The Main Street Players debuted its second show of the season, 37 Postcards, on April 26 to enthusiastic audiences at the Main Street Playhouse, 6766 Main Street. Part of the crowd was the play writer himself, Michael McKeever.37 Postcards is not just a funny show about a family that seems to be losing their minds during the past eight years. The show reveals so much more than meets the eye. Upon Avery’s return home, nothing is as he...

Sandler Training Miami owner Carlos Garrido, a specialist in Professional Practice Development, will be the guest speaker at the Miami Lakes Chamber of Commerce monthly membership luncheon on Wednesday, May 8, at Shula’s Hotel on Main Street.Topic for Garrido’s presentation is “Advanced Communication Techniques for Selling More and Leading Better.”The gathering opens for networking at 11:30 a.m. with lunch to follow at noon. To reserve...

The Zonta Club of Miami Lakes still has tickets available for its annual signature fundraising “Speakeasy Soiree Casino” gala scheduled for Saturday, May 11, at Shula’s Hotel on Main Street. This year’s event features games of chance, luck, or just plain skill. Cocktails are at 7 p.m. and the games fun from 8 to 11 p.m.The $125 ticket includes unlimited wine, stone crab appetizer, hor d’oeures, food stations, music and a gaming chip worth...

Miami Lakes Branch Library announced the following programs that are available for the public during April:For Children and Families:Movies and Stories for Kids – Watch favorite movies with family and friends. Movies being shown this month are “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” (PG); “Mona,” (PG); “Kung Fu Panda” (PG); “Max” (PG) and “Ralph Breaks the Internet” (PG). Events made possible by the Town of Miami Lakes Education Advisory Board at 3 p.m....

The Miami Lakes Planning and Zoning Board approved an ordinance which prohibits overnight street parking for commercial vehicles within the town’s rights-of-way adjacent to residential neighborhoods, parks and government buildings, indicating they create hazardous conditions by blocking visibility for other motorists and encroach onto travel lanes and sidewalks.At last month’s Planning and Zoning hearing, the board gave its unanimous consent...