Battles Over So Hail To The Chief And Target Economic Slide
Campaign innuendo and vituperation are over, praise be. Barring election glitches, you know who'll be president.…
Commission Pay Raise On Ballot Could Save County Billions
Friends called about Tuesday's ballot. They'd decided on president and Congress, but how should they vote on the charter issues?…
Business Groups Must Unite Now In Economic Recovery Drive
As our local economy falters, business should begin a recovery drive. Any wait is too long, because confidence and financial lives keep eroding.…
340 Million Ballpark Parking Coverup Needs Firm Action
Miami commissioners should be livid. Taxpayers too.…
New Paradox The Entrepreneurial Government Bureaucrat
Necessity is creating a strange new hybrid. Not hybrid gas-electric cars on the road, but hybrid bureaucrat-entrepreneurs in government.…
All Set To Uncork Miami Rivers 90proof Economic Kick
In less than two weeks Miami-Dade is to celebrate an economic boon right in the teeth of the nation's downturn. And while we'll be the biggest beneficiaries, ripples will spread…
Forget Too Big To Fail School District Is Too Big To Succeed
As Alberto Carvalho prepares to sign a $275,000-a-year contract to be Miami-Dade school superintendent, our condolences: success is impossible.…
Judges Ruling Details A Stadium Deal Thats Legal But Horrid
A ruling that a Marlins stadium wouldn't violate the state constitution, while fair and clearly reasoned, paradoxically shows why the deal must die.…
584 People At A Ballgame Prove Folly Of Building A Stadium
For the 455th consecutive time last Wednesday afternoon, 96-year-old Fenway Park in Boston sold every seat for a Red Sox game, tying baseball's record.…
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