On Wednesday March 6th, it had been a tense meeting to say the least. One where Vice Mayor Ruiz challenged the Mayor and the Manager on whether elected officials, specifically the Mayor, should be part of the negotiations in issues and matters where the City Manager was the appointed official by the Council.
Read MoreAfter the departure in recent days of Natalie French, who held the position of Public Information Coordinator of Doral, the city appoints Vilma Petrash as her replacement.
Read MoreLa concejal Bettina Rodriguez Aguilera explica las ventajas que tienen los empresarios en la Ciudad de Doral y por qué muchos aún no han utilizado todos los recursos que están a su disposición.
Read MoreThe Miami-Dade County Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department is issuing its annual call for seasonal job applicants to fill the summer staffing needs of its summer programming and activities, traditionally the busiest time of year when families and kids on summer vacation frequent Miami-Dade County’s parks for its summer camps, pools and beaches.
Read MoreFlorida’s School Recognition Program acknowledges the quality of public schools by giving financial rewards based on sustained or significantly improved student achievement in reading, mathematics, science and writing.
Read More“Reagan/Doral Senior High School is the ideal setting”
Read MoreDue to this event, Doral Family Journal spoke to Father Israel Mago, the pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe of Doral and we asked him to share his thoughts on this historic occasion.
Read MoreThe Department of Labor representative Millie Herrera has been working with the Military Affairs Board and its requirements, to serve the present needs of our military community and has created a Veterans Job Fair
Read MoreIn a more private interview, the police chief not only talks about his long career as a policeman but also about his plans and expectations for the city of Doral now that he heads the police department.
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again when income tax returns will soon be due to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Because identity theft typically increases during filing season, the IRS continues to alert consumers to be on the lookout for any suspicious e-mails containing the IRS name or logo.
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