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2010
Appreciation Sale - January 2010
2009
Ocean Drive Magazine - June Issue
Levinson Jewelers - Now on Las Olas
2006
Living Life ... LEVINSON STYLE
Fire and Ice ... LEVINSON STYLE
Running Over the Competition ... LEVINSON STYLE
525,600 Minutes ... LEVINSON STYLE
Financial Solutions ... LEVINSON STYLE
Seminole Style ... LEVINSON STYLE
On the Big Screen ... LEVINSON STYLE
An Exceptional Dining Experience ... LEVINSON STYLE
Zizzling Hot ... LEVINSON STYLE
Dynamic Designs ... LEVINSON STYLE
2005
Living Life...LEVINSON STYLE
Play Hard...LEVINSON STYLE
A Work of Art...LEVINSON STYLE
Creatively Speaking...LEVINSON STYLE
On the Air...LEVINSON STYLE
Making Music...LEVINSON STYLE
A Driving Force...LEVINSON STYLE
Leading the Way...LEVINSON STYLE
Talk Sports...LEVINSON STYLE
Strike 'em Out...LEVINSON STYLE
Front Cover/2005 Live Life Campaign
2004
Analyzing the Game ... LEVINSON STYLE
What is Live Life ... LEVINSON STYLE?
Financing South Florida ... LEVINSON STYLE
Scoring Points ... LEVINSON STYLE
Looking Good ... LEVINSON STYLE
Hospitality ... LEVINSON STYLE
Brain Power ... LEVINSON STYLE
Winning a World Championship ... LEVINSON STYLE
Madison Avenue ... LEVINSON STYLE
Food and Fun ... LEVINSON STYLE
Play Ball ... LEVINSON STYLE
20th Anniversary Diamonds & Denim Event
How Do I Love Thee?
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Wednesday, March 15, 2006
Seminole Style ... LEVINSON STYLE
Max B. Osceola, JR., is a member of the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Within the Tribe, there are extended families called clans. Max is a member of the Panther Clan. Max has made a positive impact while serving with the Seminole Tribal Council and is currently serving his 11TH two-year term as the Hollywood Council Representative. He is involved with many charities throughout Broward County that conduct research to prevent health related problems and advocate life improvement for the youth and adults. Max was inducted into the Broward County Sports’ Hall of Fame (2003) for his contribution to high school and youth sports in the county and was the recipient of the Silver Medallion Award (2004) from the National Conference for Community and Justice. He was also named as a “Treasure of Broward” by the Leadership Broward Foundation in 2005.
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