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GableStage treats Dade students to ‘Hamlet’
Public school students from all across Miami-Dade County were treated to a GableStage performance of Shakespeare's ‘Hamlet’ at the South Dade Cultural Arts Center in Cutler Bay on Friday, Feb. 22. The...
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Mayor’s rock band to headline Seafood Festival
Cutler Bay Mayor Ed MacDougall will perform with his band, the Mosquitoheads, at the Deering Seafood Festival.
View Article62 apply for Cutler Bay town manager
The Town Council voted down a proposal to skip consideration of the applicants and immediately hire their interim manager.
View ArticleTeenager stabbed in fight with two youths in Cutler Bay
A teenager was stabbed Wednesday in Cutler Bay during a fight with two other teens, Miami-Dade County police said.
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Children airlifted to hospital after house fire in Cutler Ridge
Two children in cardiac arrest were airlifted to Jackson Memorial Hospital’s trauma center Wednesday after they were rescued from a house fire in the 10200 block of Martinique Drive in Cutler Ridge.
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Miami-Dade Expressway Authority forging ahead with U.S. 1 ‘express...
Commuting on U.S. 1 in South Miami-Dade remains a nightmare, but not everyone likes the Miami-Dade Expressway Authoritys proposed solution.
View ArticleApartments for moderate-income seniors coming to Cutler Bay
The contractor says the apartments could be ready in about a year.
View ArticleLetter: Cutler Bay needs stricter lobbying rules
Cutler Bay needs better public disclosure rules for lobbyists. Lobbyists do not just simply try to persuade politicians anymore. Rather, they become deeply entwined in many facets of the political...
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Cutler Bay hires new Town Manager
The Cutler Bay Town Council has voted unanimously to permanently hire Ralph Casals as its town manager.
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Cutler Bay mayor to kick off congressional campaign
Cutler Bay Mayor Ed MacDougall, who has spent the past few months opposing the Miami Dolphins’ now-defunct push for a subsidized stadium renovation, plans to challenge Democratic U.S. Rep. Joe Garcia.
View ArticleCutler Bay approves new shopping center on Old Cutler Road
Publix is expected to move to the new center from an existing site nearby, but the grocery chain says that’s just a rumor.
View Article10 in hospital after boats collide near Elliott Key
Three boats with a total of 18 people aboard crashed into each other in the waters west of Elliott Key in Biscayne National Park Sunday evening, sending 10 people to the hospital.
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Retired professor makes boats the old-fashioned way: by hand
A retired Miami Dade College professor makes wooden canoes and kayaks for fun.
View ArticleCutler Bay Farmer’s Market Closes, Food Trucks Banned
To the dismay of many residents, the Cutler Bay Farmer’s Market was closed on June 9, ending what many regarded as a great weekly event.
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WWII vet hit with $4,000 overdue garbage bill
Garbage collection fees are something people either shrug off or give little attention to, because they’re usually incorporated into property tax bills.
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County waives $1,352 in late fees in garbage-billing snafu
A Cutler Bay resident was still left with a $2,634 bill for
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Fourth of July family fun in Coral Gables, Coconut Grove and Cutler Bay
Communities in South Miami-Dade got into the Independence Day groove with a host of activities, including a fireworks display and concert in Coral Gables on the Biltmore Golf Course, a kid-friendly...
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Mango lovers savor the fruits of their labor
Residential growers celebrate the season as their backyard trees bear fruit.
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Coral Gables hosts public hearing on FPL power lines
A state administrative judge will listen to public comments on FPL’s plans to build 100-foot power lines along U.S. 1 in South Miami-Dade.
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Miami-Dade residents, environmentalists sound off on FPL power lines plan
FPL’s plan to place large transmission lines through several South Miami-Dade neighborhoods and in the Everglades draws about 200 people to a public hearing in Coral Gables Thursday.
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