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Since March 2020, the United States has been experiencing an economic transformation that is changing the game’s rules.
For this reason, 2022 will be the year of readjustment, which does not mean returning to pre-pandemic levels, but rather beginning to face a new normal.

Today, almost two years after the first case of coronavirus was found in this part of the world. People wonder what life would be like without masks, social distancing, and without refraining from going to certain places.

Did you know 2022 is Midterm Election year?

Doral’s population has expanded considerably in recent years. This fact has made the City lose a bit its sense of community that it used to have, because many newcomers fail to follow the rules that benefit us all, especially in school zones.

Actually, many people began planning the end-of-the-year Holidays since mid-September, when stores stocked up with Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas decorations at the same time. It is as if people wanted to suck up every little second of life and make it festive.

America, the Land of Plenty, is experiencing scarcity due to the disruption in the supply chain, which is causing delays on the manufacturing, transportation, and delivery of products worldwide.

A look at the testimonies and learnings of several of our readers during this time of global difficulty can be very useful for personal reflection on gratitude, an invitation that the month of November brings along with the celebration of Thanksgiving.

There are currently more job openings than there are people available for work. So how can companies fill open positions and retain their employees when the rules have changed so much?

There is speculation that the 175-acre lot, located in the corner of NW 107th Avenue and NW 41st Street is under negotiations to be sold. These negotiations are taking place with a company based out of Chicago with offices in Miami.