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The kids will be out of school soon, and that means finding ways to keep
them busy. Let Herald.com help you sort through the activities and summer
camps in your area.
STEPH SEZ/Stephanie Sayfie Aagaard No more 'slow season' for social, charity events
Temperatures are rising, the days are getting longer and summer is right around the corner. In South Florida, this has typically meant the social season has come to a halt. Times have changed; there is no more ''season'' in our community. Our calendars are now packed year-round with galas, wine tastings, charity benefits, chic soirees and rowdy receptions. Click to see what to expect through August.
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