Anna Radinsky
Anna Radinsky is a senior at FIU majoring in journalism and sociology. Besides covering news around Sunny Isles Beach, she also runs the entertainment section of PantherNOW, FIU's student newspaper. She writes profiles on interesting people and covers news related to social and environmental issues, as well as culture and art.
Shark Week update: Global bite capital Florida is hotbed for fin trade
It's Shark Week, so let's celebrate, Florida- we're tops.
More sharks have come out of hiding in The Sunshine State and there have been fewer...
South Florida newspapers face existential danger
Some local newspapers in South Florida are in danger not only because the companies that own them have laid off employees, substantially cut salaries...
The “new normal” differs among Miami-Dade malls
At Aventura Mall on a recent weekend, it felt like the coronavirus pandemic was almost over.
Aside from the masks, the lines outside of stores...
Update: $1.8 million sand renourishment project in Sunny Isles Beach to start Jan. 6
Vacationers and snowbirds may need to avoid nearly a mile of the beach in Sunny Isles due to a multi-month sand renourishment project slated...
Manolo Valdés sculpture coming to Sunny Isles Beach
A blue 18-foot tall sculpture of a woman’s head with butterflies circling it will be placed at one of Sunny Isles Beach’s busiest intersections...
World renowned composer celebrates his 90th birthday
Peter Fuchs has been on this planet for nine decades, yet still produces music that brings smiles to audiences of all ages.
A survivor of...
$1.8 million sand renourishment project to be completed in Sunny Isles Beach mid-January
Vacationers and snowbirds may need to avoid nearly a mile of the beach in Sunny Isles due to a multi-month sand renourishment project –...
Plastic straws and stirrers to be banned in Sunny Isles Beach
Sunny Isles Beach will soon be joining Miami Beach, Coral Gables and Surfside in banning plastic straws and stirrers.
The Sunny Isles Beach Commission unanimously...
