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Palmetto Bay reimburses pet adoption fees, offers seniors up to $250 for emergency vet bills
The Village of Palmetto Bay's Adopt-A-Pet program reimburses residents for pet adoption fees up to $85, while the SAVE program offers seniors 62 and older up to $250 for emergency vet care, with both village-funded programs still accepting applications.
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Palmetto Bay reimburses pet adoption fees, offers seniors up to $250 for emergency vet bills
The Village of Palmetto Bay's Adopt-A-Pet program reimburses residents for pet adoption fees up to $85, while the SAVE program offers seniors 62 and older up to $250 for emergency vet care, with both village-funded programs still accepting applications.
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Palmetto Bay reimburses pet adoption fees, offers seniors up to $250 for emergency vet bills
The Village of Palmetto Bay's Adopt-A-Pet program reimburses residents for pet adoption fees up to $85, while the SAVE program offers seniors 62 and older up to $250 for emergency vet care, with both village-funded programs still accepting applications.
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Cutler Bay becomes first Florida municipality to win national floodplain management award
Cutler Bay's Public Works Department earned four awards in 2026, including the James Lee Witt Local Award for Excellence in Floodplain Management, making it the first Florida municipality to receive the national honor in the award's 40-year history.
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Miami-Dade County building new corrections campus next to Turner Guilford Knight facility
Miami-Dade County is constructing a new Corrections and Rehabilitation Department campus adjacent to the Turner Guilford Knight Detention Facility, adding a Booking and Release Center, headquarters building, and other facilities that will process arrests made by police serving Palmetto Bay, Cutler Bay, and 28 other municipalities.
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South Miami Senior High opens medical lab where students earn clinical certifications
About 80 students at South Miami Senior High will earn medical assisting certifications through a new hands-on lab built with South Dade Technical College, replacing a theory-only program with real clinical training that leads to a state credential before graduation.
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Severe storms, dangerous heat hit Palmetto Bay and Cutler Bay on Friday
The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for Miami-Dade County on Friday, July 17, with heat index values between 105 and 110 degrees, while severe thunderstorms with damaging winds, hail, and intense lightning are forecast between 1 and 7 p.m. for Palmetto Bay and Cutler Bay.
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Palmetto Bay reimburses pet adoption fees, offers seniors up to $250 for emergency vet bills
The Village of Palmetto Bay's Adopt-A-Pet program reimburses residents for pet adoption fees up to $85, while the SAVE program offers seniors 62 and older up to $250 for emergency vet care, with both village-funded programs still accepting applications.
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South Dade Chamber names Lisa Albizu-Vazquez executive director
The South Dade Chamber of Commerce introduced Lisa Albizu-Vazquez as its new executive director at a July 27 reception, signaling expanded networking and visibility efforts for businesses across South Miami-Dade County, including Palmetto Bay and Cutler Bay.
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New state law requires heart screening before fall sports start
Florida's Second Chance Act now requires first-time high school athletes to complete an ECG cardiac screening before tryouts or practice, and Palmetto Bay families need to schedule the free or low-cost test before Miami-Dade schools open Thursday, Aug. 13.
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Four Coral Reef softball seniors cap dynasty with college commitments, travel ball success
Four Coral Reef Senior High softball seniors who won four consecutive GMAC championships are heading to college this fall after a summer of travel ball showcases and internships, according to a Miami Herald roundup published Wednesday, July 22.
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