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Miramar celebrates Bahamian culture with first-ever Goombay Festival

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By Constance Jones Verified
| WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
NBC Universal, Inc. “Miramar is the central focus for a lot of culture in South Florida, and why leave out an opportunity to highlight the vibrancy, the rich Bahamian culture in the city of Miramar?” Commissioner Avril Cherasard said. NBC6’s Constance Jones reports. The sights, sounds and flavors of the Bahamas are coming to Broward County this weekend as the City of Miramar hosts its first-ever Bahamas Goombay Broward Festival.
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Former March Madness standout from South Florida leaves basketball for ministry

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By Constance Jones Verified
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NBC Universal, Inc. Many expected Chase Johnston to pursue a professional basketball career. Instead, he’s choosing a different path. NBC6’s Constance Jones reports. Just months after making headlines during March Madness, South Florida native Chase Johnston is stepping into a new chapter. It’s one that is focused not on basketball, but on faith. Johnston first made a name for himself on the court as a standout at Westminster Academy in Fort Lauderdale.
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Cricket thrives in South Florida as Caribbean families pass the game to a new generation

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By Constance Jones Verified
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NBC Universal, Inc. From Broward County parks to youth academies, cricket is becoming one of the region’s fastest‑growing sports, fueled by families determined to keep cultural traditions alive while introducing the game to their U.S.-born children. Baseball may be America’s pastime — but for millions across the Caribbean, cricket holds that title. And in South Florida, where large Caribbean communities have put down roots, the sport is experiencing a major surge in popularity.
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