Known for its camping excellence built over its 48- year history, Camp Sol Taplin of the Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center is gearing up for another summer of fun, friendship, excitement, and learning. With the summer camp season running from June 9 – August 8, approximately 25 different camp options are being offered for grades PreK4 – 11, in addition to the summer programs falling under the MARJCC’s Early Childhood Academy that serves its youngest campers, age 2 months – PreK 4.

Educational Federal Credit Union (EdFed) awarded 15 Hubert O. Sibley 2 + 2 Florida Prepaid Tuition Scholarships to college-bound high school seniors at a special ceremony on May 22.

EdFed’s Board of Directors and President and CEO Michael DiBenedetto hosted the students and their loved ones at EdFed’s headquarters...

U.S. Century Bank is proud to announce that Martha Guerra-Kattou, Executive Vice President and Director of Sales and Marketing, has been elected to the board of ArtesMiami, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and promoting Hispanic artists and cultural organizations in South Florida.

At first glance, the Coconut Grove Sailing Club (CGSC) is an unassuming sailing center tucked along Biscayne Bay. But on any given weekend, the waters just offshore come alive with bright sails – and even brighter smiles, as kids from the neighborhood and beyond learn to cruise, race, and build lifelong confidence through CGSC’s youth sailing program.

On this Father’s Day, June 15th, Zoo Miami’s oldest animal celebrated his 135th birthday!  His name is “Goliath,” and he is a Galapagos tortoise that weighs 517 pounds! Up until this prior week, he had not fathered any offspring. That changed when after 128 days of incubation, one egg out of a clutch of 8 that was laid January 27th, successfully hatched on June 4th! Not only is this the first offspring for Goliath, but it is also the first time in the history of Zoo Miami that a Galapagos tortoise has hatched, making this an historic event on multiple levels!

In this edition of our Q&A column, a patient writes to Dr. Wolf expressing some confusion about the wide variety of facial fillers offered at different practices. Having visited several facial plastic surgeons, dermatologists, and med spas, they’ve encountered differing products each time and are curious about the reasons behind the variations. The patient asks: “Should I be worried if one uses a different filler than another?” Dr. Wolf explains why this variability exists and how.

The Education Fund marked four decades of impact with its annual “For the Love of Art” Charity Auction & Honoree Celebration presented by Ocean Bank (Member-FDIC) on May 20 at Jungle Island. The event brought together business leaders, educators, and art enthusiasts to support arts education in Miami-Dade County Public Schools. Guests bid on...

After decades of hauling America’s families, the Chevrolet Suburban has earned its stripes among the best full-size SUVs. The 2025 RST trim takes this legacy and wraps it in a package that’s equal parts family hauler and suburban statement piece.