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KENDALL

Jerusalem exhibit returns to Alper JCC

Are you ready to travel to one of the oldest cities in the world? No luggage is required when children and their families take an imaginary trip and experience A Walk though Jerusalem, a hands-on exhibit opening Sunday at the Lisa Ann Watson Children's Discovery Museum.

  • SWEETWATER

    Sweetwater to launch baseball academy

    City officials signed off on the operation of a baseball program starting in January.

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Smiling as they survey a bounty of new toys donated at the Miami Jewish Home and Hospital Douglas Gardens Campus are Michelle Frasier, left; Leslie Geller; and Yvonne Hurlbutt, holding Geller's pooch "Sophie Rose." The toys were collected in a "Toymobile" in MJHHD's annual Thanksgiving Parade & Toy Drive Kickoff.

    MIAMI-DADE

    Toy drives face tough times this season

    An uncertain economy has made for a slow start for many toy drives -- ''Unfortunately, I think there are going to be a lot more people looking for toys than giving them,'' said Sunny Isles Beach Police Chief Fred Maas, whose department has only gotten a trickle of toys so far.

  • CRIME BLOTTER

    Police reports from local municipalities

    SWEETWATER AREA | A thief stole a laptop computer after breaking a window on a 2008 GMC Yukon in the 500 block of Northwest 136th Avenue between 7 and 7:45 p.m. Nov. 19. The laptop was valued at $1,900. Damage was estimated at $150.

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Rabbi Barry Tabachnikoff.

    KENDALL

    Ceremony to rename Kendall street after late rabbi

    Miami-Dade County Commissioner Katy Sorenson and state Rep. Julio Robaina will hold a ceremony naming a part of Southwest 87th Avenue after the late Rabbi Barry Tabachnikoff at 9 p.m. Wednesday.

  • EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK

    Popular Chekika spot to be reopened

    The National Park Service will reopen the Chekika day-use area on Monday -- one of the Everglades' closest spots to Miami. Its popular picnic area will be open from dawn to dusk until May 1.

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David Lyons, president of the Kendale Homeowners Association, with one of his pieces of memorabilia: a signed helmet from the Cowboys after they won their first Super Bowl.

    KENDALE

    David Lyons gets involved to get things done

    Kendale homeowner David E. Lyons lives by the mantra that change begins with a group of informed and dedicated people, commonly referred to as community activists.

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Peggy Sapp of Informed Families and The Florida Family Partnership learned on the job from South Miami K-8 Center Principal Anamarie Moreiras in her recent Principal For a Day experience.

    FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS | By CHRIS MAYO

    Businesswoman fills principal's shoes in South Miami

    The Principal for a Day program is a one-day event that puts business people in the shoes of public school principals. The program aims to develop long-term relationships between educators and local executives.

  • CRIME BLOTTER

    Police reports from local municipalities

    SWEETWATER AREA | A thief stole a city of Miami firefighter badge, identification card, driver's license and other items after breaking a window on a 2007 GMC Yukon in the 700 block of Northwest 135th Court between 10:30 and 10:45 p.m. Nov. 19. The items were valued at $111. Damage was estimated at $100.

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Everyone pays attention as the class plays 'The Stock Market Game' during economics class at Archbishop Coleman Carrol High in Miami.

    ARCHBISHOP COLEMAN CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL

    Archbishop Coleman Carroll students learn stock market rules through game

    A national educational program is teaching local high school students how to win at the stock market game.

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"Old Faithful" was fed and cared for by several kind Redland residents before disappearing, most likely to a new home.

    COMMENTARY

    Redland neighbors give stray dog a happy ending

    I believe my neighbors in South Florida really are good at heart, and here is why. Since I have lived in Redland I have heard a lot about the abandoned dogs who roam the farmlands, the ''road warriors'' as one of my new friends calls them.

  • SWEETWATER

    Sweetwater City Commission proposes annexation plan

    The Sweetwater City Commission presented an annexation proposal Monday to concerned residents of an unincorporated area north of the city.

  • CRIME BLOTTER

    Police reports from local municipalities

    SWEETWATER AREA | A thief stole clothes after breaking a window on a 2005 Honda in the 11900 block of Southwest Fourth Street between 11:45 p.m. Nov. 11 and 2:15 a.m. Nov. 12. The clothes were valued at $200. Damage was estimated at $100.

  • FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS | By CHRIS MAYO

    Girl Scouts take part in gingerbread house contest

    Girl Scout Troop 1938 learned a lot about home building at a gingerbread house making workshop at the Coral Gables Youth Center. The event was part of the Coral Gables Museum's first gingerbread house contest open now through Dec. 14.

  • TROPICAL PARK AREA

    Kendall residents concerned about Palmetto Expressway expansion

    Kendall residents and a Miami-Dade county commissioner are concerned about Palmetto Expressway expansion, which includes widening Bird Road to eight lanes in front of Tropical Park.

  • CRIME BLOTTER

    Police reports from local municipalities

    SWEETWATER | A thief stole a VCR and a briefcase after breaking a window on a 2001 Mazda at the corner of Northwest 102nd Avenue and Flagler Street at 2:45 p.m. Nov. 17. The items were valued at $300. Damage was estimated at $200.

  • THE FALLS

    Parade at The Falls kicks off holiday season on Saturday

    The holiday season returns at The Falls shopping mall as the 12th annual Miracle on 136th Street Parade is held this Saturday.

  • CRIME BLOTTER

    Police reports from local municipalities

    SWEETWATER AREA A thief stole three pairs of sunglasses after breaking a window on a 2001 Mitsubishi in the 1000 block of Northwest 123rd Court between 9 p.m. Nov. 2 and 3 p.m. Nov. 3. The sunglasses were valued at $110. Damage was estimated at $50.

  • MIAMI

    Miami-Dade students show artistic side in exhibit

    More than 300 works of art by students from throughout Miami-Dade will be on display in a new exhibition, The Shapes of Space, now on view at 801 Art Studio, 801 SW Third Ave. in Miami.

  • Second teen charged in fatal Nov. 10 robbery

    A second teenager accused in the fatal robbery of Coral Park High School student Erik Bostock, 17, has been arrested and charged with murder.

  • KENDALL COMMUNITY COUNCIL

    New leaders have new goals for Kendall Community Council

    The Kendall Community Council welcomed a new two-year term by electing council member Elliot N. Zack as its new chairman and council member Alberto Santana as its new vice chairman at Wednesday's nonzoning meeting.

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