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Let the public vote on all charter review task force proposals

A vital belated review of Miami-Dade’s equivalent of a constitution that began last July may be headed next week for county commission action on which proposals voters can act on. Citizens should get to…

Commissioners are right: stamp out those no-bid contracts

Commissioners are right: stamp out those no-bid contracts

It’s wasteful that one-sixth of all Miami-Dade product and service contracts have no competing bids. Government contracts without competition cost taxpayers more. The trend is for most governments, not just…

Time for new mayors to use lessons they learned from dad

Time for new mayors to use lessons they learned from dad

Miami-Dade’s iconic cities have just elected new mayors who got head starts learning the job: each attorney is son of a mayor of his city and has gained valued lessons…

Wage slowpoke Miami suddenly leads the national pack

Wage slowpoke Miami suddenly leads the national pack

The labor market puzzle just got more perplexing. Job demand is growing, unemployment is falling, yet wages seem stuck in place. Or are they? “Jobs Rebound, Wages Stand Still” was…

Miami’s traffic riddle has no one solution, yet it has many

Miami’s traffic riddle has no one solution, yet it has many

As we struggle to map out an easy path to mobility in a rapidly congesting Miami, let me deliver the bad news: no single solution serves us all. But that’s…

Support bid to save money by paying commissioners more

Support bid to save money by paying commissioners more

A team studying Miami-Dade’s charter has wisely voted for fair commission pay. What should be an easy step to join Florida’s other 66 counties that use a state pay scale…

UM mustn’t be only local pick for the top 500 universities

UM mustn’t be only local pick for the top 500 universities

As South Florida’s economic development leaders wrap up their entries in the sweepstakes to lure fast-growing global corporation Amazon’s second headquarters, we’d love to see how they’re finessing the issue…

Why ignore efficiency, effectiveness in funding charities?

Why ignore efficiency, effectiveness in funding charities?

It’s hard for charities to win county aid, but once they get it, they get it forever. That’s true no matter how effective or ineffective a group is, or how…

County able to (bait and) switch its transit funding sources

County able to (bait and) switch its transit funding sources

Faced with a legitimate outcry over transit cuts just as the county aims to spend $6 billion to add transit corridors, Mayor Carlos Giménez took a well-worn route last week:…

Bid for new Amazon headquarters a winner even if we lose

Bid for new Amazon headquarters a winner even if we lose

Tri-county economic development chiefs, adhering to Amazon’s rule of just one bid from any region, are wise in jointly pitching the expanding giant on a headquarters site. Multiple bids would…

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