The historic town of Miami Springs gathered inside the Rebecca Sosa Theater for opening night of The Clothesline. A play to celebrate the 100 years of Miami Springs. The energy filled the air, It was palpable. As the singing and dancing exploded onto the scene. The performers of all ages fit together their colorful grouping of song and dance. The energy filled the air and made you smile. I sat next to councilman Joseph Dion. (Good guy) They just hit that button inside of you that makes you fill with goosebumps.
It was a night for the soul. The feel good energy that just makes you just want to hug your mom, and high five your best friend. Once again,...
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 past, where we are now;...
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Marcus Smith fought for playing time at Miami Central, a talent factory. Ultimately, it wasn't enough, and he decided to move. So when he learned that...
A hometown reflection on 100 years of community, history and pride
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River Cities Gazette Has A Sponsor. Mcraig Realty 305-609-4190
For the first time in Gazette history, River Cities Gazette has taken on a sponsor. Just...