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In Tuesday’s Miami Proud, we’re spotlighting two South Florida philanthropists who are advancing cancer care for children. CBS News Miami’s Najahe Sherman shows us how a couple is providing cutting edge treatment.

High school seniors all over the country are excited about their upcoming proms and yes, some might be nervous, too. A new trend in many places is for the other “seniors,” whose proms might have been 50 or 60 years ago, to enjoy a night reminiscent of when they were teenagers.

High-end senior living company Palace Group could build a nursing home and rehabilitation center in Homestead.

The city’s Development Review Committee will consider plans for the 5.06-acre vacant site directly south of the Palace Gardens assisted living facility at 3100 Campbell Drive on Aug. 12. Adam Rosenblum, VP of marketing and sales at Palace Group, said the new building would be a replacement for its Homestead Manor nursing home at 1330 N.W. 1st Ave. It will most likely sell that property when the new nursing home is completed, he added.

The Palace Renaissance, the memory care neighborhood at The Palace Kendall campus, recently debuted a new multi-sensory environment geared for residents with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and sensory processing needs.

A South Florida veteran who served on the front lines in World War II celebrated his 100th birthday. Mandell Mitchell may not look it, but he’s reached the triple digit milestone surrounded by his family. 7News got to take part in celebrating the special day at The Palace at Weston assisted living facility on Friday Mitchell enlisted in the military at 18, serving as an infantry trooper on the front lines in Europe in 1944.

The Palace Group, South Florida’s largest privately owned and operated senior living company, has been named as a Global recipient of the 2025 Gallup Exceptional Workplace Award (GEWA) for its outstanding commitment to employee engagement.

The prestigious award recognizes the most engaged workplace cultures in the world, and this marks the eighth year in a row The Palace has received the honor.

Join host Elizabeth Martinez as she sits down with the remarkable Roslyn Bennet, a resident of The Palace at Weston and a renowned retired sex therapist with stories, wisdom, and insights you won’t want to miss.

This conversation is bold, enlightening, and filled with perspectives that will challenge and inspire you. Viewer discretion is advised.

Weddings are meant to be shared with loved ones, and at The Palace at Weston, we believe that distance should never stand in the way of special moments. Our community recently transformed into a wedding venue for a heartfelt ceremony, allowing our resident, Mr. Levy, to be part of his granddaughter’s wedding. With cake, dancing and plenty of love, the event celebrated family and togetherness.

At The Palace at Weston, we believe in creating unforgettable moments that bring families together.

Born in Brooklyn, Dr. Harold Silberman discovered his passion for movement as the captain of his high school swim team. "Swimming taught me discipline," he says. "It's about consistency and pushing yourself to improve every day." That mindset carried into adulthood with tennis victories in singles and doubles tournaments, as well as water skiing with his family. "I was an avid water skier, and all my kids became accomplished water skiers," Silberman shares. "My youngest son even became a barefoot skier!"

The holiday season is an important one for senior living communities, representing a vital opportunity to celebrate with residents and to strengthen bonds and a sense of community.For older adults, the holidays can summon or accentuate feelings of loneliness and isolation. However, senior living communities have the power to help residents contend with those feelings while also striving to inspire joy. Communities choose to mark the season in a wide variety of ways, often aiming to enrich the resident experience, engage with families and the community, and recognize team members for their invaluable contributions.