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Smart transit plan (but not the one you think) gets rolling

Smart transit plan (but not the one you think) gets rolling

Miami-Dade County finally has the real smart plan for transit in place and operating. It’s vital. No, I don’t mean the formal Smart Plan, which is supposed to add six…

In a swift reversal, big wage rises imperil growth aspirations

In a swift reversal, big wage rises imperil growth aspirations

Suddenly, Miami-Dade has become a national beacon of shrinking unemployment and rising wages, seemingly a cushy featherbed for the new CEO of our economic development organization when he enters the…

Magnet pull of South Florida on US residents is just a myth

Magnet pull of South Florida on US residents is just a myth

Despite a widely professed belief that people from big cities across the nation are caught in a magnet pull to South Florida, it just ain’t so. Just the opposite. New…

Can someone please tell the mayor what’s going on in his city

Can someone please tell the mayor what’s going on in his city

When Miami commissioners voted to rape the landscape by allowing monstrous ad signs throughout downtown on every government property, it created a perfect opportunity for Mayor Francis Suarez to become…

Should the King of England name Miami’s commissioners?

Should the King of England name Miami’s commissioners?

It took 10 ballots, but Miami finally took the right path and allowed democracy to prevail by electing a fifth commissioner to fill a vacancy. The commission had been deadlocked…

Fitting steps can honor unmatched legacy of Harvey Ruvin

Fitting steps can honor unmatched legacy of Harvey Ruvin

After the passing of Harvey Ruvin, a 54-year elected official whose extraordinary scorecard shows universal praise for service and zero detractors, the community’s task today is not to replace him…

New Year’s Resolution: bury FTX arena branding fiasco

New Year’s Resolution: bury FTX arena branding fiasco

What’s the most visible embarrassment that government here both caused and can still easily erase? As we start a new year, we seek low-hanging fruit to make big personal improvements…

Record new business applications can fuel Miami’s economy

Record new business applications can fuel Miami’s economy

Hail the guts and creativity of those who start businesses – which are almost entirely small businesses, our economic backbone. Despite the media spotlight on billionaire moguls like Elon Musk,…

Language, race and birthplace trends make landmark shifts

Language, race and birthplace trends make landmark shifts

Language, race, and birthplace are pivotal in public policy in Miami-Dade County, though they are often unspoken decision-making yardsticks in a world focused on political correctness. But while these factors…

Valuable new census data can shape housing, transit plans

Valuable new census data can shape housing, transit plans

The US Census Bureau last week pulled back the curtain on reams of data gathered last year that fill in the facts on trends that most of us are vaguely…

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