Stuart Meyers began his professional life as a CPA/auditor with Price Waterhouse in the Northeast but had fallen in love with Miami when he started visiting at age 10. So…
The rights-of-way alongside major highways are in urgent need of attention, said members of the Miami-Dade’s Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). “I need help in keeping the Golden Glades area clean,”…
On a split vote, the Virginia Key Advisory Board recommended that Miami not request new proposals to improve and manage marinas on the barrier island, affording the board more time…
The Coral Gables commission has approved, at least in concept, a land swap between the city and Codina Partners LLC that will allow an expansion of the new public safety…
In the past three years City of Miami officials have taken several steps to help encourage construction of affordable housing. In an area where the market rate for rentals seems…
Due to factors ranging from an oncoming retirement wave to regional shortages, the job market for nurses is full of opportunities and benefits, including competitive salary offerings and a multitude…
Once again, the county is seeking a qualified firm to manage for at least seven years the aging but profitable Miami International Airport Hotel and will begin the selection process…
Larkin Health Sciences Institute College of Pharmacy, Miami-Dade’s first pharmacy school and the only college in Florida to offer a three-year program culminating in a doctor of pharmacy degree, reached…
If global and national concerns are uncharted waters as 2017 opens, Miami’s top issues are far too familiar. Our local issues linger on. They fall not onto a list of…
Since joining HistoryMiami Museum in 2000, museum director Jorge Zamanillo has consistently worked his way up through the ranks. Now, as he gets ready to take the baton from Stuart…
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