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Miami needs $5 billion to fight flooding

Miami needs $5 billion to fight flooding

Miami’s new stormwater master plan prioritizes $600 million in near-term infrastructure improvements and anticipates over $5 billion will be needed to shore up the city against flooding and achieve long-term resiliency goals. After extensive research…

NEW Miami mega-billboards put on 270-day hold

NEW Miami mega-billboards put on 270-day hold

Miami is moving forward with a 270-day moratorium to halt all new applications for outdoor advertising signs as commissioners continue to debate details of a new ordinance. On April 11, the city commission considered two…

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Spaceport status OK’d for Homestead Air Reserve Base

Spaceport status OK’d for Homestead Air Reserve Base

Cape Canaveral is losing Florida’s corner on space exploration with the designation of Miami-Dade’s Homestead Air Force Base as an official spaceport. After both houses…

Prime location drives Doral commercial realty boom

Prime location drives Doral commercial realty boom

Doral’s prime location continues to drive the city’s high demand for commercial real estate. “The demand in Doral has been steady for years,” said Lee…

Miami International Airport to toughen security fence

Miami International Airport to toughen security fence

A Miramar-based company has been awarded a $3.7 million contract for the first phase of replacing Miami International Airport’s nine-mile perimeter fence. The “Security Hardening…

Doral Central Park phases to open in summer

Doral Central Park phases to open in summer

Since taking on the role as Doral interim city manager in February, Kathie Brooks’ top priority has been to ensure transparency throughout the city for…

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Opinion

Now-or-never pitch for county land for Costco is no bargain

Now-or-never pitch for county land for Costco is no bargain

You’ve heard it too often: a last-minute deal appears that the county must make now at giveaway prices or lose a great opportunity. You hear it when a car dealer or stockbroker or realtor tells you a price won’t last if you don’t buy today. The county heard it when owners said they’d move the Marlins to Las Vegas if the public didn’t build a $3 billion baseball stadium now. We also heard it exactly a year ago when…

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Barbara Stein: Artistic leader of Actors’ Playhouse looks toward its future

Barbara Stein: Artistic leader of Actors’ Playhouse looks toward its future

Celebrating 36 years, the mission of Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre’s founding executive producing director, Barbara S. Stein, is to continue to enrich South Florida’s cultural vitality with the highest caliber classic and contemporary live theater productions that the playhouse can offer. Considered one of 13 major cultural institutions in Miami-Dade County, the Actors’ Playhouse works hard to provide comprehensive educational and outreach programs to multi-cultural audiences, Ms. Stein said, and to provide a supportive and…

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Real Estate

Prime location drives Doral commercial realty boom

Prime location drives Doral commercial realty boom

Doral’s prime location continues to drive the city’s high demand for commercial real estate. “The demand in Doral has been steady for years,” said Lee & Associates Senior Vice President Conner Milford. “I haven’t seen…

Government

Doral Central Park phases to open in summer

Doral Central Park phases to open in summer

Since taking on the role as Doral interim city manager in February, Kathie Brooks’ top priority has been to ensure transparency throughout the city for its residents. The next big item on her agenda is…

Business & Finance

Spaceport status OK’d for Homestead Air Reserve Base

Spaceport status OK’d for Homestead Air Reserve Base

Cape Canaveral is losing Florida’s corner on space exploration with the designation of Miami-Dade’s Homestead Air Force Base as an official spaceport. After both houses of the state legislature unanimously passed a bill in March…

Communities

Little River project wins OK if shade trees replace palms

Little River project wins OK if shade trees replace palms

A developer plans to construct a new mixed-use residential project for a vacant site in Miami’s Little River neighborhood at 123 NE 79th St. Owner-developer 123 NE 79 St Investments LLC intends to build River…

Arts & Culture

Oolite Arts to base 12 artists in Coral Gables office tower

Oolite Arts to base 12 artists in Coral Gables office tower

Terranova Corporation is collaborating with Oolite Arts to launch the Oolite Arts Project Space initiative in Coral Gables. Birthed from a shared vision to nurture and showcase local artists, the “Oolite Arts Project Space presented…

Education

Miami Dade College enrollment booming

Miami Dade College enrollment booming

Miami Dade College (MDC) continues to see a robust presence of students with newly launched AI and cybersecurity programs. MDC credit enrollment numbers are up 6.5% and headcount is up 8.5% compared to spring term…

Healthcare

Japanese drugmaker Noven gets county aid to expand here

Japanese drugmaker Noven gets county aid to expand here

Miami’s pharmaceutical world is gearing up for an expansion of Japanese-owned Noven Pharmaceuticals Inc. as county commissioners last week approved a $709,420 incentive to grow Noven’s South Dade operations. The company plans to add 24,500…

Transportation

Miami International Airport to toughen security fence

Miami International Airport to toughen security fence

A Miramar-based company has been awarded a $3.7 million contract for the first phase of replacing Miami International Airport’s nine-mile perimeter fence. The “Security Hardening Program” will replace about nine miles of “existing … high…

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