A study of pilings below the seabed supporting the Bear Cut Bridge leading to Key Biscayne shows a life expectancy far shorter than previously projected, meaning that as Miami-Dade County…
August 28, 2013Comments Off on Bridge being repaired and then replacedRead More
Leslie Smith is not only a partner at Foley & Lardner but also chair of the Miami office’s litigation practice. She has recently broken new ground: she became the fourth…
August 28, 2013Comments Off on Profile: Leslie SmithRead More
Miami-Dade’s non-Hispanic white population grew at a faster rate than Hispanics from 2010 to 2012, according to a US Census Bureau July estimate. The county’s total population grew by about…
August 28, 2013Comments Off on Unexpected twist to Miami population gainRead More
As a final decision moves up to the state Department of Economic Opportunity, the controversy over the former Westview Country Club’s land is expected to come to an end soon.…
August 15, 2013Comments Off on Judge kicks country club remake to stateRead More
The Miami Planning and Zoning Department has approved a Class II Special Permit for the Wal-Mart project in Midtown. City Planning Director Francisco Garcia confirmed that he signed the permit…
August 15, 2013Comments Off on Miami gives Wal-Mart permit in MidtownRead More
Louisiana-born and Florida-raised, Darryl K. Sharpton came to Miami quite serendipitously. He started his own accounting and business consulting firm in 1984 and his partner joined him just over a…
August 15, 2013Comments Off on Profile: Darryl K. SharptonRead More
Wal-Mart’s project to open a store in Midtown is moving forward. The City of Miami expects to issue an architectural design permit to the megastore by the end of this…
August 8, 2013Comments Off on Wal-Mart set to get Midtown permitRead More
Universities in Miami-Dade have seen foreign student numbers increase as an overall trend. Saudi Arabia, China, Venezuela and Colombia are the countries that most international students come from in the…
August 1, 2013Comments Off on Saudi Arabia, China funnel students to MiamiRead More
Wages in education in both the public and private sectors have grown in Miami-Dade County in the past six years. However, Florida salaries for educators fell in the same period.…
August 1, 2013Comments Off on Teacher pay up in Miami, down in FloridaRead More
The status quo remains at the third-floor office that the Venezuelan Consulate rents in Miami. Even though nobody is in the space and the consulate is not active, the…
July 25, 2013Comments Off on Venezuela Consulate Empty But PayingRead More
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