The US men’s national soccer team enters the 2026 World Cup knockout rounds with home-field advantage and high hopes of finally advancing past their historical early exits. A talented roster and passionate home crowds have fans believing this tournament could be a turning point for American soccer.
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The many shops, restaurants, and small businesses serving visitors and residents are located on US1. Palmetto Bay has earned the moniker “Village of Parks” for developing a beautiful park system consisting
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Palmetto Bay is home to the historic 1925 Mediterranean Revival Thalatta Estate, once the stately winter home of the Connett family, located on Old Cutler Road fronting Biscayne Bay. In 2005, the Village of Palmetto Bay purchased this stunning landmark in order to preserve it. It is open to the public and can be reserved for private events.
The Village of Palmetto Bay is proud of its “A” rated public schools and excellent private schools such as Palmer Trinity School. Great schools, pristine parks, and family-oriented neighborhoods make the Village of Palmetto Bay a very desirable community in which to live.
Palmetto Bay is served by the IBUS –Bus Circulator Service and is close to area attractions such as Metrozoo and Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens. US1 serves as the main commercial thoroughfare connecting Palmetto Bay with Coral Gables, the Village of Pinecrest, and South Miami.
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- SFDN sets regional record for organ donation and transplantation in Juneby Community News Releases on July 26, 2026 at 9:39 am
South Florida Donor Network (SFDN) recently announced a historic milestone in its mission to save and heal lives through organ donation. During June, the organization facilitated 79 organs transplanted from 24 heroic organ donors, positioning the organization to meet the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) performance expectations and marking the highest monthly totals The post SFDN sets regional record for organ donation and transplantation in June first appeared on Miami's Community News.
- Community aids Venezuela earthquake relief through PAWS4you Rescue donationsby Community News Releases on July 26, 2026 at 9:34 am
As Venezuela begins the long road to recovery following the devastating earthquakes, South Floridians answered the call to help. Community members gathered at PAWS4you Rescue recently to donate urgently needed supplies for families and pets affected by the disaster. Although the Open House has concluded, the relief effort is far from over. Donations continue to The post Community aids Venezuela earthquake relief through PAWS4you Rescue donations first appeared on Miami's Community News.
- Parks have the power to reconnect and center usby Christina White on July 26, 2026 at 6:12 am
Your connection to where you;re from stays with you for life. The places where we make memories with those closest to us become the heart of our nostalgia, forever woven into the fabric of who we are. Many public spaces — schools, theaters, and community gathering places — serve as cornerstones of connection where people The post Parks have the power to reconnect and center us first appeared on Miami's Community News.
- Pinecrest author John David guest of The Miami Book Hubby J Adrian Betancourt on July 26, 2026 at 5:50 am
In Episode 13 of The Miami Book Hub podcast, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Pinecrest author John David, whose Pete Lamaster thriller series already has begun turning heads well beyond South Florida. John is a public relations strategist and crisis communications consultant by day, and — like many of us trying to The post Pinecrest author John David guest of The Miami Book Hub first appeared on Miami's Community News.














