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Hair Industry Salon Celebrates 16 Years in Downtown Hollywood
Here at the Hollywood Gazette, where we often focus on new businesses in town, we decided to look at
September 28, 2024
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Here at the Hollywood Gazette, where we often focus on new businesses in town, we decided to look at
You’re driving along Sheridan Street and you see something that catches your eye.  A man, holding a large sign
Held annually in more than 600 communities nationwide, Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the world’s largest event to raise
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“I live for drama,” said Erica Notari, winner of a Lifetime Achievement Award for 2018 from the Exceptional Theater
The many facets of the Yule season — Santa, choirs, bands, gift-giving, ballet, Christmas hip-hop, nativity presentation, lights on
The McArthur High School football team has a 5-0 record midway through the season. The Mustangs defeated Nova High
Yessenia Leyva knows what it means to live with a disability. Born with spina bifida, she knows first
South Broward High School’s special education teacher, Abel A. Garza Jr., goes above and beyond the call of duty
What happens to special needs students when they age out of the public school system? It’s a question that
This article was originally supposed to be about the Hollywood Bread Building on Federal Highway just south of Young
Hollywood residents in Districts 1, 3 and 5 are encouraged to attend a City Commission Candidate Forum on Monday, Sept.
Here at the Hollywood Gazette, where we often focus on new businesses in town, we decided to look at
You’re driving along Sheridan Street and you see something that catches your eye.  A man, holding a large sign
Held annually in more than 600 communities nationwide, Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the world’s largest event to raise
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“I live for drama,” said Erica Notari, winner of a Lifetime Achievement Award for 2018 from the Exceptional Theater
The many facets of the Yule season — Santa, choirs, bands, gift-giving, ballet, Christmas hip-hop, nativity presentation, lights on
The McArthur High School football team has a 5-0 record midway through the season. The Mustangs defeated Nova High
Yessenia Leyva knows what it means to live with a disability. Born with spina bifida, she knows first
South Broward High School’s special education teacher, Abel A. Garza Jr., goes above and beyond the call of duty
What happens to special needs students when they age out of the public school system? It’s a question that
This article was originally supposed to be about the Hollywood Bread Building on Federal Highway just south of Young
Hollywood residents in Districts 1, 3 and 5 are encouraged to attend a City Commission Candidate Forum on Monday, Sept.
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