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1. Florentine New Year: A Celebration of Culture, History, and Tradition

   Many may not realize that Florence has its own New Year, celebrated on March 25. The Florentine New Year is an official holiday recognized by the city and this historical tradition dates back centuries, remaining an important part of Florentine culture today.

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2. Festa di San Giuseppe, a beloved Italian festivity

   The Festa di San Giuseppe, the feast day of Saint Joseph celebrated on March 19th, is a representative example of the ability of Italian traditions to seamlessly combine faith, popular culture, and gastronomy into a single celebration.

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3. Milano Green Standard School: Living Sustainability

   On March 18, we celebrate World Recycling Day, a perfect opportunity to ask ourselves: what can we do, in our small way, to help the planet?

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4. Kim Polling and Italy - Episode 10 (Season 9)

   Today, we have a special guest on ITALIANO ON-AIR: Judo champion Kim Polling. She studies Italian at our school in Turin and represented Italy at the last Olympics in Paris 2024.

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5. The Italian tennis phenomenon, Jannik Sinner

   Italian tennis sensation Jannik Sinner, 23, has been at the forefront of carrying Italy's profile to unprecedented levels in tennis. His recent wins, particularly at the ATP Finals in Turin, have brought unmatched happiness and pride for the Italian tennis lovers.

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