Cutler Bay News, July 27 2010 Edition - Local, Entertainment News - Miami, Florida

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JULY 27, 2010

Improvements beginning on Old Cutler Bike Path BY GARY ALAN RUSE

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iami-Dade County Commissioner Katy Sorenson hosted a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday, July 16, for the 2010 Old Cutler Bike Path improvements that promise to provide a better and safer place to ride in Palmetto Bay and Cutler Bay. Conducted in the afternoon at the southeast corner of Old Cutler Road and SW 168th Street, the groundbreaking was preceded by a brief presentation at the nearby Deering Estate Visitor Center. Commissioner Sorenson thanked “a lot of people,” including the officials and staff of the Village of Palmetto Bay and the Town of Cutler Bay as well as MiamiDade Public Works director Esther Calas.

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Pictured (l-r) are Cutler Bay Councilmembers Ernie Sochin and Peggy Bell, Palmetto Bay Mayor Eugene P. Flinn Jr., Miami-Dade County Commissioner Katy Sorenson, Miami-Dade Public Works director Esther Calas, and Palmetto Bay Councilmembers Shelley Stanczyk and Howard Tendrich.

Southland Mall marks Bus Wrap, Kids Week

FPL representatives discuss emotionally charged issues BY GARY ALAN RUSE

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Southland Mall in Cutler Bay celebrated a “Bus Wrap” viewing event on Thursday, July 15, showcasing the live, fully wrapped traveling billboard kicking off one of the center’s signature events, “Kids Week” and promoting the Southland Mall Gift Card contest. The mall is giving away one gift card per month for the next six months, worth up to $500. Simply text the word “MALL” to 64444 to enter and join the SM mobile club. Southland Mall is located conveniently on S. Dixie Highway (US1) at SW 205th Street. For more information about Southland Mall, go online to <www.mysouthlandmall.com> or call 305-235-8880.

epresentatives of Florida Power and Light (FPL) presented an update on two topics of great interest to area businesses and homeowners during the monthly meeting of the Economic Development Council on July 22. Steve Scroggs, project manager for Turkey Point 6 & 7 discussed the latest information on the expansion of South Florida’s nuclear power plant, and Dan Hronec, transmission project engineer, gave a presentation on the emotionally

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