“Rob” is swimming northward just in time for summer “Rob,” a five and one-half-foot male shortfin mako shark, is officially a snowbird. Tagged off the coast of Ocean City, Md. in June of 2017, Rob is currently pinging off the coast of North Carolina after spending the winter and spring swimming along the eastern coast...Read More

Scheduled for June 22, the symposium will focus on South Florida’s caregiving needs The second annual Caregiver Symposium hosted by The South Florida Institute on Aging (SoFIA) and the Caregiver Coalition of South Florida will be offered on Friday, June 22 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the H. Wayne Huizenga College of Business...Read More

Network connects members who engage talented older adults to transform communities The South Florida Institute on Aging (SoFIA), a non-profit “Think & Act Tank” focused on economic and social research, policy and programs to support South Florida’s aging community, has joined the Encore Network, a national network of organizations focused on engaging adults 50+ through...Read More

Sponsored by Holy Cross Hospital, “REFLECT” kicks off with a gallery reception May 17 In an effort to explore the many ways that art heals the soul and rejuvenates the spirit, ArtServe presents its inspirational multi-media exhibition, “REFLECT: Healing Through Art,” from May 7 to May 25. Sponsored by Holy Cross Hospital, the exhibit kicks...Read More

Proceeds support the House’s preservation and education programs all year long The Historic Stranahan House Museum’s annual Pineapple Jam generated more than $31,000 for Stranahan House, Broward County’s oldest home and the birthplace of Fort Lauderdale. Reimagined this year as a “Party in Paradise for Preservation,” Pineapple Jam raised funds crucial to supporting the House’s...Read More

Taking a recycling pledge, pedaling bikes to make energy and grabbing slips of paper representing hurricane debris in a simulator, students from eight local municipalities and 17 area elementary schools learned about the environment while earning $28,500 for their PTA associations during the 9th Annual Earth Day celebration hosted by Waste Management at Monarch Hill...Read More

Pompano Beach-based real estate investment group Grover Corlew introduced its newest signature office property, Palmetto Place @ Boca Raton, at a recent South Florida Office Brokers Association luncheon. The newly rebranded building, formerly Interstate Plaza, has recently undergone significant renovations to the lobby and tenant spaces with plans for exterior enhancements to the outdoor spaces...Read More

Pompano Beach-based real estate investment group Grover Corlew has donated $1,500 to assist Pompano Beach Elementary with its new art program, which was reintroduced during this school year. To celebrate, arts students created a pictorial depiction of their vision of what Pompano Beach would look like in the future, which was unveiled during a dinner...Read More

Presented by the Japan Foundation, the Consulate-General of Japan in Miami and Miami-Dade College, the collection of 75 works will be on display from April 25 to June 1; Admission is free Presented by the Japan Foundation’s Traveling Exhibitions Program in conjunction with the Consulate-General of Japan in Miami and Miami-Dade College, “The Dolls of...Read More

“Rob,” a male mako shark, has officially joined spring breakers in Florida. The five and one-half-foot mako is currently pinging off the coast of Jacksonville, according to the tracker from Nova Southeastern University’s (NSU) Guy Harvey Research Institute (GHRI). Rob was tagged off the coast of Ocean City, Md. in June of 2017, traveling nearly...Read More