Black women are 38 percent more likely to die from breast cancer than White women, despite slightly lower incidence rates.      That’s a grim statistic reported by the American Cancer Society, and it wants to find out why.      Its VOICES of Black Women study seeks to enroll 100,000 healthy African American women to learn where cancer may appear during 30 years of their...

July 18 – Aug. 3 “The Revolutionists” by Lauren Gunderson, presented by the Main Street Players.  A “bold, hilarious call to action for art, feminism and resistance,” set during the French Revolution, according to the theater. Shows are on Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. For tickets go to the theater box office 60 minutes before the show, at 6812 Main St., or online, MainStreetPlayers.com....

    Customer care doesn’t end after a sale. Finding the right talent and being flexible about where they work will save rental costs and help retain valuable employees. Embracing new technologies, including artificial intelligence, is unavoidable, but comes with risk of fraud.      Those were some of the insights shared with more than 100 business professionals at the Miami Lakes Chamber of Commerce luncheon...

F.I.T. Therapy  Offering MLB (Manual lymphatic drainage) by a certified therapist for post-operative inflammation endured by cancer patients and joint surgery patients. Also new: Gentle exercise classes created by and guided by a therapist and a personal trainer.  7401 Miami Lakes Drive  786-500-7868 Bon Vivant Charcuterie & Gourmet Market Sip & Shop every Friday night in July and August....

     Business professionals have a networking opportunity on July 30 at The Garrison Taproom & Billiards in Miami Lakes.       The hosts are the Town of Miami Lakes, its Economic Development Committee; Miami Lakes Chamber of Commerce and Business Networking International, BNI Hialeah and BNI Connect.      There will be free raffle tickets to the first 50 people. The...