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Poetry Corner: Why Are Piers Left Broken Down? By Brad Curtis

Piers left in a broken-down state. A glimpse of the past, of days once great. Made from wood taken from trees. Then taken down by the strength of the seas.   Once kept busy, bait for sale. If only they used longer nails. No more fish caught on the line. The pier not standing the test of time.   A bridge thought built strong to last, gone in a snap, way too fast. Built with strength and meant to stay. A structure now left to wither away.   Next time we'll be better prepared. Now the pier just left unrepaired. We don't always get what we intend. Sometimes mistakes are never to mend.   Blown away in the wind, like a feather. We learn from this, next time to be better. But perhaps this was never meant to be, Pointing outward into...

From Rumination To Realization By Dr. Daniel Medina

We live in a world where podcasts and apps are a dime a dozen and retreats for spirit evolution are endless, making it hard to find one that “resonates.” Travel packages however include Ayahuasca and yoga practice as the “purpose” of the time away or vacancy. All in all, people seek “something” that will awaken, enlighten, illuminate or do something in between all these “ends.” I don’t want to be the bearer of bad news, but none of this will make any difference in the long run (if you’re seeking genuine transformation). There may be a catharsis or even a euphoric period, a “mountaintop” experience whose residue will surely linger for a few days, maybe even weeks. But eventually, when...

Just Another Load by Bob Best

As we rummage through life filled with all its nuances and trinity; and yes some intervals bridge-building and productive periods. We reminisce about the...

Miami Springs Golden Hawks Football Report. By Bill Daley

Special to the Gazette Marcus Smith fought for playing time at Miami Central, a talent factory. Ultimately, it wasn't enough, and he decided to move....

A Centennial Weekend To Remember: Miami Springs Turns 100

A hometown reflection on 100 years of community, history and pride I am about to turn 41, and I have spent roughly 30 of those...

Chris Alvy Band At Woody’s

Some evenings begin without much fanfare, then stay with you because everything seems to fall naturally into place. Friday, August 21st, was one of...

All Angels Set To Begin A New Chapter

Demolition of the longtime sanctuary clears the way for a renewed church and expanded school facilities. For generations of Miami Springs residents, All Angels...

The Show Must Go On: The Resilience Of Vintage Showed At Woody’s

The Solar eclipse was invisible to us that day, but the strength of Vintage was obvious. Their light was NOT blocked by anything. The...

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Glenn Curtiss With His 1929 Aerocar At...

Glenn Curtiss, was a famous aviator, inventor and founder of Miami Springs. But that's not all he is famous for. In 1929 this photo...

The Renagades Set Made Woody’s Swing Last...

Saturday, August 8th at Woody’s had that smooth, calm energy that only shows up after a good rain. The clouds had finally moved on,...

Help River Cities Gazette Thrive And Expand....

We are hoping to serve the community better. We will use the funds appropriately to broaden our horizon. To think outside the box. To...

The Carnival Of Life. By Brad Curtis

You wait in a long line at the entrance, ready to begin your journey through a bright, noisy maze of challenges. You pay the...

Golden Hawks Football Head Coach Hilton Returns,...

A Gazette Special Feature MIAMI SPRINGS — The first thing that stood out Monday afternoon, July 27, at Miami Springs High School was the turnout....

The Up-beat Sound Of Allies At Woody’s...

On the last day of July, Woody’s Backyard Grill (600 Payne Dr. Miami Springs) was buzzing on the west side of Miami Springs as...
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