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Letters praise Lindsay, Palmetto Bay development freeze
- The Miami Herald , May 24
My husband, father and I have been residents of Palmetto Bay for the past nineteen years.
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Palmetto Bay approves four-month moratorium on building permits
- The Miami Herald , May 22The development freeze does not apply to single-family homes on an acre or less.
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Ex-mayor: Pick-up truck law protects City Beautiful
- The Miami Herald , May 18Every few years for the past 40 years or so, the pick-up truck issue surfaces in Coral Gables. Now, after prolonged and very expensive litig... ation in which the city successfully defended its ordinance not allowing parking pick-up trucks in residential areas, the City Commission immediately turned back its victory. Why did we (the city) even start to expend upwards of $200,000 by the taxpayers if there was apparently no intention of savoring a victory; on the contrary, to just squander it instead. Who of us, personally, would win a law suit, only to magnanimously hand the win back to an opponent?
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Memorial walk will honor girl killed by alleged drunk driver
- The Miami Herald , May 18Students at Southwood Middle School in Palmetto Bay will take a memorial walk on Wednesday to honor Kaely Camacho, the 13-year-old girl kill... ed in April by an alleged drunk driver.
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Murder-suicide suspected in Palmetto Bay couple’s shooting deaths
- The Miami Herald , May 17Neighbors said the real-estate broker and his accountant wife seemed friendly enough, although there were hints that all was not well with t... heir relationship.
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Palmetto Bay discusses moratorium on building permits
- The Miami Herald , May 8A proposed temporary halt to new building permits would not affect homes on an acre or smaller.
Magical Moments
- The Miami Herald , May 8Dance, music and art from students around the county will be on display at the Deering Estate in Palmetto Bay
From South Florida Blogs & Websites
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Community Newspapers: HPBSA Fall Ball registration begins
Community Newspapers, May. 22, 2012As it celebrates its 50th year of service to Pinecrest, Palmetto Bay and the surrounding areas, the Howard Palmetto Baseball-Softball Association opens registration for the 2012 fall season. Started five years ago as a prelude to the winter season, the fall program is geared to allow improvement and participation in [...] -
Community Newspapers: Delaney's first haircut caps 'cut-a-thon' event's success
Community Newspapers, May. 17, 2012The "cut-a-thon" on Sunday, Apr. 22, hosted by Joseph's Salon of Palmetto Bay not only served as a way to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, it also provided an opportunity to give the young girl who inspired the event her very first haircut. Delaney Binker, a bright and [...] -
Community Newspapers: Hurwitz honored for taking care of veterans' graves
Community Newspapers, May. 14, 2012Palmetto Bay resident Ronnie Hurwitz has been taking care of veterans' graves in Miami City Cemetery for the past 25 years. These are gravesites of those who died in service to the country. During a visit, Hurwitz saw the graves were tended but needed TLC. He thought what better way [...] -
EYE ON MIAMI: Is Palmetto Bay Taking the Flake Title from Homestead? by Geniusofdespair
EYE ON MIAMI, May. 14, 2012
It should come as no surprise that I am disappointed at the power struggle going on in Palmetto Bay. There are mean-spirited people living in Palmetto Bay trashing out the government. They are making Homestead look good lately...and that is not easy.
Names that have surfaced: Fiore, [...] -
Community Newspapers: Locks of Love receives gift from 15-year-old
Community Newspapers, May. 11, 2012Barry Neal, a 15-year-old Palmetto Bay resident, had long hair -- very long hair. After growing it for over two years, it reached a length well beyond his shoulders, way down to the middle of his back. When Neal learned of Locks of Love, a non-profit organization that accepts donations [...]





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