Once On Life Support Miami River Dredging Project Nears Early Completion
Written by Risa Polansky on September 25th, 2008
The years-long Miami River dredging project, once feared "on life support" as proponents struggled to secure funding, is chugging steadily toward an early completion.…
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Florida Marlins Fans Could End Up Paying High Ticket Prices In New Park Experts Say Team Must Keep Fans In Mind
Written by Risa Polansky on September 25th, 2008
In a new ballpark, Florida Marlins fans could end up paying above-average ticket prices to watch a team whose payroll sits at 65% to 73% of the industry's average, at…
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Proposed Ordinance Gives Miamis Code Enforcement Department Tools To Deal With Distraught Properties
Written by Yudislaidy Fernandez on September 25th, 2008
Miami's code enforcement department has crafted a new ordinance to give more authority to a department that needs it, city officials say.…
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Trirail Ridership Skyrockets While Some Local Expressways See Lessdramatic Decrease In Traffic
Written by Risa Polansky on September 25th, 2008
For months, public transportation ridership has climbed by double-digit percentages locally, probably in response to high gas prices and a weak economy.…
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Miami Back To Preparing Orange Bowl Site Just Weeks After Favorable Court Ruling
Written by Yudislaidy Fernandez on September 25th, 2008
Just two weeks after a court ruling gave a green light to plans for a new Marlins Stadium, Miami is wasting no time preparing the land for construction.…
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40000 Miami Residents Get Bogus Flood Zone Notices City Doesnt Plan To Issue Corrections
Written by Yudislaidy Fernandez on September 18th, 2008
The City of Miami mistakenly wrote to 40,000 residents that their homes are in flood zones and doesn't plan to write again to correct the error. …
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Right Type Of Amenities Could Give Jungle Island The Push It Needs Improve Fiscal Situation
Written by Yudislaidy Fernandez on September 18th, 2008
With Jungle Island hurting financially, adding components like a hotel and retail complex to the park is a gamble some think could work.…
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Miami Commissioners Give Initial Ok To Proposed Budget Which Calls For Deferred Payments To Retiree Health Plans Garbage Fee Increase
Written by Yudislaidy Fernandez on September 18th, 2008
Miami officials plan to erase $48.5 million in red ink in this year's budget by deferring $15 million in payments to the health plans of city retirees as well as…
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Miamidade Could Lose Millions By Not Budging On Urban Development Boundary Line Issue
Written by Risa Polansky on September 18th, 2008
Should Miami-Dade County fight the state over commissioners' decisions to allow new projects outside the urban development boundary, it could cost more than just time and attorneys' fees: funds for…
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