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HIALEAH, Fla. – After months of tireless leadership, sacrifice, and dedication to saving lives during the COVID-19 pandemic, three healthcare heroes were honored at a surprise ceremony, Thursday, by Hialeah Hospital and the Hialeah Fire Department. Rodriguez Arritola says she still remembers the first day they received COVID-positive patients. Ad“We have an opportunity to recognize three members of our team who exemplify the spirit of all the team,” says Hialeah Hospital CEO. As Hialeah Hospital is part of the Tenet Healthcare System, they were each given the distinction of being honored as a “Tenet Hero.” Of all 110,000 Tenet healthcare employees in the U.S., only 76 people receive this title. Everybody here is a hero.”Furthermore, Rodriguez Arritola received the distinctive honor of being inducted into the Tenet Heroes Hall of Fame.

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"We love filmmaking in all its forms, so we'll move forward sort of finding new ways to challenge and surprise ourselves as filmmakers." 'Avengers: Endgame' triumphantly caps Marvel universe"Death of favorite characters is certainly a very cathartic experience for a lot of people," said Joe. That's been an interesting conversation, about who died, and when, and how...Heroes, that's their job, is to sacrifice their lives." "I still have Grimjack #1 in my comic book collection at home -- that was a big book for me," Joe revealed. The brothers expect that comic book and pop cultural properties will continue to attract them as filmmakers.