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Welcome to Kendall

Miami Beach, the world famous barrier island east of Miami, basks in a sunny, breezy climate and is bound by pristine beaches fronting the hypnotically blue Atlantic Ocean to the east and Biscayne Bay to the west. Its neighborhoods are as fascinating and diverse as its residents and tourists.

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The northern beach is known for its exquisite Shops at Bal Harbor, luxury high rise condominiums with spectacular ocean views, and the well-heeled, elegant residents who make Miami Beach their second home.

The middle beach is defined by its gorgeous Mediterranean- inspired residential neighborhoods in and around Pine Tree Drive, North Bay Road and Collins Avenue as well as its influential Orthodox Jewish community and Mount Sinai Hospital. Its luxurious landmark hotels such as the Fountainbleu and Eden Roc share an important legacy with Miami Beach.

South Beach, SoBe, is internationally known as the hippest vacation destination in the world. The weather is warm but the vibe is decidedly cool. Restaurants are trendy, nightclubs are exclusive, hotels are minimalistic and chic, corporations are multinational powerhouses, and the unparalleled shopping ranges from houses of haute couture to urban chic boutiques. The most alluring shopping, dining, and people-watching venue is the pedestrian and rollerblading-friendly, open-air Lincoln Road Mall. Its neighbors, Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue are home to the hundreds of Art Deco Hotels, condominiums, theaters, and restaurants designed in this 1930’s architectural style. The Art Deco Historic District is listed on the National Register for Historic places. The Miami City Ballet, the New World Symphony, the Wolfsonian Museum and the Jackie Gleason Theater all call South Beach home cementing its reputation as one of the most significant cultural centers in the world.

South Beach embraces a large gay and lesbian population. Their footprint on the economy of Miami Beach is evident in the revitalization of the Sobe neighborhood and secured with the creation of the Miami-Dade Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce.

South Beach is famous for its parties and special events. Most notably, Art Basel, a sister event to Art Basel in Switzerland, is a signature event in Miami Beach. It is one of the largest, most prestigious Art shows in the world and includes outrageously elegant parties, private exhibitions, and crossover events attracting serious art collectors and affluent art enthusiasts alike. Miami Beach is served by MDT and Metrobus and the Airport-Beach Express. South Beach is further served by the South Beach Local.

Miami Tree Canopy Expansion Benefits Kendall Community

Miami is considering a new citizen-led advisory board to help expand the city’s tree canopy, benefiting communities like Kendall with improved green spaces. The 10-resident panel would guide tree protection and planting decisions throughout Miami-Dade.

Kendall Residents Prepare for Warm Weather & Afternoon Storms

Kendall residents can expect warm temperatures and afternoon storms throughout the week as South Florida experiences above-normal temperatures. The weather pattern provides opportunities for morning outdoor activities and evening community events.

PCOS Name Change to PMOS: What Kendall Women Should Know

The hormonal condition affecting 1 in 8 women has been renamed from PCOS to PMOS, impacting healthcare in Kendall. Local medical providers are educating patients about this important change that aims to improve care and understanding.

Former Pro Athletes Bring Opera & All-Stars Concert to Miami

Former professional athletes are showcasing their vocal talents in the ‘Opera & All-Stars’ concert at Miami’s Arsht Center. The unique cultural event demonstrates how retired sports stars are successfully transitioning into artistic careers.

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  • Mayor unveils county’s Zero Waste Master Plan
    by Community News Releases on August 20, 2026 at 6:47 am

    Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and Deputy Mayor Roy Coley recently unveiled the Department of Solid Waste Management’s (DSWM) Zero Waste Master Plan (ZWMP) in partnership with the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB). The plan establishes a long-term roadmap to transform how materials are managed across Miami-Dade County through waste reduction, expanded The post Mayor unveils county’s Zero Waste Master Plan first appeared on Miami's Community News.

  • TAP prepares more than 200 new teachers for S. Florida classrooms
    by Community News Releases on August 20, 2026 at 6:17 am

    As South Florida’s schools welcome back students for the 2026-27 academic year, the Teacher Accelerator Program (TAP), the flagship teacher workforce initiative of Achieve Inc., is continuing to strengthen the region’s educator pipeline. This summer, TAP celebrated more than 200 newly trained teachers who are now entering classrooms across public, private, and charter schools throughout The post TAP prepares more than 200 new teachers for S. Florida classrooms first appeared on Miami's Community News.

  • South Florida Clarinet Choir Celebrates 12th anniversary with memorable performance
    by Community News Releases on August 20, 2026 at 6:07 am

    The South Florida Clarinet Choir, “Les Art Nouveau Chalumeaux,” recently celebrated its 12th anniversary with a free concert at FIU’s Wertheim Performing Arts Center Concert Hall. “We presented a very diverse and entertaining program to nearly 400 music enthusiasts,” said Richard A. Zogaib, the ensemble’s director and clarinet instructor at FIU. Zogaib also serves as The post South Florida Clarinet Choir Celebrates 12th anniversary with memorable performance first appeared on Miami's Community News.

  • County’s recycling contamination rates drop to lowest level in years
    by Community News Releases on August 20, 2026 at 5:57 am

    Miami-Dade County’s recycling contamination rate has declined from nearly  50 percent in 2020 to 36.5 percent, marking one of the county’s most significant improvements in recycling quality in several years. The milestone, which includes a 2.3 percent decrease in the past six months alone, reflects the Miami-Dade County Department of Solid Waste Management’s (DSWM) ongoing The post County’s recycling contamination rates drop to lowest level in years first appeared on Miami's Community News.

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