The 2025 Nissan Altima marks a compelling reinvention of a longtime favorite in the midsize sedan segment—smart and stylish rebooted for today’s drivers. After giving it a week of city cruising, highway miles, and a spirited evening drive, here’s an in-depth look at how it stands in 2025. Exterior: Sporty, Modern, Sophisticated Gone are the conservative lines that once characterized the Altima – this 2025 version is sharper, more athletic, and decidedly aggressive for a family sedan. Front end: The redesigned V-Motion grille dominates the fascia and is flanked by sleek…
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Florida’s 28th Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade
FLORIDA’S 28TH ANNUAL PUERTO RICAN DAY PARADE Saturday, OCTOBER 4, 2025 We are excited to welcome everyone to U.T.B. United Third Bridge Inc.’s 28th Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade and Multicultural Festival! THE PARADE begins promptly at 10AM, Fred Poppe Regional Park 1951 Malabar Rd. NW Palm Bay, Florida 32907 PARADE STAGING begins on SATURDAY, OCT. 4, at 8am at Fred Poppe Regional Park Soccer Fields. Please follow the signs once you enter the park. There are 4 Parade Sections this year. Please follow the signs as you pull into the park. Parade staging will begin…
Read MoreTúnel de Guajataca: A Journey Through Puerto Rico’s Railway Past
Located along the rugged northwest coast of Puerto Rico, where the municipalities of Isabela and Quebradillas meet, lies a remarkable testament to the island’s industrial past and enduring natural beauty: the Túnel de Guajataca. More than just an old railway passage, this iconic tunnel embodies a significant chapter in Puerto Rican history and has, over time, transformed into a beloved natural attraction, drawing visitors with its picturesque views and poignant whispers of a bygone era. A Concrete Link to the Past: History of the Túnel de Guajataca The story of…
Read MoreVega Baja Puerto Rico
A Gem on Puerto Rico’s Northern Coast Located on the northern coast of Puerto Rico, Vega Baja is a vibrant municipality that effortlessly blends rich history with breathtaking natural beauty. From its humble beginnings as a Spanish settlement to its present-day charm, Vega Baja offers visitors a captivating glimpse into the heart of Puerto Rican culture. A Glimpse into the Past: Founding and Early History Vega Baja’s story officially began on October 7, 1776, when it was formally founded. However, its roots stretch back even further. Before its establishment as…
Read MoreTaller Puertorriqueño
Taller Puertorriqueño is a community-based cultural organization dedicated to preserving, developing, and promoting Puerto Rican arts and culture, along with other Latino cultural expressions and common roots, aiming to build connections among the local community, the broader region, and the Puerto Rican and Latino diasporas. It presents exhibitions and events on-site as well as educational outreach and other community programs around the city. Our Vision Taller’s commitment to using art as a means of addressing the challenges in our community is not just about creating beautiful works of art; it’s…
Read Morethe National Puerto Rican Museum
Our Mission The National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture (NMPRAC) is devoted to the promotion, integration and advancement of Puerto Rican arts and culture, presenting exhibitions and programming created to enhance the visibility and importance of the rich Puerto Rican arts tradition. Our History Located in Humboldt Park, in the heart of Chicago’s Puerto Rican community, the National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts & Culture (NMPRAC) is the only self-standing museum in the nation devoted to showcasing Puerto Rican arts and cultural exhibitions year-round. Founded in 2000 by…
Read MorePablo Jose Hernandez Resident Commissioner for Puerto Rico
Pablo José Hernández, born on May 11, 1991, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is the youngest Resident Commissioner in Puerto Rico’s history. Elected with the highest number of votes of any official in the 2024 election, he represents the people of Puerto Rico in the U.S. Congress with a focus on economic development, equity in federal programs, and infrastructure rebuilding. Hernández began his political career in 2008 as a volunteer for the mayoral race in San Juan before he was old enough to vote. His innovative use of social media…
Read MoreChicharrones
Easy as 1 – 2 – 3 – Chicharrones are made from fresh pork belly and a cut that doesn’t include much meat (the meat doesn’t really hold up well to the process, it’s the fat that counts here). You cannot compare store bought chicharrones to these. And they are so easy…. During our holiday food festivities, we are not really interested in huge quantities of chicharron but a taste. Cut off some pieces of fat with a sliver of meat from your pork and fry, fat down and then…
Read MoreAre You Covered? Why Renters Insurance is More Important Than Ever
(BPT) – Renting your home? You’re not alone. According to Pew Research, more than 44 million households in the U.S. were rented in 2024 — that’s more than one-third of all homes. And the number keeps growing. With renting on the rise, it’s never been more important to think about protecting what’s inside your home. That’s where renters insurance comes in. Many people mistakenly believe their landlord’s insurance covers them, but that’s only true for the building — not your belongings. Mercury Insurance wants renters to know they have options…
Read MoreEssential Travel Resources Every Boricua Should Know About
Travel is deeply woven into the Boricua way of life. Whether you’re heading from the island to the mainland United States, making a quick trip to the Caribbean, or exploring faraway destinations, traveling as a Puerto Rican comes with its own set of unique needs and opportunities. The freedom to travel easily and confidently means having access to the right resources—tools that help you handle unexpected challenges and make the most of every trip. By knowing which services to rely on, you can avoid unnecessary stress, protect your plans, and…
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