There are many storylines involving Miami Beach Pride from the world-renowned entertainment to the festival’s accessibility to the celebration of commitment.
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A new, mid-rise apartment building will soon cast a shadow over the heart of Wilton Drive. But a fight for the city’s soul already casts a long shadow that extends well beyond the vaunted Drive.
When The SMART Ride announced that 2023 would be the last ride, no one was ready to hang up their helmets or put the tire pumps away. Directors at the six main benefitting agencies vowed to find a way to ride on.
“We are not going anywhere.” Those are words taken straight off The Alchemist’s website.
Fearing the potential for a riotous confrontation, organizers have asked Florida Representative Fabian Basabe to refrain from participating in this weekend’s Miami Beach Pride parade.
Not only is it more expensive to live in Wilton Manors, running a business is costing a lot more, and there’s no relief in sight. That’s forcing local business owners to pay up or move out.
Tax time is stressful for a lot of Americans, especially when your accountant informs you, you owe money to the Internal Revenue Service. That’s what Jose Coss, a gay man and local accountant, was telling his clients. Except, allegedly, it wasn’t true. It was a scam.
Going out on a Thursday for lunch, dinner, drinks, and a night at a club is a pretty established routine for many around Wilton Manors. On April 11, a routine day out becomes extra meaningful.
A long-dormant event is slipping on a new pair of dancing shoes. Dancing With the South Florida Stars is making a return with the goals of bringing the community together and strengthening a community event.
Fort Lauderdale is a big-small town, and Norby Belz wants to keep it that way.
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