understood the value of politics, particularly the theory behind it. The now-student of Duke University learned quickly that, when it comes to[...]

Taco Tuesday

3 months ago

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Gastronomy Round Up

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Gastronomy Roundup By Francesca Cruz Naaaaaah, why should Tuesday get all the glory? Tacos sound like a great idea any day of the week, particularly if these three Mexican restaurants make the lineup. Restaurant:Bakan 2801 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127 Ambiance:The decor is so cool and eclectic you might very well confuse it for the hip ne[...]

Didier Souillat

3 months ago

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Culinary, Dishing With

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Dishing With..."Pláticas y Platillos" It’s not often that I get a chance to grab lunch and talk shop with an individual as well versed in gastronomy and as well-traveled as Didier Souillat—CEO of Time Out Market. And by well-traveled I mean he just arrived into town after spending three days in the South of France, previous to that was a day in Londo[...]

In the Quest for Health and Fitness

3 months ago

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Jen Herrera’s chronic illness remained unexplained…until she contemplated her breast implants. Now she’s telling the world her story. By Michael Isenbek | Photos: Josue Acosta Jen Herrera, NBC 6 South Florida’s 6 in the Mix anchor and Davie resident, has taken a long and arduous journey from sickness to health—but now that she has conquered her il[...]

CBD: A Fix for Anxious Times

3 months ago

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Balancing Act

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“You down with CBD, ya you know me...” Balancing Act By Francesca Cruz Okay, so maybe I modified the lyrics to Naughty by Nature’s hit “O.P.P.” just a tad bit, but you know what has become as catchy as those old school lyrics? The CBD movement. The voguish cannabis derivative is everywhere, and now that includes beauty products and wellness treatm[...]

Wonderful Activities & Events to Enjoy in October...

3 months ago

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Around Weston, Lifestyle

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Around Weston What’s going on arounD town & in its surroundings | By Michael Isenbek The Prince of Spanish Guitar Benise, “The Prince of Spanish Guitar” is bringing his axe and a stellar, award-winning show to Coral Springs Center for the Arts on October 10. As he puts it, his mission is “to push the boundaries of Nuevo Flamenco/Spanish g[...]

A Florida Jewel Turns 100

3 months ago

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Uncategorized

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By Lauren Alexis Rodriguez | Photos by Xavier Marañón Happy Centennial Celebration to The Bonnet House Museum & Gardens Time Capsule “He’ll know my birds and my trees and my flowers And in friendship or in strife He’ll be a man as I love a man And live a Good Man’s life.” —Helen Birch Bartlett, from “Big Boss,” a poem[...]

Florida Staples that are a Must

3 months ago

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Table Hopping

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Table Hopping It’s true, South Florida tends to have a short attention span. It may be a result of the balmy weather and party lifestyle which creates a constant influx of people coming and going or simply the thirst to find the next big thing. The same goes for our restaurants, which often don’t even last more than a year. Some eateries, howev[...]

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