Miami Lakes has threatened to take legal action against Miami-Dade after town officials learned the county was proceeding with plans to place two I-75 interchanges at N.W. 170 and 154 streets to alleviate traffic congestion in nearby burgeoning areas without their knowledge and input.At issue is a legal binding agreement between Miami Lakes and Hialeah to keep the N.W. 154 Street overpass bridge closed when the latter city annexed a large...

Five of Bob Graham Education Center's (BGEC) young talented musicians and singers performed for hundreds of teachers, students and parents from all around Florida in the 75th anniversary of the Florida Music Education Association Convention in Tampa. Every year thousands of students from around Florida audition for the All-State Music Ensembles and BGEC is very proud to have such a large representation from the school. With their talent, hard...

The Main Street Playhouse, 6766 Main Street, will present Pardon My French from March 22 to 24. An unorthodox French Cabaret Show, in English bien sûr. A one-of-a-kind performance with classic Parisian songs, Gallic humor and just the right amount of jokes that will make the audience blush. Pardon My French is filled with classic French songs like “C’est magnifique”, “C’est si bon”, and “If you go away”. But don’t think for a second that it...

Miami Lakes Town Foundation, with funds earned at the 2018 Food and Wine Festival, presented a $1,000 grant to the Main Street Players (MSP), the longest running theater in Miami-Dade County, to support its 2018-2019 season. Foundation treasurer Ismale Diaz presents the check to MSP board members with Foundation director Clarisell De Cardenas (right), and Foundation benefactors Giuseppe Zuoso and Lynn Matos (on the left) look on.

Miami Lakes Town Foundation, with funds raised during the 2018 Food and Wine Festival, presented a $1,000 grant to Miami Lakes Educational Center (MLEC) for its Farm to Table Garden Project. Foundation treasurer Ismael Diaz (center) presents the check to MLEC assistant principal Michael Windisch with Foundation director Fred Senra (left), Foundation benefactor Lynn Matos (second from right) and Foundation director Clarisell De Cardenas...