Trunk or Treat
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Family Tennis
TONIGHT
at Coral Reef Park
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Dress up your little boos and ghouls TONIGHT for
"Trunk or Treat" at Coral Reef Park.
It takes place from 5:30-7:00 pm, with family tennis (sponsored by USTA) and an outdoor screening of the movie, "Small Foot" at 7:15 pm. Everyone who attends in costume will receive a raffle ticket for prizes. Prizes will also be awarded for best decorated vehicle (prior registration required. Don't forget your blanket and chairs.
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Locally sourced produce and other goodies, right in your own backyard! Support our local growers
every Sunday at 8:30 am.
F
ind us at the SE corner of Coral Reef Park, next to the Volleyball courts.
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On the first Thursday of November, 11/7, Seniors are invited to enjoy a lecture, lunch and games at Perrine House at Palmetto Bay.
Please RSVP here.
Free!
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Teen Interview Skills Workshop
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This FREE 90-Minute Workshop is geared towards high school and college students wanting to learn about the DO's & DON'Ts of interviewing, resume building, and communication.
Saturday, November 9th at 11 am.
Please RSVP here
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The Village and Palmer Trinity School honor all of those who valiantly served by inviting them to our annual
Veterans Assembly and Breakfast.
Special guest speaker will be Lieutenant Colonel Nancy E. Clauss. Monday November 11th, 7:45 am, Palmer Trinity School, 8001 SW 184th Street.
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Save the Date: State of the Village Address
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Lt. Tony Rodriguez , Mayor Cunningham and other participants.
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Debbie Wanninkhof, who lost her son to a distracted driver, lobbied for this law.
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Palmetto Bay/FDOT Freebee Launch
On Friday, October 18
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2019, the Village, in partnership with the Department of Transportation – District 6, held a special ceremony to unveil a Freebee vehicle dedicated to promoting the ongoing Put it Down – Distracted Driving Awareness Campaign. The no-texting while driving ban is now in effect in Florida.
Mayor Karyn Cunningham addressed the gathering, and introduced MDPD Lieutenant Tony Rodriguez, "Put it Down" advocate Debbie Wanninkhof, Carlos Sarmiento from FDOT-District Six and Freebee Transportation Director Bryan Jobe. A special message from "Put it Down" advocate and Palmetto Bay resident Mark Merwitzer was also read.
This freebee will be in circulation for one month and will be distributing information tip cards and showcasing the FDOT Put it Down PSA (that plays continuously inside the vehicle) for all passengers/residents in Palmetto Bay.
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Nikhil Thakkar of Livius helped students understand the college essay portion of college applications.
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Mayor Karyn Cunningham greeted parents and students. Later, she awarded one lucky participant a $1,000 scholarship.
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College Application "Hackathon"
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Many thanks to Palmer Trinity School and Livius tutoring for participating in our College Application Workshop or "hackathon" held on Saturday, October 19th. Students were given guidance on navigating the essay portion of their college applications. Many parents joined the discussion on financing issues including scholarships.
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New Schedule In Effect For Freebee Park and Ride
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As of this week, a new schedule is effect for the Palmetto Bay Park and Ride Freebee Express. Our two Freebee vans are allowed access to the county's bus transitway in order to bypass traffic and get you from Palmetto Bay Park to the Dadeland South Metrorail Station faster. Afternoon return runs bring you back to the park. See new schedule below.
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The Village of Palmetto Bay was awarded a grant from the Miami-Dade Transportation Planning Organization to conduct a local area Strategic Miami Area Rapid Transit (SMART) Moves Study for the purpose of enhancing connectivity between the Village and the South Dade Transitway. The Plan will analyze existing Metrobus service, the Village iBus, and identify enhancements to the transit services. The focus is to improve accessibility, connectivity, mobility and safety for pedestrians, bicyclists and transit users through the placement of community-level mobility hubs with the Village’s roadway network. A mobility hub is the convergence of frequent transit, development with mixed uses, density and people to cater to the mass movement of people.
November 6th
and December 11th 2019, Village Hall.
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On Wednesday, October 30th the Passport Office at Village Hall will be closed from 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM due to a mandatory training with the U.S. Department of State. They will reopen on Thursday, October 31st at 8:30 AM. Thank you.
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- 8:30 Farmer's Market, Coral Reef Park
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- 8:30 Farmer's Market, Coral Reef Park
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- 8:30 Farmer's Market, Coral Reef park
- 9:30 Yoga by the Bay, Thalatta Estate
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- 10: 45 Tai Chi Perrine Community House
- 2 pm Knitting Perrine Community House
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- 8:30 Farmer's Market, Coral Reef Park
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- Thanksgiving Holiday, Village Offices Closed, IBus Service to Resume Monday, December 2nd
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