The Honors Law Society club at Barbara Goleman Senior High School sponsored a Law Career Fair for students on Dec. 1 in the gym. The organizers invited attorneys, members of law enforcement including police and K-9s. One of the goals was to provide students with access to information from different legal fields, law schools, the Fire Service and police departments, including a canine unit, student Angie Mesa said.      Shown...

Miami Lakes Educational Center students have an alternative to dissecting a formaldehyde-scented frog or other animal in biology class.      Those in the Academy of Health Science are using virtual dissection technology to study the human body.       The public magnet school at 5780 NW 158th St. offers technical education courses in six academies for students in grades 9-to-12.    ...

 Two returning council members and one new elected official were sworn in Nov. 28 at Miami Lakes town hall.      Carlos O. Alvarez, Josh Dieguez and Ray Garcia, whose friends, families and supporters filled the council chambers for the ceremony, took their oaths and made brief speeches.      They thanked their supporters and loved ones, and all said they looked forward to working on behalf of voters...

The ballot machines used in the Nov. 8 Miami Lakes election have barely cooled and campaign signs are gone from lawns, but already four residents have started the process of running for town council in 2024. Council seats 1, 3 and 5 will be open in 2024, along with the Mayor’s seat. Those who have either filed paperwork or are in the process of doing so are Juan Carlos Fernandez, Mario O. Pinera, Jr.;...

     Members of the Barbara Goleman Senior High School National Honor Society collected travel-size toiletries in November for 200 care packages, on behalf of children whose housing is unstable. The non-profit organization Giving Gators will distribute the packages to students participating in Miami-Dade County Public Schools’ Project UP-START.       Shown in the photo from left are...