After Two Fine Waterfront Showings Make It A Triple Feature
It's been so easy for so long to justly criticize Miami's government for fumbling away assets that it's hard to realize that in quick succession last week the city…
Lob Grenades Not Softballs To Capture Field Of Teen Dreams
Baseball has a new manager for its field of teen dreams in Hialeah, where sleepwalking play keeps hope dormant.…
Casino Could Make Citys Bad Jungle Island Gamble Worse
As Miami officials last week delayed a vote on a Watson Island lease for Jungle Island, Asian giant Genting was unveiling a casino venture on an island just 48…
Jungle Island Jobs Eerily Reminiscent Of Marlins Ballpark
What do you do when you owe government $26 million you can't pay because you're losing money?…
Multiple County Maladies Will Linger After Charter Review
A team exploring county ills is to report next week, having proposed a government facelift but leaving multiple maladies festering.…
Stadium Economic Promises Remain Emptier Than The Seats
Almost halfway through Marlins Park's first season, the impact of the $3 billion taxpayers spent for it is becoming clear.…
Shrinking Government Aid Building Jobs Challenge Chamber
Three themes echoed in last week's Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce goals conference, one recurring, one looking forward in hope, one gazing behind in trepidation.…
Serious Focused News Vital To This Newspaper And Miami
Miami Today this week starts its 30th year providing vital knowledge to intent readers overwhelmed by fluff that passes for news.…
Population Spurt Should Spur Business Investment Planning
Change alters business. In Miami-Dade, we've vastly under-projected population growth, creating more and different economic opportunities than we foresaw.…
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