World Cup fever takes over Miramar. Plus Caribbean-American festival set to return
Three recent stories about life in Miramar and southwest Broward highlighted the city’s free World Cup watch parties, a Caribbean-American heritage festival returning to Pembroke Pines and Miramar’s Economic Development and Housing Department earning renewed international accreditation.
Here’s a rundown to catch up:
Miramar bringing World Cup fever to Regional Park Amphitheater
Miramar is hosting six days of free World Cup watch parties at the Miramar Regional Park Amphitheater, showing 12 matches on a giant screen. You’ll need to reserve tickets in advance, and there’s a $10 parking fee to get into the park.
Calling all islanders: Caribbean-American festival returning to southwest Broward
The Caribbean-American Heritage Festival returns Saturday, June 27, to the Charles F. Dodge City Center in Pembroke Pines with food, cultural exhibits and family-friendly activities. Jamaican singer Wayne Wonder headlines.
Miramar’s Economic Development and Housing Department earns international honor
The city’s Economic Development and Housing Department had its Accredited Economic Development Organization status renewed after a peer review. City leaders say it underscores the department’s work in lining up projects and recruitment efforts in aviation and logistics.
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