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Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Aventura Walking Club
Posted by
Aaron
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9:38 PM
Tags 33180, Aventura, Aventura Hospital, Aventura Mall, Florida
Monday, September 17, 2007
Aventura Going Green
I did some research on the City of Aventura website and discovered that Aventura is trying to "Go Green." The City Manager, Eric Soroka, signed an initiative to promote GREEN in our city. This link will take you to the pdf file on the city website City Programs to Promote Green Initiatives . This is a great start!
If you have any questions or concerns take a walk to the Aventura City Hall. It's located right near the Aventura Mall. The address is 19200 West Country Club Drive, Aventura, FL 33180 or call 305-466-8900. Here is the contact information of Eric Soroka, ICMA-CM City Manager 305-466-8910 FAX 305-466-8919 esoroka@cityofaventura.com
In case you cannot find it, look for this building.
Posted by
Aaron
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7:09 PM
Tags 33180, Aventura, City of Aventura, Go Green
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Keep on Truckin
I grew up in the City of Aventura, since before this area was known as Aventura. It was all marsh land, but that would change once the Aventura Mall was built. Soon the mall became a popular destination and several new condos and communities were slowly created. As we all know the construction did not stop and it's still happening before our eyes. Growth is great, but I hope that the people of this city don't loose sight of the big picture. The City of Aventura spans ONLY about 3 miles, that's not much - let's learn to respect the land we inhabit.
Lately, I've been walking the trail around the golf course at the Fairmont Resort in Aventura. This is also known as "The Circle." It's a three mile circle around Country Club Drive. I've noticed that Aventura has made an effort to help its residents keep the city clean by placing city garbage cans around the circle and other areas.
These cans are great to keep Aventura clean; however, plastic recycling cans would be a great addition. The track is filled with bike riders, runners, walkers, and dog walkers each holds a plastic water bottle. If there was an option to recycle on the trail it would be appreciated by all the residents.
