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For AL DIA TODAY
PALM BAY — It doesn’t have a steering wheel (or seat belts). You can’t take it out on I-95. And it won’t even top one mile per hour.
But Health First’s Palm Bay Hospital associates, … Read More
By Renee Ruffin-Price
For AL DIA TODAY
Because I am around preteens and teens and they frequently want to have access to certain social medias, I realized I needed to become more acclimated to the current cyberbullying and social media … Read More
By Renee Ruffin-Price
For AL DIA TODAY
One of the founders of the Cyberbullying Research Center, Justin W. Patchin, Ph.D., offered some advice to adults who had been cyberbullied. Here are just a few of the suggestions he made:
1. … Read More
By Joe Steckler
Guest Columnist
When our Information Specialist was off for Christmas, the task of answering the Helping Seniors phone fell to me. We were able to get help for callers, but it took my experience of 27 years … Read More
Por Jesika Millano
Para AL DIA TODAY
FELLSMERE – Operation Hope delivered 600 backpacks and school supplies to low-income children in Central Florida on Aug. 1 to help families affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
This year, despite the health crisis, … Read More
Por Georgina Cruz
For AL DIA TODAY
This spring, when the great theme parks closed their doors in Orlando, it was as if a talented magician had left the stage that is Florida, but now, with the reopening of Universal … Read More
By Jesika Millano P.
For Al Día Today
WINTER GARDEN – Mauricio Villa, along with his family, operate a business venture that is gaining popularity not only in the U.S., but in several parts of the world.
Villa’s business, … Read More
By Christine Armario
Associated Press
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) – No one should have known Bella Lamilla’s name.
But within hours of her diagnosis as Ecuador’s coronavirus “patient zero,” it was circulating on social media along with photos showing the retired … Read More
Por Jesika Millano
Para AL DIA TODAY
PALM BAY — José García, a 50-year-old family medicine physician practicing in Melbourne and Palm Bay, knew from an early age that he wanted to be a doctor.
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