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American Art Collector

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By Meg Daly Verified
| American Art Collector Verified
Upcoming Solo & Group Shows Arcadia Contemporary | 6/13-7/7 | New York, NY Heartbreak is timeless in Aaron Westerberg’s new paintings To Continue to Read this Edition, Please Choose the Following: Register Here Don’t have an account or subscription? Not Yet Ready to Subscribe? We Invite You to Click Here and Register to read up to 3 online articles each edition. You are limited to view up to 3 online articles across all devices.
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Miami is a more engaging place for all of us when people volunteer | Opinion Original

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By Meg Daly Verified, Lilly Weinberg
| Miami Herald Verified
April is National Volunteer Month and The Underline gives thanks to our hardworking volunteers contributing their time and talent to drive our bold mission supporting community, nature and transportation. Since inception, The Underline has benefited from thousands of volunteers providing pro bono talent and skills, helping at our hundreds of free community events and working in our gardens, generating millions of dollars of in-kind services to our non-profit organization.
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How Miami’s new linear park is using ‘community-centered technology’ to bridge the digital divide Original

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By Meg Daly Verified
| Brookings Institution
Just a few years ago, no one would have called the vacant land underneath Miami’s elevated particularly inviting, let alone transformative. But today, the city is reimagining this 10-mile corridor as a dynamic linear park: the Underline. The park will feature walking trails, biking infrastructure, and local art while also providing approximately 250,000 residents and 9 million transit users with free and contiguous high-speed internet.
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