By Kaitlyn Swahlan y
AL DIA TODAY
PALM BAY – When Madhu Longani, principal of Palm Bay Academy Charter School, talks about their K-8 immersion programs, anybody can see how proud she is.
“We are living in a global world. … Read More
Por AARON MORRISON y TIM SULLIVAN
Associated Press
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Celebrities, musicians and political leaders gathered in front of George Floyd’s golden casket Thursday for a fiery memorial service for the man whose death at the hands of police … Read More
Por Jesika Millano P.
Para Al Día Today
The coronavirus pandemic led to the emergence of several other problems of an economic, social, and personal nature, which have affected many Americans and migrant workers.
Faced with this reality, Operation Hope, … Read More
Por Jesika Millano
Para AL DIA TODAY
COCOA BEACH – Flavia Barrial, a native of Brazil, came to the United States sixteen-years-ago and has worked hard in the State of Florida to achieve her goals. Eight-years-ago, she began her solid … Read More
Por Georgina Cruz
For AL DIA TODAY
In these times of coronavirus many families in Florida are planning for a summer or fall getaway in the state, which is opening in phases. Vero Beach may be an option to consider.… Read More
Por ROBIN McDOWELL &
MARGIE MASON
Associated 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 an hour, or nothing … Read More
By Georgina Cruz
For AL DIA TODAY
Can’t travel to the French Riviera in the next few months? No problem –the Riviera has come to Florida!
It’s the newest lodging choice at Walt Disney World in Orlando: Disney’s Riviera Resort. … Read More
By Jesika P. Millano
For Al Día Today
WEST MELBOURNE – The most important step to having good vision is prevention, according to local optometrist Dr. Diana Hernández.
This is why she emphasizes the need for frequent eye exams.
Hernández, … Read More
Por Georgina Cruz
For AL DIA TODAY
Florida is always ready to party, and when it comes to marking Christmas it does not limit itself to just one or two days but starts celebrating big time in November and festivities … Read More
Por Georgina Cruz
For AL DIA TODAY
Florida overflows with fantasy –and phantoms – each fall! The festivities of Halloween, when ghosts, witches and goblins go bump in the night, often start in September and go full speed ahead in … Read More
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