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Erosion impacts several South Florida beaches after stormy week - Vimarsana News

Erosion impacts several South Florida beaches after stormy week

After several days of wind and rain, Monday was a pretty beautiful day across South Florida.

Hate symbol or Buddhist emblem? Hidden Villa cancels summer camps for 1,000 kids after staffers resign over swastika tiles - Vimarsana News

Hate symbol or Buddhist emblem? Hidden Villa cancels summer camps for 1,000 kids after staffers resign over swastika tiles

Hidden Villa canceled all of its summer camp sessions due to the “abrupt departure” of camp staff members upset over the nonprofit's handling of complaints about decorative tiles with Buddhist swastikas on the historic Duveneck House.

Updated: Hidden Villa cancels all camps after ​​​​​​​key staff quit, citing structural racism - Vimarsana News

Updated: Hidden Villa cancels all camps after ​​​​​​​key staff quit, citing structural racism

This article was updated 1:30 p.m. June 9 with expanded information

'A Song for Cesar' highlights the role of music, arts in supporting the farmworkers' movement - Vimarsana News

'A Song for Cesar' highlights the role of music, arts in supporting the farmworkers' movement

Music and the arts can uplift spirits and entertain, but they can also be powerful forces for change, as the new documentary, "A Song for Cesar," demonstrates. The film shows Friday in a free screening at Foothill College.

'A Song for Cesar' highlights the role of music, arts in supporting the farmworkers' movement - Vimarsana News

'A Song for Cesar' highlights the role of music, arts in supporting the farmworkers' movement

Music and the arts can uplift spirits and entertain, but they can also be powerful forces for change, as the new documentary, "A Song for Cesar," demonstrates. The film shows Friday in a free screening at Foothill College.