The Graham Companies has announced changes in leadership, as it moves towards its fourth generation of family leadership. Stu Wyllie has stepped down as President and CEO, succeeding Carol Wyllie as Chair of the Board.      Luis Martinez, has been named CEO, while longtime Chief Financial Officer Andre Teixeira, has been promoted to President.      The moves usher the fourth generation of Graham family...

Scleroderma: getting help and information

Government By Alexandra Herrera, Reporter Thursday, July 2, 2026

The Town of Miami Lakes honored the National Scleroderma Foundation at its June 16 meeting.      Mayor Josh Dieguez introduced Monica Ramirez, vice chair for the committee of the foundation’s Florida and Puerto Rico chapter and a member of the patient advisory board. Dieguez proclaimed June 29 Scleroderma Awareness Day in Miami Lakes.      Scleroderma affects 300,000 people in the United States and...

Check Chem Again for free county products

Government By Erik Petersen, Editor Thursday, July 2, 2026

The Miami-Dade Department of Solid Waste Management offers residents free unused or lightly used home chemical products through its Chem Again program. It recently launched a real-time online dashboard that lets residents know what’s available at the county’s two centers.      Free products available might range from insect spray to fertilizer, spray paint to butane fluids.      For a full,...

Alonso back on MDC board

Government By Erik Petersen, Editor Thursday, July 2, 2026

Roberto Alonso has been reappointed to the Miami Dade College District Board of Trustees.      Alonso, who also represents Miami Lakes as the Miami-Dade School Board’s District 4 member, was reappointed by Governor Ron DeSantis. He was first appointed in 2020.      Alonso joined the school board in 2022. He also serves on the of the Miami-Dade County Planning Advisory Board and as President of the...

Park plans progressing

Government By Alexandra Herrera, Reporter Thursday, July 2, 2026

On June 16, the Town of Miami Lakes approved funding for its planned Optimist Park improvements. The council voted unanimously to move funds to its Optimist Park capital account to cover the cost of improvements to the park. The proposed $3.5 million will be used to fix what the town has deemed “critical infrastructure” without changing the layout of the park.      Improvements to the park would be...
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