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Meteorologist Bryan Norcross has a special message for South Florida:
Hurricane Irma presents the biggest threat to Broward County and all of South Florida since Hurricane Andrew. We don’t yet know how bad it will be, but we need to be ready for an extreme hurricane, and be happy if it’s something less. We should be thinking of a storm like Hurricane Wilma at a MINIMUM.
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“I hope that when people see me perform they realize how much my heart is in it. I’ll put on the same show whether I’m playing to five people or 300.”
The evening will feature a Frank Sinatra impersonator, networking and a chance to raffle prizes from Amaira Med Spa & Surgical.
Angelo Elia creates a restaurant empire.
The political partisanship in Florida is pretty stark these days. However, the career of John P. “Jack” Seiler is a reminder that wasn’t always the case. Seiler, who is featured on this month’s cover, served a key role as a fiscally conservative Democrat during his time in the Florida statehouse. Some people thought he was
Seiler has had a long and distinguished public service career serving South Florida.
A new brand movement – “The Law of We” – aims to foster proactive relationships between attorneys and their clients.
We will honor Kevin Kaminski’s legacy in all that we do.
South Florida philanthropists share insights into their charitable work and the life lessons that have influenced their endeavors.
