Native Plant and Book Sale at Tropical Audubon Society

The Tropical Audubon Society (TAS) has been a strong advocate for Palmetto Bay’s quality of life. Here’s a chance to say, “thanks.”

Palmetto Bay Resident Brings Emergency Communications to Haiti

Palmetto Bay resident, Gunther Karger, has secured a commitment on a humanitarian basis for an emergency communications system to provide phone and Internet via a wireless network connected to the rest of the world via a direct satellite link.

Beware of scams when giving to Haiti

Palmetto Bay residents – we urge you to do your homework and make sure that your contribution is going to the people that you want to help.

The Little Drummer Boy in Palmetto Bay

The kind, giving spirit of that child exists – I felt it radiate forth, from a homeless man who lives on the streets of Palmetto Bay.

SAVE Dade Presents “Flower Carnival”

The Woman’s Committee of SAVE Dade is sponsoring its very first social art event during Art Basel/Art Miami Week 2009 on December 4.

Flyin’ Free – Forgotten Horses on Trail to New Lives

If you live in South Florida, it is hard to miss the many news reports about abused and abandoned horses. Even more disturbing are the reports of horse slaughters and the illegal sale of horse meat.