When filmmaker Orson Welles created Citizen Kane, drawing from the private life of publisher William Randolph Hearst and exposing him to public scrutiny and ridicule, Hearst used his considerable influence to suppress the film. Through film clips and materials from the Library of Congress and The Wolfsonian Library, chief librarian Dr. Frank Luca will uncover fact from fiction in Welles's portrayal of the rise and fall of an American media mogul—a masterpiece of cinema that almost never made it to the theater. Free and open to members | Join/Register Date: Friday, October 18, 2024 Time: 6:30–8pm Location: The Wolfsonian–FIU @ 1001 Washington Avenue   By ML Staff. Courtesy of The Wolfsonian–FIU

As Hispanic Heritage Month unfolds from September 15 to October 15, USTA Florida proudly celebrates the significant contributions of Hispanic players, coaches, and volunteers who have enriched the state’s tennis landscape.   Hispanic influence in Florida’s tennis scene dates back several decades. The migration of Hispanic families to Florida brought a wave of talent and passion for the sport. One of the biggest Hispanic pioneers from Florida is Mary Joe Fernandez, a tennis legend born in the Dominican Republic, but raised in Miami, made a substantial impact on the tennis world. Fernandez, a two-time Olympic gold medalist and Doubles Grand Slam champion, has been a role model for aspiring tennis players in Florida, especially with young girls. Mary Joe Fernandez in July, 1981 at Laver’s Racquet Club, Delray Beach. In recent years, the growth of Hispanic participation in Florida tennis has been remarkable. The state’s vast Hispanic population, which makes up a little more than a quarter of Florida’s residents, has fueled a vibrant tennis culture. This growth is reflected in the increasing number of Hispanic players, volunteers, tournament directors, and coaches.  Following the boom of tennis participation in 2020, partially due to the Covid pandemic, Florida tennis was well represented by the Hispanic culture. At that time, 16% of the 1.5 million tennis players in the state were Hispanic. In 2022, there were 1.63 million players with 23% being Hispanic, a 7% jump in just two years! Over the course of the next two years, Florida has more than 1.8 million players with more than 26% of the community represented by Hispanic participants, one of the largest of any USTA section.  USTA Florida has been instrumental in fostering an inclusive environment that supports Hispanic players, volunteers, and communities. There are 617 volunteers registered in the USTA Florida Volunteer Aces program, with just over 11% being Hispanic. On the tournaments side, there are 210 tournament directors in the state. Of those, there are just over 10% that are Hispanic.  When it comes to Community Coaches, of the more than 500 participants, 13% of them represent the Hispanic community. Finally, the approved trainers of the Community Coach Program are 10% Hispanic.  For USTA Florida Adult Leagues, South Florida counties such as Broward and Miami-Dade make up a great portion of Hispanic population. That region has seen great success in the past few years, including some National Championships, where Miami-Dade won back-to-back titles in the Adult 40 & Over 4.5 Men’s division.  USTA Florida has worked hard to promote tennis to Hispanic communities and grow the game in those areas. Back in 2013, the organization launched the Tenis Para Todos initiative, which was focused to bring the sport to Hispanic families across Central and South Florida, the two regions with the largest Hispanic population in the state.  As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, it’s essential to recognize the ongoing efforts to promote diversity and inclusion in Florida tennis. The future is bright on all fronts with more Hispanic youth taking up the sport, coaches being trained, and volunteers getting involved with tennis. USTA Florida’s commitment to expanding its outreach and support for Hispanic communities remains a core goal.  Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to honor the rich cultural contributions of Hispanic individuals to Florida’s tennis landscape and spotlight their growth. The organization plans to continue its efforts to make tennis a sport that anyone can see themselves in. By offering more programs and resources, USTA Florida aims to ensure that the next generation of Hispanic tennis players has the opportunity to thrive. By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of USTA Florida. Support the USTA Florida by becoming a member today.

The Miami Children’s Museum (MiChiMu) will host its 14th Annual Not So Scary Family Halloween Bash on Sunday, October 6th, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The event, supported by The Salty and partners Anton Fajardo, Miami Dade College, and Terra, will offer families a fun-filled afternoon. Tickets start at $70 for non-members and $60 for members. Co-chaired by Amanda Pizarro and Andy Rodriguez, co-founders of The Salty, the bash invites attendees to wear their best Halloween costumes. The event will feature trick-or-treating across 17 museum galleries, including the new Roar & Explore with Dinosaurs exhibit, along with mini pumpkin decorating, arts and crafts, and a family-friendly Haunted House. Lunch will be provided by Bolay, with Outback Steakhouse catering the VIP lounge. Additional sponsors include DEROODE ORTHODONTICS, Florida Prepaid, and Joe's Stone Crab, among others. The event will take place at Miami Children’s Museum, 980 MacArthur Causeway, Miami, FL 33132. Parking is available on-site. Tickets can be purchased at michimubash24.eventbrite.com . For sponsorship inquiries, contact Amanda Goodman at agoodman@miamichildrensmuseum.org . By ML Staff. Image Courtesy of Miami Children’s Museum

In recognition of National Voter Registration Day, Saks, the premier luxury ecommerce platform, is collaborating with Vote.org , the largest nonpartisan voter registration and get-out-the-vote platform in America, to support voting accessibility. Starting today, voters can visit Saks.com/vote to find resources to register to vote, check their voter registration status, learn more about the candidates on their local ballot and request an absentee ballot through Vote.org ’s platform. Additionally, Saks has debuted a window installation at the Saks Fifth Avenue New York flagship to encourage visitors to exercise their right to vote in the 2024 election. This initiative marks the second time Saks has collaborated with Vote.org to reach voters with convenient, nonpartisan resources and election information tools.  “As a prominent American brand with a far-reaching platform, Saks is committed to raising awareness of timely issues that matter to our customers, employees, partners and communities,” said Emily Essner, Chief Marketing Officer, Saks. “Voting is a fundamental right, and we are proud to work with Vote.org to help increase access to nonpartisan voter registration resources. We look forward to inspiring voters nationwide to get involved and make their voices heard during this upcoming election season.”  Customers can discover a special window installation dedicated to Saks’ voter registration initiative at the Saks Fifth Avenue New York flagship. Six of Saks’ famed windows on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 49th Street spell out “VOTE” in geometric, neon letters and feature QR codes that direct to Saks’ online voter registration experience, encouraging both the New York community and visitors from out of state to register to vote.  ABOUT SAKS Saks is the premier ecommerce platform for luxury fashion in North America. Driven by a mission to help customers express themselves through relevant and inspiring style, we serve as a destination to explore and discover the latest from established and emerging designers. Our expertly curated assortment features sought-after names in women’s, men’s and kids fashion, as well as beauty, home and lifestyle merchandise. Through the Saks website and app, we provide access to professional stylists, inspiring editorial content and interactive events. Our differentiated approach seamlessly combines elevated online experiences with in-person services through an exclusive partnership with the Saks Fifth Avenue stores.  Visit Saks.com for more information. Follow @saks on Instagram , TikTok , LinkedIn and Facebook and @Saks Fifth Avenue on LinkedIn .  ABOUT VOTE.ORG Vote.org is a 501(c)(3) nonpartisan nonprofit using technology to simplify political engagement and increase turnout among young people and voters of color. It is the largest 501(c)(3) nonprofit, nonpartisan voting registration and get-out-the-vote (GOTV) technology platform in America. Through corporate and nonprofit partnerships, a large-scale community of grassroots donors, diverse coalition building and influencer-driven outreach, Vote.org leverages innovative solutions that meet underserved voters where they engage and get their information, and has established its brand as the most trusted and accessible online resource for registering to vote and understanding how to cast a ballot. ML Staff. Content/image(s) courtesy of Saks Fifth Avenue

Inaugurated on September 19th, in the presence of Brigitte Macron, Mayor of Le Havre, Edouard Philippe, Chairman and CEO of LVMH, Bernard Arnault, and, Chantal Gaemperle, Group Executive Vice President Human Resources and Synergies, the LIVE campus – L’Institut des Vocations pour l’Emploi – in Le Havre, is the first to be located in western France, thereby strengthening the institute's territorial coverage. As the sixth campus, it increases LIVE's annual hosting capacity to over 650 people. This general interest association extends the social responsibility policy pursued by the Group for more than 15 years and its commitment to regional territories and equal opportunities. Founded by Brigitte Macron with LVMH in 2019, LIVE targets adults over 25 years old who, after a long period of inactivity or personal difficulties, are determined to build a new professional project. The “Livers” have diverse backgrounds; their average age is 41 years old, and half of them have graduated from higher education institutions. On average, they have endured a period of four years of inactivity before joining the program. LIVE relies on an educational program validated by a committee comprised of individuals committed to employment, education, and equal opportunities. The education at LIVE combines acknowledging previously acquired skills with developing new knowledge as well as providing support that helps participants regain confidence in their abilities and develop them further. More than 100 contributors - including professors, trainers, consultants, experts - are actively involved with participants. LIVE now has a total of six campuses across France: the first ones opened in 2019 in Clichy-sous-Bois for Île-de-France region and Valence for Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region; followed by Roubaix for Hauts-de-France region in 2021; Marseille for Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region in 2023; and Reims for Grand-Est region in 2024. Each campus hosts two groups ranging from 50 to 60 individuals annually for 18 weeks of free support. All campuses work closely with local stakeholders involved with integration and employment, offering a complementary solution to existing services and interacts with them. More than 1,700 people have been supported since LIVE's first campus was launched with an exit rate into active life - employment transition jobs or training - higher than 80%. Faced with growing societal challenges, LVMH understands that unwavering commitment and mobilization from everyone are essential. Therefore, the Group has been engaged for over 15 years now through often pioneering actions or structures that are always genuine towards society. ML Staff. Content/image(s) courtesy of LVMH

Art Basel Miami Beach is set to reveal major details of its upcoming edition, featuring new exhibition concepts and significant proposals across its various sectors. A key highlight will be the Meridians sector, which focuses on monumental artworks. For the first time, Meridians will be curated by Yasmil Raymond, former director of Portikus in Frankfurt and a previous curator at The Museum of Modern Art, New York; Dia Art Foundation, New York; and Walker Art Center, Minneapolis. Pablo Picasso. 1910, Girl with a Mandolin (Fanny Tellier), oil on canvas, 100.3 × 73.6 cm (39 × 28 in), Museum of Modern Art, New York Meridians: Showcasing Monumental Artworks Meridians will present 18 projects, with most created this year alongside notable historical pieces. Featured artists include Alice Aycock, Rachel Feinstein, Roberto Huarcaya, Zhu Jinshi, Portia Munson, José Parlá, Danh Vō, Lee ShinJa, and Franz West. This edition, titled ‘State of Becoming,’ will explore critical themes such as the fragility of democracy and the rising global anxiety surrounding climate change. Strategic Relocation and Focus Meridians will be relocated to the south end of the show floor, positioned next to the Nova and Positions sectors, which spotlight emerging galleries and artists. This strategic move will enhance the fair's contemporary art offerings with a renewed focus on institutionally-driven monumental sculpture, painting, and installation. Rare works: Helly Nahmad Gallery’s (New York) showcase of 20th-century masters including Wassily Kandinsky, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Alexander Calder, Jean Dubuffet, Pablo Picasso, Max Ernst, Fernand Léger, Lucio Fontana, and Joan Miró Hitting the market for the first time Hirschl & Adler Modern’s Franz Kline (coming from private collection of the artist’s friend and first patron of Franz Kline): The market debut of nearly a dozen paintings and works on paper from the 1940s by the master American Abstract-Expressionist painter  Coinciding with the centennial anniversary of the Surrealist Movement, main sector newcomer Gallery Wendi Norris (San Francisco) will present works by Cuban-born contemporary artist María Magdalena Campos-Pons in dialogue with rare paintings by the canonical Spanish Surrealist Remedios Varo.  Additionally, in Survey, two galleries will bring booths dedicated to rare works by French Surrealist women artists: a showcase of paintings by the little-known Jacqueline Lamba at Weinstein Gallery (San Francisco), and a theatrical presentation featuring original photographs and books by Claude Cahun at Galerie Alberta Pane (Paris). Significant works in Meridians – led by Puerto Rican-American curator Yasmil Raymond for the first time: White Cube bringing a significant Danh Vo to Meridians: a new floor-to-ceiling sculpture by the Vietnamese-Danish artist  Van de Weghe bringing a Franz West:  Urs  (2010), a freestanding painted sculpture made from epoxy resin by Franz West, part of the late artist's  Legitimate Sculptures  series begun in the mid-1980s Museum connections in Meridians New bronze sculpture by by Rachel Feinstein who has a major mid-career survey at The Bass A mural sized diptyque by Jose Parlá connected to an exhibition of new work at the Perez New galleries: With an exceptional 34 new galleries joining the fair across all sectors, and 30 new and returning exhibitors set to present in the main sector for the first time, the show stands to be thoroughly re-invigorated Hailing from a wide variety of geographies – from Bogotá to Toronto, Madrid, Jakarta, and beyond – outstanding proposals from newcomers across sectors abound, including Gajah Gallery's (Singapore) booth in Survey, featuring previously unseen paintings and wood and cotton sculptures by Indonesian artist I Gusti Ayu Kadek Murniasih, on the subject of feminine pleasure, autonomy, and body horror; Galerie Allen's (Paris) trio presentation in Nova, on the theme of 'sanctuary amongst the grotesque,' featuring paintings by Ex-Situationist Jacqueline de Jong, aquarium sculpture works by Trevor Yeung, and hand-blown glass sculptures of tongues by Tarek Lakhrissi that evoke Queer gateways into safe-space backroom culture; as well as Gordon Robichaux's (New York) showcase in Positions, with a series of shrine works by Agosto Machado derived from the artist and activist's personal archives, marking an important introduction of the late figure's work to broader commercial audiences. By ML Staff.

On September 17, 2024, Hyundai Hope On Wheels ® & South Florida Hyundai Dealers Association presented a $100,000 Hyundai Impact Award grant to Dr. Kerice Pinkney  and Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation to underwrite cancer-related needs at the pediatric facility.    Zoe Vargas   $100,000 check presentation With the award, the hospital’s nonprofit foundation will have received more than $1.2 million in total lifetime funding from Hyundai’s Hope On Wheels campaign, which began nationally in 1998. The initiative is supported by Hyundai and its U.S. dealers, including those in Broward and Miami-Dade counties, to help kids fight cancer.   Dr. Kerice Pinkney and a cancer patient Dr. Kerice Pinkney South Florida children battling cancer participated in the program’s signature handprint ceremony, dipping their hands in paint and adding their prints to a white Hyundai SUV. Their colorful contribution to the Hope vehicle represents their cancer journeys, hopes, and dreams.   Hope on Wheels vehicle Giosetta Anania Giosetta Anania 2 Cancer survivor Jaylin Pulido Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital  is one of the nation’s leading pediatric hospitals, offering a comprehensive scope of healthcare services and programs in a caring, compassionate setting designed specifically for children. A level one trauma center that is part of the Hollywood-based Memorial Healthcare System , it combines advanced technology, the expertise of board-certified specialists, and a patient and family-centered approach to heal the body, mind, and spirit.    The hospital’s nonprofit foundation  focuses on philanthropy to positively impact patients, families, and underwrite programs, facilities, and equipment that support the pediatric facility’s mission.            Connect online at jdch.com  and @jdchospital on Facebook , X , YouTube , and Instagram .    Hyundai Hope on Wheels® is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is committed to finding a cure for childhood cancer. Launched in 1998, Hyundai Hope On Wheels provides grants to eligible institutions nationwide that are pursuing critical research aimed at improving treatments and saving lives. Hyundai Hope On Wheels is one of the largest nonprofit funders of pediatric cancer research in the country. Primary funding for Hyundai Hope On Wheels comes from Hyundai Motor America and its more than 830 U.S. dealers. In 2024, Hyundai Hope On Wheels will surpass a lifetime total donation of $250 million in support of more than 1,300 childhood cancer research grants to over 175 hospitals and research institutions. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital Foundation

Belmond once again shines in the international hotel scene, taking home two awards at The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2024. Maroma, A Belmond Hotel, Riviera Maya ranked at No.18 and was awarded with the Flor de Caña Eco Hotel of 2024 and Mount Nelson, A Belmond Hotel, Cape Town ranked at No.28, claiming the place of 2024’s Best Hotel in Africa. Following its reopening in August 2023, 18th-ranked Maroma has gained worldwide recognition as a stunning tropical sanctuary offering guests a unique immersion in Mayan culture. The reborn icon has launched its Maroma Spa by Guerlain, and its Meliponario protects the precious native Melipona bees. Committed to protecting the environment, the hotel also partners with Parley for the Oceans to forge an enduring legacy for the surrounding oceans.  The 28th-ranked Mount Nelson proposes a captivating escape in the heart the vibrant city of Cape Town. Celebrating its 125th anniversary this year, the hotel blends history and modernity in verdant gardens with a stunning view of Table Mountain. The hotel forges innovative collaboration with the local creative community and features exceptional refined cuisine under Executive Chef Luke Lawrence Barry. These awards recognize the Belmond philosophy of combining incomparable know-how with local authenticity, continually pushing boundaries to create unforgettable travel experiences.    Commenting on the awards, Arnaud Champenois, Senior Vice President, Global Brand & Marketing at Belmond, said: “The World’s 50 Best isn't merely an honor – it's a testament to the commitment from our teams around the world who, every day, passionately curate exceptional experiences that keep alive the art and romance of travel.”   ML Staff. Content/image(s) courtesy of LVMH

Celebrate Latinx Fashion in honor of “Hispanic Heritage Month" on Thursday, October 3rd on the third of the month-long Dale Talks, co-hosted by Miami Art Hang and LALO tequila, these events are a great way to learn, build community, listen to some killer tunes from Dale Zine Radio and sip complimentary LALO tequila cocktails, the panel discussion begins no later than 7:15. The talk was produced and moderated by the amazing Veronica Pesantes, founder of Miami Art Hang.   This Thursday 10/3 Vero will discuss "Fashion as Art” with this all-star line up:   Maria Barraco: founder of Animal Vintage Luna Elortegui: Indie designer and creative/Central St Martins Edgar Navarro: jewelry designer, retailer   Juanita Crary: Master stylist, fashion Professor Istituto Marangoni    Starting at 6pm you are welcome to sip, network and shop to the tunes of Dale Zine Radio. The discussion begins no later than 7:15! Date: Thursday, October 3, 2024 Time: 6:00PM - 9:00PM Address Dalé Zine Shop 50 NE 40th St Miami Florida, 33137 ML Staff. Content/image(s) courtesy of MDD

Little marine biologists will shine on the dance floor while learning about the adaptations that make animals glow. Continue learning at home with this Science Store pick ! Mini-Me Science sessions last approximately 60 minutes, with a 30-minute hands-on activity followed by a 30-minute guided museum exploration in one of our exhibitions. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Time and Date October 13, 2024 at 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM Location Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science 1101 Biscayne Blvd Miami, FL 33132 Mini-Me Science is a monthly program at Frost Science designed for you and your little one (ages two to five). You’ll share experiences that engage the senses while promoting exploration and discovery through hands-on activities that are specifically designed for early learners. Learn more at frostscience.org/mini-me . Cost : $25 for one child (ages two to five only) and one adult. Cost for every additional child is $20. Cost for every additional adult is $10. Museum admission must be purchased separately to participate. Older siblings may participate for an additional registration fee or $20 per sibling. By ML Staff. Courtesy of Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

A collage of vocal ensemble music! Join them for an evening featuring classical, opera, jazz, and a cappella. Frost bella voce, symphonic choir, frost extensions, opera theater, & biscaydence. Matthew Brady, Kate Reid, Alan Johnson, Jeffrey Buchman, and Raina Murnak, conductors and directors; Anita Castiglione, piano. Friday, October 4, 2024. 7:30 P.M. Location: UM Gusman Concert Hall Ticket prices: $20, $16 and $10. Purchase tickets here.   Set a reminder for the event here. Read the program here. By ML Staff. Courtesy of Frost School of Music

El-Ad National Properties , an Elad Group company with a South Florida-based team, has announced the release of expansive, fully furnished model residence 704 in  ALINA Residences ’  ALINA 210 for $5.472 million. ALINA Residences is a world-class residential destination in the heart of Boca Raton.    With design by South Florida-based luxury home furnishings company Artefacto, the 3,241-square-foot model features three bedrooms and three and one-half bathrooms. The corner residence designed for entertaining both indoors and outdoors, features an open-concept layout with ceiling heights reaching 10 feet and 673 square feet of outdoor space with a summer kitchen. Two private balconies include views of the ocean, city, garden and The Boca Raton golf course. The designer European-style gourmet kitchen features porcelain countertops, a waterfall-edge island, and a full suite of premium Gaggenau appliances, including a wine refrigerator that can hold up to 99 bottles.   The generously sized primary suite includes a spa-inspired bathroom curated by Porcelanosa with porcelain floors and wet walls, a rain shower in a seamless glass enclosure, a freestanding bathtub, and Porcelanosa fixtures. Residence 704 is a turn-key unit ready for occupancy now, in advance of the winter season.   The boutique, nine-story ALINA 210 offers 16,000 square feet of thoughtfully curated amenities, dedicated to only ALINA 210’s residents. Exclusive amenities include a spa with a dry sauna, aroma steam rooms, salon/treatment area, private locker rooms, state-of-the-art fitness facility and a bungalow-style pool with poolside cabanas. ALINA 210 residents also have access to the amenities at ALINA 200 and ALINA 220.   “This new, fully furnished model showcases the ultimate in luxury living for which ALINA is known,” said Candace Jorritsma, vice president of sales and marketing for El-Ad National Properties. “Artefacto’s creative interior design team has delivered sophisticated furnishings in a rich palette to further enhance the upscale lifestyle ALINA owners enjoy.”   Artefacto is internationally recognized for creating captivating residences in the most desirable addresses and towers. The brand is synonymous with the highest levels of luxury and contemporary living. A signature Artefacto home features layered organic textures and warm tones, anchored by timeless furniture designs. The brand sets the standard for excellence and operations from their South Florida-based distribution center, where shipping throughout the U.S. is expedited.   Sales gallery guests can tour ALINA 210 by appointment to experience unparalleled finishes and views. Private appointments can be scheduled at the new sales gallery at  sales@alinabocaraton.com . Douglas Elliman Development Marketing is the exclusive sales team.    ALINA phase two, which includes ALINA 210 and ALINA 220, is more than 80% sold and features a variety of available residences and floorplans. ALINA 210 received its temporary certificate of occupancy (TCO) in July 2024. When ALINA 220 is delivered in late 2024, ALINA Residences will be complete and comprise three nine-story buildings: ALINA 200 (121 residences, which are completed, sold out and occupied), ALINA 210 (30 residences) and ALINA 220 (152 residences, expected to be completed in late 2024), for a total of 303 units.    Residences in the three towers range from one to four bedrooms and span 1,400 to over 5,400 square feet, with many featuring dens and private terraces overlooking the golf course of the iconic The Boca Raton (formerly The Boca Raton Resort & Club). Designed by Garcia Stromberg Architecture and Interior Design with construction by Moss Construction, residences are complete with Gaggenau appliances, custom Italian cabinetry, and beautiful porcelain flooring.   All ALINA residents enjoy a curated selection of upscale amenities across the sprawling campus including two private rooftop pools, his and hers spa facilities with dry saunas, steam rooms, treatment rooms and relaxation rooms, state-of-the-art fitness centers, a studio with a professional-level golf and sports simulator, fire pits, dedicated yoga areas, exquisitely appointed club rooms, a dog park and more.   Tucked between the manicured green fairways of The Boca Raton and Southeast Mizner Boulevard, ALINA Residences is within walking distance to downtown Boca Raton’s restaurants, art galleries, salons, and boutiques, including the Mizner Park Amphitheater and the Boca Raton Museum of Art. The city’s iconic beaches, pristine parks and Brightline Boca Raton Station are just minutes away. Residences are priced from approximately $4 million to more than $10 million.   With more than three decades of high-end development experience in New York City, Los Angeles and Toronto, Elad Group founded El-Ad National Properties in South Florida in 2004. By expeditiously seizing opportunities, El-Ad National Properties has since earned a sterling reputation as an agile, entrepreneurial company with high expectations and solid values, a philosophy shared by all employees. El-Ad National Properties is leaving its footprint on South Florida with ALINA Residences Boca Raton as its first new development from the ground up project.   ML Staff. Photos courtesy of ALINA Residences Boca Raton