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Miami Herald
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Miami Herald
New stores are coming to a big Miami mall, and others just arrived. See the list
Dadeland Mall is changing as new stores and restaurants arrive. The 2025 newcomers launched with February's opening of the first Dick's House of Sport in South Florida. MORE: Kendall used to look like that? See the early days of Dadeland Mall Here's what to see now and expect in coming months: Dadeland newcomers ▪ Lola + The Boys. A Chicago-based children's clothing brand aimed at trend-forward flair. That could mean sequin unicorn bombers, glitter sneakers or graphic T-shirts. The store is planning a summer 2025 opening in Dadeland's east wing near JCPenney and Dick's House of Sport. ▪ UDON. Asian restaurant with traditional noodle dishes and a variety of Asian-inspired tapas. This will be the third UDON in South Florida, joining locations in Wynwood and Aventura Mall. Opening in the summer on the mall's second level of the Fashion Wing in Terrace Dining. ▪ Alo Yoga. A clothing store focused on yoga wear. Yoga experts will also host in-store community events to teach yoga practices. Scheduled for a fall opening in the mall's Fashion Wing, next to Tesla. ▪ Luli Fama swimwear and Mania Jeans are coming to Dadeland but a date for both has not been set Recent arrivals These stores opened at Dadeland recently: ▪ Dick's House of Sport focuses on experiences, with in-store climbing walls, multiple golf hitting bays with TrackMan simulators, and a multi-sport cage that can be used for baseball, softball, lacrosse and soccer. The only other Dick's House of Sport in Florida is in Tampa at International Plaza. The Dadeland outlet is in the east mall near JCPenney where Nordstrom's used to be. ▪ Golden Goose: Italy-inspired ready-to-wear, accessories and footwear. Located in the Fashion Wing next to Gucci. ▪ Aritzia design house sells luxury clothing. Aritzia has proven a hit at Aventura Mall and brings its influencer-minded fashion to Dadeland's Center Court. ▪ Lacoste was founded in 1933 by René Lacoste and is known for its familiar polo shirt, as well as sportswear apparel for men and women, footwear, eyewear, watches, fragrances and leather goods like handbags and luggage. Located next to Macy's Fashion. ▪ Britto. Colorful artist Romero Britto features his work in a new location in Dadeland's East Mall near JCPenney and Dick's House of Sport. ▪ Perfume World. Near JCPenney, Freddo in the Dining Pavilion. ▪ Princess Polly is a trendy fashion boutique aimed at young women influencers. It began as an online retailer from a beachside apartment on Australia's Gold Coast in 2010. The first brick and mortar store in the U.S. opened in Los Angeles in 2023. The Dadeland Mall opening in Kendall on May 17 begins the chain's expansion into other cities including New York.
Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Yahoo
VIDEO: Florida suspects steal more than 200 pounds of mail and go on shopping spree, police say
The Brief The Doral Police Department has shared a video that shows a group of suspects stealing more than 200 pounds of mail. Using personal information and credit cards stolen in the mail, the suspects then went on a thousands-of-dollar shopping spree at Dadeland Mall. Three of the four suspects have been arrested and face multiple charges, while one suspect is still on the run. DORAL, Fla. - A group of four suspects recently stole more than 200 pounds of mail and then used the stolen credit cards to go on a mall shopping spree in Florida, police say. Authorities say three of the four suspects have been arrested and face multiple charges, while one suspect is still on the run. What we know The Doral Police Department recently shared a video that shows a group of suspects stealing more than 200 pounds of mail. Investigators say the incident took place around 1:52 a.m. on April 29 at the Pinnacle community, which is located at 10320 NW 76th Lane. Video captured shows a white Nissan Rouge entering the community. Four males were then observed opening mailboxes with a master key. The suspects are seen emptying the mail into large garbage bags and then fleeing the scene. Officials say more than 200 pounds of mail holding personal information and credit cards was stolen from the people living in the community. Authorities say the four suspects then went to the Dadeland Mall and used the stolen credit cards to make thousands of dollars in purchases. The purchases included several PlayStations and an iPad. What we don't know At this time, it is unclear how many people had their mail stolen. Officials also have not yet released the total amount of damage incurred on the stolen credit cards. Using cameras across the city, police say they were able to track the tag used on the vehicle to commit the crime and later arrested three of the four suspects on May 2. Those arrested for the alleged crimes are: 34-year-old Ivey Marquis Allen, of Opa-locka 19-year-old Guston Malheur, of northwest Miami-Dade 23-year-old Latron Steadman, of Miami Investigators say they are continuing to search for one suspect: 44-year-old Antwan Ronald McClain, of Miami. All four of the men are facing multiple charges, including burglary, fraud and grand theft. So far, the three suspects arrested have denied all allegations of the crimes. What you can do Anyone with information on the crime or the suspect still on the run is asked to call Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at (305) 471-8477. Police are also asking the community to remain vigilant. They suggested not letting anything sit in the mailbox for too long. Big picture view Authorities say the incident is part of an ongoing problem of mail thefts in South Florida. Postal inspectors recently offered a large reward for information on suspected mail thieves in Sunrise, Florida. STAY CONNECTED WITH FOX 35 ORLANDO: Download the FOX Local app for breaking news alerts, the latest news headlines Download the FOX 35 Storm Team Weather app for weather alerts & radar Sign up for FOX 35's daily newsletter for the latest morning headlines FOX Local:Stream FOX 35 newscasts, FOX 35 News+, Central Florida Eats on your smart TV The Source This story was written based on information shared by the Doral Police Department in an arrest affidavit, video and social media post.
Miami Herald
13-02-2025
- Business
- Miami Herald
Joann's, the fabric place, is closing stores. Is your Miami or Broward site on the list?
Just when some millennials seem to be enjoying crafting fabric into dresses and quilts like their grandmothers did generations ago, one of the country's longest-running fabric and arts and craft chains announced plans to close more than half of its U.S. locations — including 10 stores in South Florida. Joann has been around for more than 80 years and has been part of the South Florida retail scene for decades, including a long-time storefront down the street from Kendall's Dadeland Mall. The company filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January for the second time since initially filing and going private in March 2024. This time the announcement adds that Joann will close about 500 of its 850 stores nationwide, USA Today reported. Miami and Broward shutdowns Among the Joann locations on the to-close list: stores on North Kendall Drive in the Greenery Mall, Flagler Street at Flagler Park Plaza, and Cutler Bay's Caribbean Boulevard in Miami-Dade. In Broward, locations on Hollywood Boulevard, South Federal Highway in Pompano Beach and the Margate store are also on the closing list. Florida, with 36 stores set to close, is second to California that will see 61 Joann stores shutter. Stores in Pembroke Pines, Boynton Beach, Wellington, West Palm Beach, Naples, Sarasota, Orlando and Tampa are also on the list. The Ohio-based Joann, in a webpage devoted to the restructuring, didn't announce a closing date. 'Stores are open. is shipping orders and team members are receiving pay and benefits,' the company posted. 'JOANN is committed to providing our customers — the sewists, quilters, crocheters, crafters and other creative enthusiasts we have served for more than 80 years — with great service and assortments and to supporting our thousands of team members across the nation throughout this process.' This story will be updated with a list of affected stores in South Florida.
