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In December, Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs appointed Junya Nakano as its new consul general in Miami. Mr. Nakano said his main focus is to enhance bilateral relations, build people-to-people…
Miami-Dade officials finally seem serious about cutting waste in county government by operating more efficiently. First, commissioners agreed to have an outside consultant deeply probe one or more departments for…
As part of a broader sister cities celebration highlighting the partnership between cities, Aix-en-Provence and Coral Gables plan to renew their bond and continue their cooperation in the years to…
Electricity powers everything we do in Florida. You deserve a power company that delivers reliable electricity every single day. At FPL, our crews have undergrounded more power lines, installed…
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is now preparing for three major traffic shifts in Miami next week, as part of the I-395/SR 836/I-95 Design-Build Project. This story is premium…
A long-stalled bid to cut driving time from West Kendall to downtown by adding 13 miles to SR 836 is set to rev up after the county pulled out of…
Miami officials are considering dissolving the agency responsible for overseeing the operations of downtown’s two waterfront parks and transferring its duties to a new division within the city’s Parks and…
As work on Miami Freedom Park progresses, the City of Miami is taking steps to secure funding for the upkeep of the 58-acre public park promised as part of the…
Preparations and planning were the framework for smooth sailing when PortMiami seamlessly welcomed a record number on ships on a single day on Saturday in a dress rehearsal for even…
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