Best-of voting closing

Featured By Erik Petersen, Editor Wednesday, September 30, 2026

If you’ve got views on the best place in Miami Lakes to eat dinner, work out, get or just about anything else, the time to make your feelings known draws near. October 2 is the final day of voting in the 10th Annual Best of Miami Lakes...

Neighbors fight Gratigny ramps; council seeks compromise

Government By Alexandra Herrera, Reporter Tuesday, September 8, 2026

he residents of Lake Patricia are not going down without a fight over proposed Gratigny Parkway ramps. At the August 18 council meeting, residents flooded the council chambers to voice their concerns about the proposed project at Northwest 67th Avenue. More than 20 residents spoke during public comments and sent in comments against the ramps. Lake Patricia resident Sam Budlong has been organizing his neighbors to come speak in...

Palm Spring North Library

Calendar By Erik Petersen, Editor Tuesday, September 8, 2026

The Miami-Dade County Library branch in Miami Lakes is closed for renovation. Patrons may visit the branch in Palm Springs North at 17601 NW 78th Ave. for classes. Many classes require registration, call for information at 305-820-8564 or padronc@mdpls.org.      The branch is open 9:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Monday - Thursday; 9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. Friday -Saturday and closed Sunday. Homework Help and Tutoring Sat, Sept. 5,...

Community Calendar

Calendar By Alexandra Herrera, Reporter Tuesday, September 8, 2026

Sept. 10, Oct. 8 Senior Bingo Luncheon. The Elderly Affairs Committee presents bingo, a meal and prizes. Roberto Alonso Community Center, 16500 NW 87th Ave. Age 60+. 10:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Free. Register at Toml.Eventbrite.com.   Sept. 10 Legal Seminar. The Elderly Care Law Firm and Veterans Rights Law Firm will host a free legal seminar on estate and Medicaid planning. Learn how to avoid probate, protecting your home...

Editor’s Note: Luddite in a Waymo

Uncategorized By Erik Petersen, Editor Thursday, August 20, 2026

I was walking around downtown Miami when I first saw one of those little wheeled robot guys who delivers your lunch. I was on the phone with my dad, who is 81 and who only recently stopped unplugging the Google Nest speaker I got for him and my mom when he walks in the kitchen so that it doesn’t spy on him. I told him I thought a robot was following me. He asked if I had a baseball bat. The Petersens are not, as a rule, early...
Many different kinds of people walk through the doors to Main Street Players’ black-box theater. The company, which has announced and is selling tickets for its 2027 season, wants to offer something for a diverse set of tastes – and perhaps build some community along the way. “I definitely want to feature shows that are going to impact our community in different ways,” MSP Artistic Director Sara Jarrell...
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