Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 4th of September.
Good morning, Fort Lauderdale.
🏘️ Community
Ten South Florida families gathered in Oakland Park for a groundbreaking that started building Moss Estates, a new Habitat for Humanity community supported by local donors (including Publix) and all-women volunteer builds.
Construction will begin in October and provide three-bedroom homes over the next year.
🎭 Culture
United Airlines has set up a tribute display in Concourse C at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport that honors the 16 crew members who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks nearly 25 years ago.
The terminal will also feature special coverage of the anniversary starting Monday.
📰 Economy
Fuel prices are surging ahead of Labor Day as national averages reached ($4.14 for gas and $5.78 for diesel), and local drivers in Fort Lauderdale may pay more at the pump because of ongoing supply disruptions in key oil routes.
🏥 Health
Broward Health Imperial Point has expanded its volunteer concierge program to escort patients as VIP guests, now offering services on every floor five days a week (enhancing comfort and easing anxieties).
Valentina Olivares, a South Florida pediatric cancer patient, celebrated finishing her rare lymphoma treatment at Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital by ringing the bell and receiving a surprise Taylor Swift visit that included concert tickets for Hard Rock Stadium.
🏈 Sports
Recruiting expert Larry Blustein broke down South Florida’s top high school football players and highlighted key position groups to watch this season + his insights guide local teams and community fans as they prepare for upcoming games.
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