Buy a sub, donate to cancer research

Community By Linda Trischitta, Editor Tuesday, March 11, 2025

Two businesses in Miami Lakes are participating in a fundraising drive to support cancer research: Baptist Health and Jersey Mike's Subs. The sub shop at 15145 NW 67th Ave. and 11 other locations in South Florida are hosting a Month of Giving in March. Customers can round up their orders and make a donation at the register or through the Jersey Mike's app. The Day of Giving is Wednesday, March 26, when 100% of sales from Jersey...

Celebration of Life set for Tuesday for Geezers first baseman Juan Campiz

Sports By Alexandra Herrera, Reporter Monday, March 10, 2025

A celebration of life will be held for Juan Campiz on March 11 at Vista Memorial Gardens in the chapel. Campiz, who lived in Unincorporated Miami-Dade County, died in January. He was 98. Campiz was a retired custodian with Miami-Dade County Public Schools and the oldest player on the Miami Lakes Geezers softball squad. Geezer’s coordinator Dave Oliver called Campiz the team’s “No. 1 Idol” and “truly...

Restaurants ready to serve Miami Lakers

Community By Linda Trischitta, Editor Monday, March 10, 2025

Cypress Village Shopping Center BurgerFi 7431 Miami Lakes Drive.  786-322-6270. Dine in, take-out. www.burgerfi.com CRUZEIRO Brazilian Steakhouse 7419 Miami Lakes Dr. 305-363-5247 Indoor/outdoor dining, take-out, Uber Eats. Order from cruzeirosteakhouse.net. DiCED 7425 Miami Lakes Drive  305-961-1032 Dicedfood.com, indoor dining; take-out; Uber Eats; Postmates; DoorDash....

Pets of Miami Lakes

Community Monday, March 10, 2025

    Biscuit is a 2-year-old Miniature Schnauzer who lives in Miami Lakes with Hannah O’Donnell and her boyfriend, Nicholas Albertson.      Depending on how Biscuit is groomed, he can look like a poodle or other breeds.      The couple are enrolled in law school and rely on Biscuit to help them cope with stress, O’Donnell said.       “He keeps us busy...

Town presents latest proposal for Miami Lakes Optimist Park

Community By Alexandra Herrera, Reporter Monday, March 10, 2025

    The town has considered improving Optimist Park since 2003. Nineteen years later, voters defeated a $19.5 million municipal bond proposal.       Meanwhile, the park continues to deteriorate. It has rusted backstops, busted dugouts and some wooden light poles, including one felled by Hurricane Irma and another that was decaying at its base and was removed.      The council gathered Feb. 25...
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