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Miami-Dade dumps chairs for Broward, Palm Beach on solid waste team

Miami-Dade dumps chairs for Broward, Palm Beach on solid waste team

Miami-Dade got a new solid waste advisory board last week after commissioners agreed to remove from the board seats that had been reserved for experts from neighboring Palm Beach and…

County commissioners trash staff for litter-strewn areas

County commissioners trash staff for litter-strewn areas

A vote to add bus shelters detoured last week as Miami-Dade commissioners blamed staff attitudes for a trash-filled county. The mayor cautioned it will only get worse if voters approve…

Vote could bring new soccer fields to Allapattah and Overtown

Vote could bring new soccer fields to Allapattah and Overtown

As Miami leans into World Cup momentum, two soccer projects in Allapattah and Overtown could bring new playing fields to neighborhoods where access to recreational and sports space lags behind…

Bidding to start soon to design-build airport’s biggest upgrade

Bidding to start soon to design-build airport’s biggest upgrade

Miami International Airport aims to seek bids in August for the largest project in its $12 billion modernization, a $1.1 billion expansion of its regional commuter area at Gate D60,…

The air is going out of Miami-Dade property value increases

The air is going out of Miami-Dade property value increases

Growth of taxable property values in Miami-Dade has slowed markedly from last year’s rise, showing what county Property Appraiser Tomás Regalado terms “a noticeable moderation in market growth.” The county’s…

U.S. to fund millions of Miami’s World Cup police, fire overtime costs

U.S. to fund millions of Miami’s World Cup police, fire overtime costs

Federal funding of $6.5 million will cover overtime costs for around-the-clock City of Miami police and fire patrols during upcoming FIFA World Cup events, strengthening security at Bayfront Park and…

With supply tight, Coral Gables homes in hot seller’s market

With supply tight, Coral Gables homes in hot seller’s market

The Coral Gables single-family home market is in a seller’s market, attracting local and out-of-state buyers alike with its walkability, greenery, schools, retail and restaurants, according to Rafael Beltran with…

Airport’s roofs will generate vast electrical power supply

Airport’s roofs will generate vast electrical power supply

A plan to rip the roofs off the North, Central and South terminals at Miami International Airport and add $125.7 million in new roofing includes a solar voltaic system that…

Miami Beach seeks funds to expand water taxi service

Miami Beach seeks funds to expand water taxi service

Miami Beach leaders are digging into how to expand the city’s water taxis into a larger transit system connecting the city’s three neighborhoods with each other and the City of…

Apprentices may go to head of line for City of Miami jobs

Apprentices may go to head of line for City of Miami jobs

Miami is planning an apprenticeship program to fill vacant city positions while expanding job access for residents, particularly adults with disabilities and those from underserved communities. City commissioners are to…

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