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The challenges of motherhood begin from the moment a woman decides to bring a child into the world, and continue throughout her life. No matter how old her children are, the work and concern for their well-being never ends.
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The residents and commercial companies of Doral do not want the renewal of the contract nor the construction of a new waste to energy (WTE) processing plant, what they want is to take the garbage out of Doral.
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Taking advantage of his first visit to Doral on April 7, Doral Family Journal decided to talk to him about the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for our district.
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The first Formula 1 Grand Prix, 13 Major League Baseball games, three MLS soccer matches and at least two NHL ice hockey postseason games will be played this May in Miami,
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At the April 13th meeting in the County Commission, Doral residents urged the Committee not to pass this Resolution. They spoke out about issues the existing Covanta facility causes in the community including odor, truck traffic, and health and safety concerns. They were ignored.
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Mayor Juan Carlos Bermudez and City Council invite the community to join them on May 5th, to observe the National Day of Prayer with a special ceremony.
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Now, Doral has its own cadet program for children between the ages of 12 and 18 that operates under the command of the Florida Wing Civil Air Patrol and registration is open. This is an ambitious project that is based on military training, incorporating values and the development of skills,
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In South Florida, solidarity has been made visible in different ways, but help is still as welcome as it is essential.
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The final step in the implementation of HB 7045, which was signed into law in May 2021 to restructure all scholarship programs funded by the State of Florida, is the transition of the McKay Scholarship for Students with Disabilities to the Family Empowerment Scholarship for Students with Unique Abilities (FES-UA).
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It seems like a true epidemic. Every day more and more people suffer from this disease, which for the last 100 years since its discovery, has been afflicting our beloved seniors in devastating ways.
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