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PortMiami dredging study by Army Corps to take a fourth year
PortMiami is still awaiting results of a $3 million study begun by the US Army Corps of Engineers in 2018 to evaluate widening and deepening the harbor.…
40 million mobility hub targets self-driving, electric vehicles
Coral Gables city commissioners got the opportunity to see official renderings and a glimpse of how the Coral Gables Mobility Hub is going to change and elevate…
Miami International Airport ready for global visitor bonanza
With the return of international travel for vaccinated non-US citizens nationwide, Miami International Airport expects a spike in overall passengers following a steady increase in air traffic…
Downtown electric cargo bikes from DHL get new spark of life
The electric cargo bikes that were put into action in May 2020 for a one-year pilot program are going to stay. Downtown Development Authority chairman Manolo Reyes…
Flagler Street Art Festival joins new downtown activities
The Miami Downtown Development Authority Executive Committee last week was told an upcoming arts event heralds a new era downtown and was asked for a quarter million…
Miami Dade College to house KIPP Charter school building
KIPP Miami and Miami Dade College have partnered to offer public school and college students pathways for educational advancement and professional development. As part of the new…
22-story office/commercial tower in Health District wins OK
A plan to construct a state-of-the-art office tower in the city’s Health District has been recommended for approval by a city review board. Owner-developer TCD 212 Civica…
Brightline testing Miami to West Palm Beach to be ready to roll
Brightline passenger rail service is back on track. Stalled by the global pandemic, the fledgling rail service is ready to get moving again and has announced a…
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