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Bank of America to finance $80 million for county vehicles

Bank of America to finance $80 million for county vehicles

Miami-Dade County’s financing for 787 leased and financed automobiles, trucks and pieces of machinery was eventually determined by instability due to attacks in Iran that rattled global financial markets and affected interest rates. This story…

Solid waste fee hike plan put in the trash

Solid waste fee hike plan put in the trash

Residents could soon gain a clearer window into how Miami government’s decisions are tracked and how public meetings unfold under a new web portal that would centralize records, recordings and accountability in one searchable online…

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Miami may branch out to add to tree canopy

Miami may branch out to add to tree canopy

As Miami weighs changes to its tree protections, residents could soon play a more direct role in shaping how the city preserves and expands its…

County to reap bigger sales share from Miami Heat Store at airport

County to reap bigger sales share from Miami Heat Store at airport

The Miami Heat Store, which has been operating on a month-to-month lease since its 2011 contract at Miami International Airport expired, is about to get…

U.S. regulatory changes, orders unsettle banks

U.S. regulatory changes, orders unsettle banks

Banking experts don’t yet view their environment as stable amid flurries of federal executive orders and regulatory changes. This story is premium content for our…

Is Miami-Dade trapped by big-tech legacy systems?

Is Miami-Dade trapped by big-tech legacy systems?

Concentration of technology contracts in fewer hands and a bias toward incumbents winning future purchases is costing Miami-Dade millions because county officials find it hard…

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Opinion

Let the public vote on all charter review task force proposals

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 vote on them all. I say that not because I agree with every one or because the list offers the most vital changes. I dislike some county charter review task force choices and had wanted others on the menu. …

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Carlos Luis: Directing operation of Bay of Pigs Brigade 2506 Museum

Carlos Luis: Directing operation of Bay of Pigs Brigade 2506 Museum

Since its grand opening in April, Bay of Pigs Brigade 2506 Museum’s president Carlos Luis has been leading the museum’s mission to tell the story of 1,500 Cuban exiles who sought the overthrow of the Castro regime in an April 1961 invasion. Remembering and honoring those veterans during this year’s 65th anniversary, the new 11,000-square-foot museum at 1821 SW Ninth St. in Little Havana tells their stories. More than 100 members of the brigade were…

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Real Estate

Real REMAX, with 180,000 agents, plans Miami headquarters

Real REMAX, with 180,000 agents, plans Miami headquarters

Miami is to become headquarters of a new technology-enabled global real estate platform named Real REMAX Group that formed last week in the uniting of RE/MAX and the Real Brokerage. The combined company has nearly…

Government

Is Miami-Dade trapped by big-tech legacy systems?

Is Miami-Dade trapped by big-tech legacy systems?

Concentration of technology contracts in fewer hands and a bias toward incumbents winning future purchases is costing Miami-Dade millions because county officials find it hard to change vendors once they’re hooked on a platform, commissioners…

Business & Finance

U.S. regulatory changes, orders unsettle banks

U.S. regulatory changes, orders unsettle banks

Banking experts don’t yet view their environment as stable amid flurries of federal executive orders and regulatory changes. This story is premium content for our subscribers only. Unlock the full story and the entire edition…

Communities

Miami may branch out to add to tree canopy

Miami may branch out to add to tree canopy

As Miami weighs changes to its tree protections, residents could soon play a more direct role in shaping how the city preserves and expands its urban canopy through a new citizen-led advisory board. City commissioners…

Arts & Culture

City OKs expansion funds for Coral Gables Art Cinema

City OKs expansion funds for Coral Gables Art Cinema

Coral Gables officials on Tuesday approved allocating additional funds toward expansion of the Coral Gables Art Cinema. The Coral Gables Art Cinema is set to receive $100,000 to cover the funding cap it has experienced…

Education

Centralized public records system pushed in Miami

Centralized public records system pushed in Miami

Residents could soon gain a clearer window into how Miami government’s decisions are tracked and how public meetings unfold under a new web portal that would centralize records, recordings and accountability in one searchable online…

Healthcare

Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center adapts radiation into individualized treatments

Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center adapts radiation into individualized treatments

UHealth’s Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center has adapted radiation therapy into precise individualized treatment. UHealth’s radiation oncologists have spent more than six years adapting radiation treatment from a verification step into an active treatment tool. By…

Transportation

County to reap bigger sales share from Miami Heat Store at airport

County to reap bigger sales share from Miami Heat Store at airport

The Miami Heat Store, which has been operating on a month-to-month lease since its 2011 contract at Miami International Airport expired, is about to get a new lease on life from Miami-Dade commissioners – with…

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