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   Legendary Dolphins coach Don Shula’s name has been removed from multiple   
   buildings in Miami Lakes, such as the hotel and golf club, after gracing   
   them for decades.   
      
   According to Local 10 News, the Graham family, the main developers of   
   Miami Lakes, is moving away from the Shula name because the Graham Company   
   “wants a fresh start.”   
      
   The partnership between the Graham family and the late Shula, a longtime   
   Miami Lakes resident, began during his tenure as coach of the Dolphins,   
   whom he led to two Super Bowl championships in the 1970s. When the   
   Dolphins hired Shula in 1970, he and his first wife, Dorothy, and their   
   five kids moved into the Miami Lakes area, immediately becoming the   
   development’s most famous residents. Miami-Dade property records say they   
   sold their house on West Prestwick Place in 1984.   
      
   In 1989, the Grahams opened the first Shula’s Steak House and in 1992, the   
   Miami Lakes Inn & Golf Club was renamed Shula’s Hotel and Golf Club in   
   recognition of Shula’s contribution to the community. The Senator Course   
   at Shula’s Golf Club and Shula’s Athletic Club were also properties that   
   bore the name of the Pro Football Hall of Famer.   
      
   The restaurant inside the hotel holds memorabilia from Shula, a member of   
   the inaugural class for the Miami Lakes Sports Hall of Fame in 2017.   
      
   Shula, who was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1997, died   
   May 2020.   
      
   This will be updated as more information becomes available.   
      
   https://news.yahoo.com/hall-fame-dolphins-coach-don-200413632.html   
      
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