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A new guide to South Florida padel highlights Padel Point on Normandy Drive and Sunset Padel in Sunset Harbour as Miami Beach's two permanent venues, each offering distinct pricing, court setups and programming for the fast-growing sport.

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A new guide to South Florida padel highlights Padel Point on Normandy Drive and Sunset Padel in Sunset Harbour as Miami Beach's two permanent venues, each offering distinct pricing, court setups and programming for the fast-growing sport.

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View MoreThe Miami Beach Hi-Tides host St. Brendan at Memorial Stadium on Friday, Aug. 28, at 7 p.m., entering Week 2 after a 41-0 shutout of Coral Shores while the Sabres look to rebound from a 49-7 loss.

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View MoreMiami-Dade County Public Schools now requires clear bags at all district football games, including Miami Beach Senior High contests, starting Aug. 27, 2026.

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View MoreMiami Beach Parks and Recreation is offering free adaptive bowling at Scott Rakow Youth Center for residents with special abilities, with qualifying participants invited to compete in local Special Olympics events.

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View MoreMiami Beach Parks and Recreation opens resident registration August 10 for fall youth athletics — baseball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, flag football, and fencing — at $33 per sport, with programs running September 8 through November 10.

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View MoreTeam USA defeated Uzbekistan 14–10 in the WR Chess organization's first U.S. tournament at Faena Miami Beach on July 27–28, with Javokhir Sindarov beating Hikaru Nakamura twice in a standout individual performance despite his team's loss.

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View MoreAhead of Florida's two-day lobster mini season opening Thursday, July 30, the FWC, U.S. Coast Guard, and Miami-Dade Sheriff's Marine Patrol outlined bag limits, size rules, and boating safety requirements at a joint news conference in North Miami.

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View MoreMiami-Dade officials announced a preliminary $1.3 billion economic impact from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, while Miami Beach hosted more than a dozen free watch parties and is now weighing additional funding for its youth travel soccer team.