Month: March 2022
ARTIST WYLAND RETOUCHES KEY WEST’S WHALING WALL – Florida Keys Weekly Newspapers
The artist known simply as Wyland, who has donated colorful marine-themed murals to local Florida Keys communities, was in Key West last week to do some maintenance work on the “Whaling Wall” mural he painted more than a decade ago at the Key West Hist…
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Check Call: Shipping on a jet plane
Air cargo is booming, Everest Transportation hasn’t missed a beat in Ukraine, and truck maintenance prices are climbing to new heights.
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Simeon Maslin, influential Philadelphia rabbi, brought tradition back to Reform Jews
Rabbi Simeon “Shim” Maslin, a national leader in the Reform movement who pushed Reform Jews to embrace lifecycle traditions and a more substantive interpretation of mitzvah, died from cancer in late January. He was 90.
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Weekly calendar: Community and entertainment events beginning March 9
Roundup of things to do and see in South Florida, including community and entertainment events, plus family, society and holiday activities.
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Nearly 100 bonefish sampled in South Florida had traces of pharmaceuticals, study says
During a three-year study down in South Florida, dozens of bonefish were found with traces of pharmaceuticals in their blood and tissue.
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Minium: Brianna Jackson Came to ODU to be Close to Brother Brian and Sister Jada – Old Dominion University
By Harry Minium
NORFOLK, Va. – Brianna Jackson has found a home at ODU since transferring from Miami. The 6-foot-2 senior has not only been a cog in the middle for the women’s basketball team, she’s now able to spend time with her younger brother and…
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Newcomer XXIII Club Aims to Distinguish Itself From the South Beach Nightlife Scene
XXIII Club wants to be more than just another ordinary party spot.
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