Face Of America: Spirit Of South Florida News

 
Wolf Trap's 41st Season Features 135 Diverse Live Performances
MarketWatch (press release)
On September 8, Wolf Trap will unveil Face of America: Spirit of South Florida, its seventh installment as part of the world renowned Face of America series. Patrons will be taken on an artistic journey through one of the world's largest ecosystems ...

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New York Times
Summer Dance Festivals Offer International, Local Performers
New York Times
The Face of America series, dedicated to the country's national parks, continues with “Spirit of South Florida,” a collaboration between Parsons Dance and Tiempo Libre, featuring HD video filmed within parks like the Everglades and Big Cypress National ...

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Theme parks opening new attractions, coasters
WIS
More >> The South Carolina Highway Patrol has finished an investigation into a spectacular crash involving a Darlington County Sheriff's Department narcotics vehicle in March. The patrol's investigation put the deputy'sMore >> The South Carolina ...

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Florida voters face choice over religion, politics
Orlando Sentinel
... R-Miami, president of the newly formed Citizens for Religious Freedom and Non-Discrimination, which launched a "Yes on 8" campaign early this month, and Archbishop Thomas Wenski, spiritual leader of 1.3 million Roman Catholics in South Florida.

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Florida voters face choice over religion, politics
Sun-Sentinel
... R-Miami, president of the newly formed Citizens for Religious Freedom and Non-Discrimination, which launched a "Yes on 8" campaign early this month, and Archbishop Thomas Wenski, spiritual leader of 1.3 million Roman Catholics in South Florida.

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Will the Growing Wave of LGBT Seniors Get Services and Protection?
EDGE Boston
She promised to work to "ensure that all of our seniors in south Florida can age with dignity, security and peace of mind." In his keynote address, Raphael Bostic, assistant secretary for policy, development & research, US Department of Housing and ...

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Hometown News
War is hell but inner peace comes eventually
Hometown News
Once he returned to the states, it took the US Army infantryman more than 40 years to find peace and closure for the actions committed by both sides in Vietnam. Mr. Gardellis, who retired to New Smyrna Beach from North Carolina several months ago, ...