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Front Page » 2025 » September (Page 5)

County sidetracks opening of finished mental health center

County sidetracks opening of finished mental health center

The Miami Center for Mental Health and Recovery, now sitting vacant awaiting its opening, has run into a roadblock as the county commission has sidetracked approval over concerns about sustainability…

Salmon farmer Atlantic Sapphire moves toward major expansion

Salmon farmer Atlantic Sapphire moves toward major expansion

An aquaculture complex near Homestead is about to get a financing boost that will lead to production growth from last year’s 4,400 metric tons of fresh-water bluehouse salmon to a…

Miami Marine Stadium bid asks $500,000 yearly fee, commissions

Miami Marine Stadium bid asks $500,000 yearly fee, commissions

A deal to reactivate Miami Marine Stadium could head to voters this fall, potentially ushering in a new chapter for the long-shuttered waterfront venue. At a special meeting Sept. 5,…

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FYI Miami: September 4, 2025

FYI Miami: September 4, 2025

BAPTIST SITE SPLIT: Baptist Health South Florida has sold 6.63 acres of its property adjacent to Miami Executive Airport that also houses Baptist’s 11,000-square-foot West Kendall Emergency Care Center, which…

Filming in Miami: September 4, 2025

Filming in Miami: September 4, 2025

These film permits were issued last week by the Miami-Dade County Department of Regulatory & Economic Resources’ Office of Film and Entertainment, (305) 375-3288; the Miami Mayor’s Office of Film,…

No caviar or chips, commissioners: feed county what’s vital

No caviar or chips, commissioners: feed county what’s vital

Miami-Dade’s budget battle that will capture headlines over the next two weeks of pressure to restore spending cuts has less to do with current finances than the difficulty of sticking…

Dennis Kerbel: Akerman partner chairs county charter review task force

Dennis Kerbel: Akerman partner chairs county charter review task force

Since May of 2024, Dennis Kerbel has been with the Akerman law firm after more than 21 years with the Miami-Dade County Attorney’s Office. After having served as chief of…

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