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To this day, Brett Chestley still remembers the old Grand Beach holding a kind of magic.
To this day, Brett Chestley still remembers the old Grand Beach holding a kind of magic.
As a boy spending summers at his family s cabin, the area was full of little adventures for Chestley: after a day at the beach, he and his sisters would hop on their bikes and pedal to the arcade, or the quaint Grand Putt mini-golf course.
First built in 1978, the mini-putt patch was a family-run Grand Beach institution one of several popular activities around the town. In 2007, the land was sold to a developer who wanted to build a small hotel on the site. But the hotel never materialized, and for 13 years the site languished, choked by weeds and crumbling concrete.
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How the Worldâs Jewish Community Came Together to Bring Aid to Surfside
Across the street and across the ocean, Jews came together to bring relief to a crowded little beachside community devastated by a sudden unfathomable loss.
SURFSIDE, Fla. (JTA) â âIâm a Jew, Iâm a Jew, Iâm a Jew,â Steve Eisenberg tells me.
Weâre standing in The Shul of Bal Harbour on Sunday, in its social hall under construction. Two days earlier, on Friday evening just before Shabbat, it was piled high with blankets, clothing, mattresses, food and toiletries for the families made homeless after a building in this town of 6,000 collapsed into a pile of rubble.