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By The Sunny Isles Beach Reporter   Based on his mailers and presentations, it is clear that Lew Thaler does not understand how our local government is structured and is intended to run. We would like to help him out … Continue reading →

By Sharon Elster, Editor Lew Thaler was elected Commissioner from September 2003 through November 2012. During his commission term, Thaler was also appointed Vice-Mayor by Mayor Norman Edelcup. Thaler lives at Ocean One condominium, 19333 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles … Continue reading →

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Peace/2014/08/09/Breaking-Rabbi-Fatally-Shot-While-Walking-to-North-Miami-Beach-Temple Stephanie Kienzle of VotersOpinion.com provides more information with printable MDPD flier on this homicide go to: http://www.votersopinion.com/2014/08/11/miami-dade-police-department-seeking-homicide-information/

Book Review by Sharon Elster, Editor Nothing to Report by Patrick Abbruzzi is a compelling portrayal of police on patrol in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Staten Island that takes place during the deeply troubled times of the 1960’s through the 1980’s. … Continue reading →

By Sharon Elster, Editor After the U.S. Court of Appeals reversed the dismissal of Temple B’Nai Zion’s religious discrimination lawsuit against the City and Mayor Norman Edelcup, and although a trial date had been set for December 2014, the parties … Continue reading →

We regret to inform our readers that the FIRE SARAH ZABEL! Campaign has come to an abrupt halt due to the surprise withdrawal of Marianne Salazar from the race. This means that Circuit Court Judge Sarah Zabel will, for a … Continue reading →

The Sunny Isles Beach Reporter supports noteworthy blogger Stephanie Kienzle in an effort to unseat Judge Sarah Zabel. Judge Sarah Zabel is a Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge since 2003. She is also the wife of former North Miami Beach Mayor … Continue reading →

By Sharon Elster, Editor Sunny Isles Beach Commissioner Scholl’s efforts to ban sales of e-cigarettes to anyone under age 18 grew out of his concerns that use by middle and high school students has been rising rapidly due to marketing … Continue reading →

Two lanes of traffic northbound will be CLOSED on Collins Avenue from 178th – 185th Street, beginning Friday, April 4, at 9:00 PM until Sunday, April 6, around 5:00 PM. Please try to seek an alternate route, or expect to … Continue reading →