Miami Beach

Growing up as a Navy brat in a very disturbed family that included sexual and…

Where Innovation Meets Opportunity – once again, the eMerge Americas Conference transformed the Miami…

Meet Dr. Lynette Long: A Trailblazer for Women’s Visibility and STEM Education (Science, Technology,…

Melissa Medina Jiménez has dedicated her career to transforming Miami into a global tech…

It was the 40th Anniversary of the hit television drama, and cast, crew, and…

Stewart Stewart – artwork, personal information https://aliveonsouthbeach.com/category/alive/stewarts-art/ https://www.aliveonsouthbeach.com/category/alive/community-art/

https://opensea.io/collection/dena-stewart Living on Miami Beach has provided me (Dena Stewart) with some very special…

In Episode 79, Alive on South Beach goes to the South Beach Wine and Food Festival (SoBeWFF). Then COVID-19 came to FL …

January 1, 1975, when Robert Kraft was 24 years old, he made a New Year’s Resolution to run eight miles every day. Now 66, he has run for more than 15,300 consecutive days and counting. His persistence and commitment over the years has attracted more than 2,600 runners from all over the world to run with him. Always shirtless, a black sweatband holding back his longish-black hair, black shorts, one black glove, and gray shoes, they dubbed him Raven. Laura Lee Huttenbach wrote a biography called “Running with Raven”.

Miami Beach is a relatively small town, but with big city issues. Governing the City with the intention of pleasing the locals (residents) and visitors is a complex balancing act. So, Stewart had a conversation with Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber to learn how he accomplishes this major task.