Scene around town: Mask Fashion

Community Wednesday, December 2, 2020

Call it pandemic fashion, the colorful face coverings we wear to protect ourselves, our families, friends and neighbors from the COVID-19 virus. Whether it’s a mask with a pretty design, a doll or a game on the front, they help keep us safe.

What kind of mask do you wear? Send a selfie to LindaT@MiamiLaker.com.  Photos by Linda Trischitta, The Miami Laker.

Pets of Miami Lakes

Community Wednesday, December 2, 2020

Toby is a 9-year-old Shih Tzu who shares his Miami Lakes home with the Maymi - Garcia family. “He is very mellow and laid back,” Mark Garcia said. “He hardly barks and when he does, he sounds like an outboard motor.” Toby likes to play with his lion plush toy named “Baba” and enjoys hiding his dog treats throughout the house, Garcia said. Photo courtesy of Mark Garcia.If you would like to introduce your pet to the readers of The...

Pets of Miami Lakes

Community Wednesday, December 2, 2020

Meet Nina, a 1-year-old Golden Retriever who lives in Miami Lakes with owners Cecilia Vargas, her husband Mauricio Vargas and their daughters Angelina and Valentina Vargas. “Nina loves to go to the beach, and to play at the K-9 Cove dog park in Miami Lakes,” Cecilia Vargas said. “She likes to greet people and greets everyone who comes to the house or anywhere she meets them and won’t stop until you scratch her head,” Vargas said. Nina...

Goleman player reads the signs to play football

Sports By David Snelling, Reporter Wednesday, December 2, 2020

Defensive back Luis Cureza doesn’t hear the cheers from the crowd at Barbara Goleman Senior High School’s football games. He doesn’t hear the trash talk, or the distinct sound of one set of shoulder pads crashing into another during a big tackle. The junior special teams member isn’t bothered by background noise on game days because he is deaf, having lost his hearing when he was 10 years old. But what some may consider a...

Our Neighborhoods Eagle Nest Condominium

Community By Megan Jacobo, Reporter Wednesday, December 2, 2020

History     The Eagle Nest Condominium complex is a three-story community that has just 60 units.    The Sengra Corporation, later known as The Graham Companies, built the property in 1983.     It is in the northeast section of Miami Lakes, tucked along Gage Place at Turnbull Drive in a residential neighborhood that also has churches and schools.Amenities     The community has a swimming pool, elevators, assigned parking for residents and...
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