NEWS FROM: Country Club of Miami, Doral, Hialeah, Hialeah Gardens, Medley, Miami Lakes, Miami Springs, Northwest, Palm Springs North, Virginia Gardens
This week, the ``great'' shopping season starts and many are going to use the Internet. So I thought I would give you tips that will hopefully keep you from getting a migraine down the road. Some of the below recommendations I have used in past columns and worth repeating.
On a sunny autumn day, a group of kids ages 5 to 18 put their best foot forward to dance, sing, and karate chop their way into the audience's heart -- under the watchful eye of their instructors.
``Mr. Turkey, better watch out. Thanksgiving Day is coming. If you're not careful, you'll end up. In someone's hungry tummy! Mr. Turkey, run, run, run. Please run away and hide. Mr. Turkey, run, run, run. Don't wait around outside.''
Hialeah's mayor urged residents to support Miami's bid to host the FIFA World Cup games in 2018 or 2022.
Doral Middle School students receive new computers from a community service organization.
DORAL | A burglar stole a computer and jewelry after breaking a sliding glass door at a house in the 4500 block of Northwest 107th Avenue between
Limbless mannequins on display at Miami International Mall draw attention to the helplessness of patients with Lou Gehrig's disease.
DORAL AREA
A thief stole a 1994 International truck and construction tools valued at $191,000 after cutting a hole in a fence at Allied Truck & Machinery Sales in the 7200 block of Northwest 74th Avenue between 4 p.m. Oct. 31 and 6 p.m. Nov. 1.Doral voters will go to the polls to decide whether to approve recommended changes to the city's charter.
A Mass for all medical professionals will be celebrated at 10 a.m. on Nov. 21 at Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church at 9500 SW 184th St.
Many of the Australian pine trees that have long been apart of the Miami Springs community have been cleared away due to previous blockage of the canal on Ludlam Drive.
Iwant to thank the many readers that e-mailed me in reference to my budget and I truly appreciate your e-mails. I know that somehow, we will continue our efforts in servicing our community because we cannot allow the criminals to take over.
DORAL
A thief stole 16 cellphones and a passport after breaking a door lock on a 2010 Chevrolet HHR in the 10700 block of Northwest 17th Street between 12:30 and 1:15 p.m.MIAMI-DADE NATIVE VICTOR SMALLEY MAKES IT ALL THE WAY TO LOS ANGELES TO BE ONE OF THE TOP 14 DANCERS ON FOX'S `SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE'
Discussions over lobbying and solid waste contracts spark flare-ups on the dais at a Miami Lakes town council meeting on Tuesday.
A music appreciation program enriches and adds meaning to lives of hospice patients
Julio D. Anta, 19, has fed the homeless for years, but from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, he has invited the community to share in this gift-giving project as he, through his ministry Humility Now, hosts the inaugural Homeless BBQ/Clothing Drive.A warm Neighbors in Religion salute to Julio D. Anta, 19, who has the homeless at heart.
Miami Lakes recently completed the largest capital project in town history -- a $2.5 million, eco-friendly community center located on the western end.
DORAL AREA | A thief stole a purse, credit cards and an identification card from a 2005 Saab in the 7300 block of Northwest 36th Street between 2 and 5 a.m.
Every Friday at 8 a.m., a group of students plant palm tree seeds at Miami Dade College North Campus' new palm tree nursery.
``Students learn a lot about palms even though they aren't science majors,'' said Juliette Llado, Student Government Association president. ``Each palm has a unique way about itself.''Next Saturday will be a proud day for the community.
Two local high school graduates, now college professors and published authors -- Tera W. Hunter and Edda Fields-Black -- are participating on the African Diaspora Panel at the 26th annual Miami Book Fair International.
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