Cynthia Saint-Paul, a 40 Under 40 Legacy Miami honoree, is distinguished by her blend of real estate expertise and digital marketing prowess. Driven by a passion for impactful work, she elevates businesses and uplifts her community. Her diverse background—spanning psychology, criminal justice, business, and marketing—forms the foundation of her successful ventures, allowing her to offer […]
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Driven by rejection and limited access, award-winning TV producer and serial entrepreneur Kitty Lundan is a staunch advocate for authentic representation in media. She creates spaces like What’s Poppin’ PBC (Palm Beach County) and My Homeboyz, believing that “no one is just handing you a platform… You’ve got to build your doors.” Ironically—perhaps divinely—her diverse
By Rod Stafford Hagwood | South Florida Sun Sentinel This is “Small Bites,” a South Florida Sun Sentinel feature with tiny tidbits on the food and beverage scene — because we know that sometimes you just don’t have room for a long article. You want a little news brief instead, an amuse bouche of information, if you
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By Chris Perkins | South Florida Sun Sentinel Defensive tackle Calais Campbell, the 38-year-old free agent who had a standout season for the Miami Dolphins in 2024, is returning to Arizona, the team that drafted him, on a one-year, $5.5 million deal that has the potential to max out at $7.5 million, according to an ESPN report. The Cardinals later announced the
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By Scott Travis | South Florida Sun Sentinel Howard Hepburn may remain Broward schools superintendent for another five years, possibly bringing long-term stability to a district that’s grappled with high turnover of leaders. Hepburn, who was hired a year ago, reached a tentative agreement with School Board Chairwoman Debbi Hixon Monday to extend his contract until June
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By Angie DiMichele | [email protected] | South Florida Sun Sentinel Fort Lauderdale was popping up on everyone’s social media as the top Spring Break destination for a week full of partying. When they arrived, some found less chaos than they hoped for, college-aged revelers told the South Florida Sun Sentinel. Others felt they found just the right amount. Monday
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By C. Isaiah Smalls II Tuesday marked the end of the 2025 NFL Owners Meetings in Palm Beach. Held from March 30-April 1, the event culminated with a host of rule changes and revelations. Without further delay, let’s jump right in. RULE CHANGES ▪ Discussions around a potential ban of the “tush push” will be tabled
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By David Goodhue The U.S. Coast Guard on Tuesday returned to Haiti almost 100 people who were stopped offshore of the island country in an overloaded migrant boat last week, the agency said. The 99 people were intercepted Thursday about 35 miles north of Cap-Hatien, Haiti, packed into a 35-foot boat that was heading north toward
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By Patricia Battle TheStreet It is no secret that Target (TGT) has been suffering from shifting consumer trends over the past few years, which has gradually had a major impact on its sales. The retail giant has continuously been embroiled in controversy. First, in 2023, it faced boycott calls from conservative consumers over its pride collection,
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By Sheri Walsh UPI Topic – Business – UPI.com April 1 (UPI) — The Trump administration suspended dozens of research grants Tuesday to Princeton University, making it the latest Ivy League school to lose federal funding over allegations of anti-Semitism. “The full rationale for this action is not yet clear, but I want to be clear
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