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[ January 17, 2021 ] Kathy Molinares-Zimmerer offers accounting services to the community Brevard
[ October 11, 2020 ] Don’t Panic: There Are Still Halloween Festivities in Florida Counties
[ October 11, 2020 ] Operation Hope donates free backpacks and school supplies amid the pandemic Art
[ August 15, 2020 ] Latin American Club of Titusville continues helping families in Brevard Brevard
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Brevard

Kathy Molinares-Zimmerer offers accounting services to the community

January 17, 2021 javieraldia Brevard, Business, Counties, Florida Comments Off on Kathy Molinares-Zimmerer offers accounting services to the community

Por Jesika MillanoPara AL DIA TODAY PALM BAY – Kathy Molinares-Zimmerer has always had a great affinity for numbers, dating back to when she was a young girl. When it was time for her to [Read More]

Counties

Don’t Panic: There Are Still Halloween Festivities in Florida

October 11, 2020 javieraldia Counties, Florida, Orange, Osceola, Sections, Travel Comments Off on Don’t Panic: There Are Still Halloween Festivities in Florida

Por Georgina CruzFor AL DIA TODAY Although Covid-19 has caused the cancellation of some of the major Halloween festivities in Florida –including the 2020 Fantasy Fest in Key West – there are still some fun [Read More]

Art

Operation Hope donates free backpacks and school supplies amid the pandemic

October 11, 2020 javieraldia Art, Counties, Culture, Family, Human Interest, Indian River, More Sections, Sections Comments Off on Operation Hope donates free backpacks and school supplies amid the pandemic

Por Jesika MillanoPara 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, [Read More]