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(BPT) - It's an experience shared by many: You make an ambitious health goal and a few months — or weeks — later, you lose steam and throw in the towel. Break the cycle by focusing on simple, yet effective ways you can impact your wellness long term. The key? Small daily habits.
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(BPT) - Some goals aren’t attainable or sustainable for your life. Instead of making lofty promises that are unachievable, start with modest changes that you can accomplish and build upon in years to come. Not sure where to start? Check out these five achievable goals.
(BPT) - Valentine's Day is all about celebrating love. While the focus may naturally shift to romantic partners, it's also the perfect time to honor your closest friends and family.
(BPT) - Feb. 1 marks the start of Black History Month, which honors the great contributions the Black community has made throughout history — in music, food, literature, and more.
(StatePoint) While the holiday season can sometimes feel like it’s all about consumption, keeping sustainable practices alive may be easier than you think. Here are some simple sustainable practices to try over the holidays.
(StatePoint) Unlike Santa, most of us don’t have elves to take care of properly packing up holiday packages. With shipping deadlines coming up quickly, it’s time to start thinking about getting those presents in the mail. If you don’t know where to begin with sending gifts across town or aro…
(Statepoint) This holiday season, stretch your budget when shopping for gifts, including toys and stocking stuffers, as well as last-minute needs, meal prep and more!
(StatePoint) Whether you’re camping, boating or doing yard work, these are all summertime activities that need fuel. During the month of July, which is Fuel Safety Month, advocates are reminding everyone to stay safe while pumping and using fuel.
The Miami Seaquarium will offer FREE admission and animal encounters for Dads during Father’s Day weekend.
The Key Biscayne Piano Festival was founded with the intention of bringing piano players of the highest caliber to please a passionate piano audience, in addition, to educate and involve young and enthusiastic fans of music.
June marks the start of hurricane season and a time for Floridians to stock up on qualifying disaster preparedness supplies exempt from sales tax.
“The Key Biscayne Ladies Golf Association held its annual Awards Luncheon on Mar 26th at The Links Restaurant. This year’s winners were: President’s Cup, Judy Chamberlain; Grandmother’s Trophy, Rita Craft; Championship Julian Cup, Judy Chamberlain; and Sportsmanship Award, Bonnie Backes.
The happy holiday of Purim was celebrated recently at Chabad of Key Biscayne to honor the salvation of the Jewish people of ancient Persia as recorded in the Book of Esther. All was (mostly) quiet as the story was read aloud to the gathering and then the barbeque festivities began. The peace…
The next Key Biscayne Community Center Lunch with an Author series will be April 18 at Noon featuring Katrin Schumann, author of the national best-selling novel The Forgotten Hours.
I've lived on the island for 40 years. I got married in Key Biscayne to John Greeven 37 years ago. We met in my own backyard at a party I hosted in South Miami at the time. He was just a nice gentlemen.
Key Biscayne Police Blotter March 1 to March 11
After nearly two and a half hours of intense arguments heavy on case law references regarding the emergency hearing on the pending law suit against the Ultra Electronic Music Festival’s contract with the city of Miami license versus lease agreement status filed by the plaintiff Brickell Home…
Over 40 Key Biscayners came together recently to enjoy stirring original performances from six teenage poets, musicians, and singers, in a night of poetry and politics hosted by Christina Bracken to demonstrate what non-partisan civic engagement looks like to youth.
Key Biscayne’s newest sweet tooth headquarters, Stefano Versace Gelato is managed by a familiar face, Paola Fusi, island resident for eight years. Those who know Paola know what to expect when they visit her store; familiar treatment and excellent service, always with a smile.
Key Biscayne will have one degree of separation with Oscar at the Dolby Theater’s 91st Annual Academy Awards Ceremony in Los Angeles on Sunday night.
The sun played hide and seek on a recent late Thursday morning at Bill Baggs but there was a steady enough breeze to alight the flight of a simple kite made of recycled former pages from the Islander News.
Slick city promotional videos make Miami out to be a magical panacea of paradise found whether for a tourist visiting or new resident moving in. But the reality is acclimating to daily life in any major metropolis far from home can come with uncomfortable learning curves just to get one’s ba…
