In a rare moment of unity and clarity, the North Miami City Council decided to reverse its previous decision to allow contaminated soil to fill the lakes in Biscayne Landing.  At Tuesday night’s meeting, the…

Thanksgiving is a time to count our blessings and have an attitude of gratitude.  If you are fortunate enough to have your family, your health, a roof over your head and food to eat, you…

It seems like I can always come up with a country music song appropriate for any occasion.  Last night, the words of a Billy Currington’s song kept coming to mind: “God is great, beer is…

Another awesome event I attended this weekend was the North Miami Food, Wine & Spirits Festival, which I advertised right here on this website a few days ago.  I’m sure glad I did!  If you…

I had the privilege of attending the North Miami Beach Veteran’s Day ceremony this morning.  There was a good turn out, but I wish even more people had come to experience this moving service. The…

The official United States holiday known as Veterans Day was originally called Armistice Day for the purpose of celebrating the formal end of World War I in an Armistice with Germany, “which ended at the…

Last week I was contacted by two local community activists about possible contamination at Biscayne Landing.  One was from North Miami and the other from North Miami Beach.  Apparently they have joined forces in an…

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If you haven’t heard the breaking news that the private office of North Miami mayor Lucie Tondreau was raided this morning by the State Attorney’s Office, you slept through lunch.  You can read all the…

Once again I must state my case that what happens in North Miami doesn’t stay in North Miami.  Even though some of my readers in North Miami Beach bypass North Miami stories, anything concerning our…