Finally, Roberto Clemente Park, which should have been a Miami showplace, is about to get long-awaited upgrades that will help it live up to the quality of its Hall of…
Spending taxes on sports is seldom logical – look at the 2009 vote to use $3 billion on a Marlins baseball stadium, with most yet to be paid. We swallowed…
Having already given tenants of 244 lucrative Miami International Airport sites 12- to 15-year lease extensions, county commissioners this month put favored firms on a 48-business list to get all…
In a too-little, too-late deal, Miami-Dade is now enroute to 60% of the bayfront open space that we were promised in construction of a basketball arena three decades ago. A…
A mobility quandary: we want to speed painfully slow commutes from home to work yet we strive to slow commuter cut-through traffic near those homes. Yes, you can slow neighborhood…
Miami’s latest “solution” to the riddle of its historic but inactive Olympia Theater downtown is, unfortunately, no firmer than myriad other answers in the half-century since owner Maurice Gusman put…
The welcome mat at Miami’s front door isn’t welcoming enough. That front door is Miami International Airport, where most of the 96% of our visitors who arrive by air get…
Miami commissioners are poised this week to steal an extra year in office without voter approval. If this were some authoritarian banana republic we’d call it business as usual. It…
The county faces ultra-tight deadlines to put waste collection fees on next year’s tax bills because of a deadlock over a maximum $14 increase. That’s not $14 a load, or…
Once upon a time, long before anyone now in office got involved, top Miami-Dade and City of Miami officials created a massive project sold as an economic development deal that…
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