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Your next outfit win: Classy But Sassy is the boutique for pulling off that brunch-to-date pivot with zero stress, serving up dresses, rompers and jumpsuits, loungewear, denim, and those finishing touches like statement jewelry, handbags and sunglasses.
Fresh cut, local vibe: Whether you need a sharp fade, a classic clean-up, or kid-approved trims, Cutzpro Miramar nails it with 40 skilled barbers, precise scissor work, beard grooming, and tidy brows.
Sushi that comes to you: If you like your nigiri with a side of fun, Shima Japanese Restaurant runs classic kaiten style, so plates glide by until you grab your favorites, plus plenty of traditional bites.
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JetBlue is expanding its largest-ever schedule at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, launching eight new nonstop routes and planning six more.
Full story at travelandtourworld.com ↗
The activities include basketball, a musical at the Coral Springs Center for the Arts, and a talk on energizing ecology at the Northwest Regional Library.
Full story at coralspringsflnews.com ↗
CREW Fort Lauderdale/Boca Raton, the local chapter of the global organization dedicated to advancing women in commercial real estate, hosted a "Anatomy of a Deal: Miramar Cove" event to give members an inside look at the strategy, partnerships, and decision-making behind the development of a 125-ac…
Full story at citybiz.co ↗
Two Florida men have been sentenced to federal prison for their roles in a $34.8 million Medicare fraud conspiracy that resulted in orthotic braces being shipped to beneficiaries who didn't need or request them.
Full story at savingadvice.com ↗
Florida Memorial University (FMU) has announced its 2026 enrollment has reached 2,556 students, marking the highest in the institution's 147-year history.
Full story at theolympian.com ↗
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