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Homestead Native Works to Open Doors for Future Veterinary Professionals (opens the original)
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Long before Alexandre Contreras began developing a platform to connect veterinary assisting students with local clinics, he was a Homestead kid watching animal shows and imagining a future caring for pets. Now, after roughly two decades working in veterinary medicine, the Homestead Senior High School graduate wants to help students from his community turn that same interest into practical experience. His latest project, VetTrackEDU, is being developed to help schools, students and animal hospita
PLUR Tea: The Taro Boba That Somehow Tastes Like Popcorn (opens the original)
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Sometimes the best part of finding a familiar face at a community event is realizing they remember you too. That was easily my favorite part of running into PLUR Tea during Sunset Eats in Palmetto Bay. I had visited PLUR before and already knew the Cutler Bay shop for its boba, Korean corn dogs and generally fun atmosphere, but we had never gotten around to doing a proper food review. So when I saw them among the vendors at Sunset Eats, I decided not to overcomplicate things. Before we even got
South Dade Marks 25 Years Since 9/11 With Remembrance, Service and Community (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, communities across South Dade are preparing to pause, remember the lives lost and recognize the first responders, service members and ordinary Americans whose actions came to define one of the darkest days in the nation's history. For South Dade, remembrance carries particular meaning in a community shaped by military service, first responders, veterans, schools and families whose lives remain connected to the events and their afte
Communication, Service and Volunteerism Strengthen South Dade (opens the original)
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In a recent South Dade News Leader opinion piece, Dr. Rose Martin argued that nonprofit organizations are more than charitable service providers. They are part of a communityâs civic infrastructure, building relationships, developing leaders, mobilizing volunteers and helping communities respond to problems before they become crises. That argument applies just as strongly to the relationship between sports, volunteerism, family life and youth development. Sports organizations are usually measu
Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office Brings Career Day to The Palace Gardens (opens the original)
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Residents of The Palace Gardens recently welcomed members of the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office for a special Career Day designed to strengthen community ties, encourage social interaction and recognize the important work of law enforcement. About a dozen deputies participated in the event, sharing their time and experience with residents through a variety of educational, recreational and interactive activities. The event gave residents an opportunity to learn more about the work deputies perform w
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