Sprint’s “1Million Project” was designed to help one million high school students in the U.S. who do not have Internet access at home reach their full potential by giving them devices and free high-speed Internet access. In Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS), Sprint will distribute 14,000 free wireless devices and service to participating M-DCPS students for up to four years while they attend high...

Miami Lakes Elderly Affairs Committee, together with the Miami Lakes Bar Association, will host an Elder Legal Forum from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, November 4, at the Mary Collins Community Center, 15151 N.W. 82 Avenue.A panel of attorneys and experts in the area of probate, estate planning, foreclosure, credit fraud, and land issues will discuss these and other legal topics. The program will consist of two panel conversations, followed by...

“Miami Lakes is a cool place, but it's so quiet. I want to make some noise, make it fun,” said Rufino Paulino, owner of the newest restaurant in Miami Lakes, Dr. Limon's Ceviche Bar, located at 7341 Miami Lakes Drive in the Cypress Village shopping center. Though an official grand opening celebration is still in the works and a ribbon cutting with the Town Council happened only a couple weeks ago, Paulino's restaurant is...

The secret to getting ahead is making connections. Miami Lakes Economic Development Committee’s next Business Networking Mixer is set from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, October 26, at Italy Today, 6743 Main Street.Local business people will have an opportunity to meet 30 to 60 other professionals during the mixer including business owners, executives, investors, entrepreneurs and startups from a diverse range of industries.Miami...

Hurricane Irma debris cleanup in Miami Lakes Town Center and Business Park West was undertaken by officers and staff of The Graham Companies. Pictured (above left) is Shula Golf Course superintendent Tim Sticco and crew clearing downed trees on Bull Run Road, and (above right) Graham Commercial employees, including senior executives Stu and Carol Wyllie, made sure businesses could reopen in the Business Park. Shula’s Golf Course was...