Families will March in Doral on March 24th
The March for Our Lives will take place in Washington DC on March 24th, with more than 730 sibling marches happening worldwide, including Doral.
Read MoreThe March for Our Lives will take place in Washington DC on March 24th, with more than 730 sibling marches happening worldwide, including Doral.
Read MoreParental involvement, gun access control, increased safety measures By: María Alejandra Pulgar @marialepulgar – NAHJ #37172 Para leer en Español
Read MoreMs. Susie V. Castillo, School Board Member for District 5, held an informational meeting for parents of Doral Public Schools on February 13th at John I. Smith K-8 Middle Learning Center.
Read MoreImmigration, Infrastructure and Affordable Housing among key issues discussed
Read MoreIn fifteen years Doral has evolved from a quiet western suburb of Miami to a vibrant City, “one of the County’s most important and significant sub-economies”
Read MoreInterview with Dr. Braulio Sabates, Robotic Hernia Institute at Kendall Regional Medical Center – Dr. Braulio Sabates has taken hernia treatments to the next level by performing minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery with the help of a robot.
Read More“Back to basics: Community, Good Governance and Progress” was the title of the State of the City of Doral address, delivered by Mayor Juan Carlos Bermudez on November 30th at City Hall
Read MoreMerely a week after being approved by Council, Doral residents started seeing the bright orange SPIN bicycles parked around key locations.
Read MoreParents are always concerned about the quality of education they are providing for their children. Education is the key to open future opportunities, achieve stability, obtain good income and succeed in life. But, what happens when the education system available fails to comply with those expectations?
Read MoreIt took less than two months for the City of Doral to conclude the process of debris removal and disposal after Hurricane Irma.
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