Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital is one of the region’s leading pediatric hospitals, offering a comprehensive scope of healthcare services and programs in a child-friendly atmosphere. A full-service hospital, we treat minor illnesses, trauma-related accidents and some of the most complex medical conditions. Established in 1992, Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital combines advanced technology and the expertise […]
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The kids need something to look forward to and we are ready for them. We are optimistic and plan on having a league. We will keep everyone posted throughout the summer on details as they develop. For right now, please go to www.parklandflag.com to sign up. We are running a discount through June so get
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I am frequently asked what impact will the pandemic have on our real estate market. Since we are living in unchartered times, it is hard to predict the future of the market. As you would expect, there is an abundance of conflicting and varied opinions from the experts. On a personal and local level, the
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If you’d like the right answers, it’s best to know what questions to ask… And the first question should always be asked of an expert. The offices of Apple insurance are replete with experts and conveniently located at 3010 N Military Trail, 3rd Floor Boca Raton. Adept at navigating all aspects of health insurance according
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By Ashley Ferraro Apple Insurance and Financial is a community-oriented company proudly led by founder Rick Jultak and partners Marc Fine and Sharon Zilberman. With its main office located in Boca Raton, the company handles clients throughout the South Florida region. According to Jultak, “Members aren’t customers, they’re clients.” The family aspect of the company
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By Barbara Gobbi of BG Marketing When it was announced in March that schools and businesses were closing due to Covid-19, I’ll admit I was a little bit excited with anticipation of a slower pace to my new schedule. I think we all assumed it would be like hunkering down for a hurricane, except we’d
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