This cute baby boy’s photo was likely taken in a South Florida studio.       A member of Gen X, he was born in 1971 and grew up in Palm Springs North.      He is a household name in town and has a reputation for being one of the best dressed men in Miami Lakes government.       While he was a toddler this cute baby was already showing off his style, as shown...

      Spend a Sunday afternoon strolling around Main Street to see more than 100 beautifully restored cars and trucks during the 10th Annual Miami Lakes Cars for a Cure show on March 29.       The free, family-friendly event happens from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. on Main Street.        A project of the Alonso family in memory of their late patriarch, Roberto Alonso, the show’s purpose is to...

March 19 Mount Sinai Health Lecture: Breast Cancer Facts and Myths Presented by the Elderly Affairs Committee, hear from Dr. Jessica Pastoriza about breast cancer. Miami Lakes Town Hall, 6601 Main St. 11 a.m. Free. Register at Toml.Eventbrite.com. March 20 - April 1  Education Advisory Board’s Book Drive Donate new books appropriate for kids in elementary grades. Drop books in new or good condition at Town Hall, 6601 Main St.,...

     Elsa Reus, of Hialeah Gardens, vice chair of the Miami Lakes Cultural Affairs Committee, is a world traveler. Since 2024, she has taken a Seine River cruise from Brittany to Paris in France, and in 2025 celebrated her birthday in England, Wales and Scotland.      In December, she journeyed to Vatican City in Italy for the Jubilee, a year-long event for Catholic pilgrims.       Like...

    Inside a replica cattle car like those used by the Nazi regime, shoe prints marked where crowds of men, women and children on their way to concentration camps during World War II would have stood.       Miami-Dade County Commissioner Sen. René García invited a non-profit group called Hate Ends Now to bring the cattle car, artifacts –- a yellow Star of David patch; a sign for Zyklon-B pesticide used...