Fans can claim their complimentary tickets at Marlins.com/FanFest With another season of Marlins Béisbol around the corner, Marlins FanFest presented by ADT is back to deliver more unforgettable memories and experiences! Taking place at loanDepot park on Saturday, February 8, from 4-8 p.m., the free fan-favorite event will once again provide fans with the opportunity to meet the next wave of Marlins players, check out the Marlins clubhouse and dugout, enjoy delicious food and drinks, take in an epic fireworks show, and more. Fans can claim their complimentary tickets, which include parking, at Marlins.com/FanFest! As part of the day’s festivities,…
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The City of Homestead Cybrarium is excited to announce the next session of its Renaissance Accelerated Reader Program that running through March 31, 2025. Championed by Councilwoman Erica Ávila, who was inspired by her experience homeschooling her child and recognizing the need for resources and guidance, this program provides essential toolsto ensure Homestead students stay on track and receive the support they need to succeed. Designed to enhance reading skills, the program offers quizzes that evaluate comprehension, vocabulary, and other critical reading abilities. The Accelerated Reader Program rates reading materials with a readability score, helping students and caregivers choose books…
A new study on behalf of Cinch has identified the U.S. counties and states with the most severe rodent problems. With winter in full swing, rodent infestations have become an unwelcome reality for millions of Americans. As temperatures drop, mice and rats seek warmth and food indoors, turning homes into their seasonal havens. According to the American Housing Survey, 11.6% of households nationwide report rodent problems annually, impacting an estimated 16.2 million homes and 38.5 million people—comparable to the entire population of California. Rodents bring more than just annoyance; they pose significant health and safety risks. According to the Centers…
Approximately 40% of Americans do not recognize the dangers of alcohol consumption, tobacco use, and sleep deprivation A new Cleveland Clinic national survey found that many people do not know certain habits can potentially harm their heart health and increase their risk for heart disease. While 74% of Americans are aware that stress can negatively impact heart health, about 40% do not recognize that alcohol consumption and lack of sleep also can have detrimental effects on the heart. Additional factors Americans reported not knowing may impact heart health include: – Tobacco consumption (40%) – Air pollution (62%) – Supplements/vitamins (90%)…
Las Escuelas Públicas del Condado Miami-Dade (Miami-Dade County Public Schools, M-DCPS) continúan colaborando con las unidades móviles pediátricas Shotz-2-Go del Sistema de Salud de la Universidad de Miami UHealth (UHealth Pediatric Mobile Shotz-2-Go Unit) para ofrecer las inmunizaciones requeridas en ubicaciones selectas en todo el distrito. La unidad pediátrica Shotz-2-Go de UHealth proporciona las vacunas obligatorias requeridas por la escuela para el curso escolar 2024-25. Esto incluye cualquier estudiante que le falte una vacuna obligatoria en edad escolar. La unidad también ofrece vacunas contra el COVID-19 a los estudiantes elegibles. Para ser elegibles para recibir la vacuna contra la COVID-19, los niños DEBEN tener al menos seis…
Copa Airlines {NYSE: CPA}, a subsidiary of Copa Holdings, S.A., and a member of the Star Alliance global airline network, celebrates 35 years of nonstop service from Miami International Airport through the Hub of the Americas®, located at Tocumen International Airport, in Panama City, Panama. In celebration of Copa Airlines’ 35th anniversary at Miami International Airport, a special gate event was held featuring performances by traditional Panamanian dancers and remarks from key speakers, including representatives from the Miami-Dade Aviation Department, the Consul General of Panama, and local government officials. The event highlighted the airline’s strong and lasting connection to the…
A new study on behalf of Trace One has identified the potential impact of import tariffs and foreign good shortages on the U.S. food supply. Donald Trump’s recent plan to impose a 25% tariff on imports from Mexico and Canada, along with an additional 10% tariff on goods from China, could have significant consequences for U.S. consumers. Together, these three countries supply nearly half (45%) of all U.S. food and beverage imports, making everyday staples more vulnerable to rising prices. Currently, the U.S. imports nearly a fifth of its food supply from abroad, and the average American household spends nearly…
As shopping begins for live Christmas trees, The Morton Arboretum’s tree experts recommend choosing one carefully and caring for it properly to ensure it stays fresh throughout the holiday season. “People commonly purchase real evergreen trees for Christmas well in advance of Dec. 25,” said Arboretum Plant Clinic Manager Spencer Campbell. “It’s crucial to not let your tree dry out and become a fire hazard. A well cared for tree, with a constant water supply, should remain green and fragrant for several weeks, well through the holidays.” The Arboretum’s Plant Clinic provides free advice by email for those with questions…
If you own, work for or care about a small business, good news: The holiday season can be a great time to meet annual business goals. In fact, data from Constant Contact found that half of small and mid-size businesses say holiday sales account for at least 25% of their annual revenue. Better news: AI such as Gemini for Google Workspace can help you reach holiday shoppers and ensure your brand stands out in the new year. How To Boost Your Business This Holiday Season 1. Create marketing campaign visuals for the holidays. In the sea of holiday promotions, eye-catching visuals…
Factors beyond carbohydrates have a substantial influence on blood glucose levels meaning current automated insulin delivery systems miss vital information required for glucose regulation, a new study has found. A team of researchers from the University of Bristol analysing automated insulin delivery data from people with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) discovered that unexpected patterns in insulin needs are just as common as well-established ones. The study, published today in JMIRx Med aimed to identify patterns in changes of insulin needs and to analyse how frequently these occur in people with T1D who use the OpenAPS, a state-of-the-art, automated insulin delivery…