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Ashlee Thomas: Directing the Miami-Dade Department of Cultural Affairs

Ashlee Thomas: Directing the Miami-Dade Department of Cultural Affairs

With deep local roots shaped by cultural institutions and more than 25 years of arts experience, Ashlee Thomas has been running the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs as director…

Fortify Miami’s resolve to keep using its historic city hall

Fortify Miami’s resolve to keep using its historic city hall

It’s gratifying that Miami has chosen to retain its historic Art Deco home of 72 years as city hall. Up to now, the city’s abysmal track record has been to…

Miami Beach moves to close Ocean Drive to cars for much of year

Miami Beach moves to close Ocean Drive to cars for much of year

Miami Beach commissioners voted to close Ocean Drive to cars from Thanksgiving through March yearly as the city works to make the fabled beachfront drive permanently pedestrian-only. Commissioners last week…

Grammy winner named dean of UM’s Frost Music

Grammy winner named dean of UM’s Frost Music

The University of Miami has selected Matt Serletic as the new dean of the Frost School of Music. Officially taking on the role on Oct. 19, Mr. Serletic will have…

Course corrections sought for boater safety board

Course corrections sought for boater safety board

Plans for a new boater safety board sailed ahead through a Miami-Dade County committee last week with several recommendations that included course corrections. This story is premium content for our…

Multistory libraries rise in Miami-Dade

Multistory libraries rise in Miami-Dade

The new Doral Branch Library, which had been expected to open this year, is now 95% complete, with an opening anticipated by the end of this year or early next…

As new building rises, Miami votes to stay in historic city hall

As new building rises, Miami votes to stay in historic city hall

Miami City Hall is to remain in its historic waterfront home in Coconut Grove, preserving the site as the city’s primary civic meeting place even as other municipal offices prepare…

Area banks plan differing paths to stablecoin use

Area banks plan differing paths to stablecoin use

South Florida banks are taking different approaches to stablecoins as some of the world’s largest financial institutions move toward issuing their own form of digital money. Wells Fargo, which has…

South Florida financial jobs cool

South Florida financial jobs cool

Miami-Dade’s financial sector has moved from the rapid job growth that helped establish it as a major finance hub into a slower market where employment has declined from a year…

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