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Master surfer’s Satellite Beach shop turns surfboards into art

August 3, 2019 javieraldia Brevard, Business, Counties, Culture, Entertainment, Florida, Florida, More Sections, Sections, Sports, Travel, World Comments Off on Master surfer’s Satellite Beach shop turns surfboards into art

SATELLITE BEACH —All surfers have a magic board, one that will always occupy a special place in the closet.
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Florida

Florida “staycation?” Consider Fort Lauderdale

April 12, 2020 javieraldia Florida, Florida, More Sections, Travel Comments Off on Florida “staycation?” Consider Fort Lauderdale

When many start planning a Florida “staycation” the first places they often think of are Orlando and Miami. [Read More]

Art

Florida food festivals serve up goodies for foodies

August 12, 2019 javieraldia Art, Business, Counties, Culture, Entertainment, Flavor, Florida, Florida, More Sections, Orange, Osceola, Restaurants, Sections, Travel, USA Comments Off on Florida food festivals serve up goodies for foodies

According to Napoleon, armies “march on their stomachs,” and I think travelers do to. And for travelers who are hungry, Florida is the place to be as, in addition to an abundance of wonderful restaurants and bistros, our state serves up a variety of food festivals at various times of the year.
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Adventures to enjoy in Sydney and Townsville, Australia

Culture

May 11, 2020 javieraldia Culture, Entertainment, More Sections, Sections, Travel, World, World Comments Off on Adventures to enjoy in Sydney and Townsville, Australia

Por Georgina CruzFor AL DIA TODAY The starting and ending point of many cruises and a popular port of call on world cruises and other extended voyages, Sydney always makes the lists of the world’s [Read More]

Prisons don’t stop working

Community

May 11, 2020 javieraldia Community, Counties, Health, More Sections, Sections, World Comments Off on Prisons don’t stop working

Por ROBIN McDOWELL & MARGIE MASONAssociated Press MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — As factories and other businesses remain shuttered across America, people in prisons in at least 40 states continue going to work. Sometimes they earn pennies [Read More]