Issues
State Bill would Kill Red Light Cameras If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! A...
Saving Florida Bay Our friends at the Palmetto Bay-based Everglades Foundation dropped us an email...
Sealing the Deal? Magazine Editor Accuses Mayor Flinn of Charter Violation An email is making the circuit throughout Palmetto Bay, calling into question the...
Protect Our Coastal Wetlands – Revised Meeting Time Yesterday, we reported an upcoming meeting of the South Florida Water...
URGENT! Protect Our Coastal Wetlands Residents in Palmetto Bay and neighboring Cutler Bay have an opportunity this...
Time to Bid “Adieu” to No-Bid Contracts The Palmetto Bay Council has spent thousands of taxpayer dollars in the past seven...
Stranded – Sun Sets on Cars in Park After Dark Do you know what time the sun sets? The answer could determine whether your vehicle...
Community Outreach
FBI Wants your Help in Fighting Terrorism The FBI wants Palmeto Bay residents, and all South Floridans, to help fight...
BOLO, Palmetto Bay! This alert submitted by our friends at PalmettoBayWatch: “It’s...
We the People… Two Palmetto Bay moms think we need to do more to educate our children about...
Palmetto Bay Resident Brings Emergency Communications to Haiti So many people are stepping forward to join the relief effort for Haiti. Critical...
Beware of scams when giving to Haiti In the aftermath of this week’s massive earthquake in Haiti, Florida’s...
Events
Native Plant and Book Sale at Tropical Audubon Society Tropical Audubon Society Wants South Florida to “Go Native!” The Tropical Audubon Society (TAS) has been a strong advocate for Palmetto Bay’s quality of life. Here’s a chance to say “thanks.” This weekend, February 27 and 28, TAS is holding a native plant and book sale at their South Miami location. Make... [Read more of this story]
LET IT FLOW An important groundbreaking ceremony for Palmetto Bay took place on Friday, December 3, 2009. No, we didn’t open a new park, playground, or municipal building. In fact, if you drove around the village on Friday, you couldn’t find any traces of this historic event. Still, the impact of this project will effect the village for years... [Read more of this story]
SAVE Dade Presents “Flower Carnival” On Friday, December 4, the Women’s Committee of SAVE Dade is sponsoring its very first social art event during Art Basel/Art Miami Week 2009. “Flower Carnival” features artwork by renowned South Florida artist, Nelson Viera. A portion of all art sales will be donated to SAVE Dade. Raffle tickets will be sold at the door, with... [Read more of this story]