Category: 2025

Back to School Food Allergy Guide: What Parents Need to Know

Puerto Rico
Back to School Food Allergies

(BPT) – Children spend anywhere from 800 to 1,100 hours at school each year. For those with food allergies, that time comes with added risks. From cafeteria meals to classroom snacks, the risk of a food allergy exposure is an everyday concern. And with good reason: The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that 1 in 13 children — roughly two per classroom — are affected by food allergies. Of those, 42% have experienced at least one severe allergic reaction, known as anaphylaxis. For children at risk,…

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Detenga el Fraude de Medicare Antes de Que Comience

Puerto Rico
Fraude de Medicare

Cuando asumí el rol de dirigir Medicare, uno de mis principales objetivos era acabar con el fraude crónico, el desperdicio y el abuso en el programa. Garantizar que el dinero de los contribuyentes se utilice de manera responsable y que los recursos de Medicare sigan estando disponibles para quienes dependen de ellos es una prioridad absoluta. Las personas con Medicare están en el centro mismo de este esfuerzo. Los estafadores buscan su número de Medicare para presentar reclamos falsos por servicios que nunca se brindaron o por servicios que no…

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Puerto Rican Parade of Newark New Jersey

Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican Day Parade of NJ

Puerto Rican Day Parade presents: 64th Puerto Rican Parade & Boricua Festival Sunday, September 21, 2025 the Newark PRDP will celebrate 64 years of showcasing the best of Puerto Rico culture with music, dance and colorful display of cultural pride. Groups interested in participating in the Parade and Boricua Music Festival can apply online.   Our Mission Our mission is to instill a sense of pride and self-worth in our Puerto Rican community through the exhibition of art, music, literature, education, and civic engagement. This year we celebrate the 63rd…

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Hartford Puerto Rican Parade

Puerto Rico

The Hartford Puerto Rican Parade features nearly 3,000 marching participants and is the largest parade in the City of Hartford and the Hartford region. Among the participants, you will see our honorees and delegates, local school groups, school bands, cultural groups from different countries showcasing their pride, Hartford Police Officers and Hartford Firefighters, the CT National Guard, music groups, entertainers, faith groups, Paso Fino Horses, clowns, media groups (radio, TV, print), sponsors, and elected officials. On Sunday September 21st 2025, The Greater Hartford Puerto Rican Day Parade, which begins at…

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Finca Neo Jibairo Rio Grande Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico
Finca Neo Jibairo

We’re more than just a farm—we’re an experience! Explore our vegetable and flower crops, sip on a local beer or mocktail, and enjoy a premium Puerto Rican artisan cigar at our bar and cigar shop—no reservations needed. Want to dive deeper? Join our cigar-rolling workshop, where our expert tabaqueros will guide you in crafting your own cigar. If you want to explore the heart of Puerto Rican farming, book our EcoFarm Walking Tour. And for those looking to experience the east side of Puerto Rico, Casa Jibairo offers the perfect…

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2025 Nissan Altima Review | Accelerate Toward Extraordinary

Puerto Rico
Nissan Altima

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

Puerto Rico

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…

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Túnel de Guajataca: A Journey Through Puerto Rico’s Railway Past

Puerto Rico
Tunel de Guajataca

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…

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Vega Baja Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico
Balneario Puerto Nuevo

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…

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Taller Puertorriqueño

Puerto Rico

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…

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