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Lisa Petrillo

Miami
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Mom • Wife • Lifestyle, Arts & Food TV Personality. Emmy Award–Winning Journalist | Creator of #TasteOfTheTown. I ❤️ fam, friends & positive stories.
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Eden in West Park is a culinary sanctuary rooted in culture and community

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By Lisa Petrillo
| WFOR-TV (Miami, FL)
Welcome to Eden — West Park's newest culinary paradise, where faith, culture and flavor bloom together in one vibrant experience. Founded by Cheryl and Eddy Aitah (pronounced eye-tah), Eden is more than a restaurant — it's a green space where community, creativity and culture meet under one inspired roof. Named after the biblical Garden of Eden, the restaurant was created to bring back the notion of brotherly love.
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Bolay Fresh Bold Kitchen in South Florida offers fresh fuel for a good cause in October

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By Lisa Petrillo
| WFOR-TV (Miami, FL)
Nine years ago, a bold idea was born in South Florida. Today, it's a fast-casual sensation with 22 locations across the state. At Bolay Fresh Bold Kitchen in Hollywood, flavor meets fuel and every bite is a celebration of health. Founder Chris Gannon explained the concept, saying you'll never be bored with what you'll eat there. "100% gluten-free, chef-curated bold flavors all put together in a "BOL", explained Gannon.
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"Concrete Coral" turns South Florida's coast into living art, REEFLINE launches bold underwater project to restore reefs Original

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By Lisa Petrillo
| WFOR-TV (Miami, FL)
South Florida's coastline is entering a new era where environmental science meets artistic expression. The REEFLINE project, an ambitious blend of art and ecology, is transforming Miami's fragile marine ecosystem through large-scale, coral-infused sculptures designed to both protect and inspire. "We can't stop now," said REEFLINE founder Ximena Camiña. "We're at one of the biggest climate tipping points.
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