Filming in Miami: April 12, 2018
These film permits were issued last week by the Miami-Dade County Department of Regulatory & Economic Resources’ Office of Film and Entertainment, (305) 375-3288; the Miami Mayor’s Office of Film,...
View ArticleDon’t buy a pig in a poke in secretive courthouse proposal
A mayor’s plea to scuttle an expensive, unsolicited and secretive bid for a new county courthouse is, for government, absolutely blistering. Rightly so. Mayor Carlos Giménez trained all his guns on the...
View ArticleBo Boulenger: Heads operations of all Baptist hospitals, outpatient sites
Only a few months into his new position as Baptist Health’s chief operating officer and executive vice president, Bo Boulenger says he is happy to be working his dream job: “this is all I’ve ever...
View ArticleDiverging Diamond highway interchanges due for fall debut
It’s a delicate balance overseeing several small projects in the grand scheme of State Road 836 improvements for the Miami-Dade Expressway Authority (MDX). As a result of shifting priorities, MDX...
View ArticleMiami-Dade County’s transit expenses per rider up 15%
Reports from Miami-Dade County’s transit operations show the challenges of operating mass transit as the county moves to add services in its six-corridor Smart Plan for added transportation. In a...
View ArticleMiami-Dade County civil courthouse back at square one
After a five-hour-long discussion about how to move forward with plans for a new Miami-Dade County civil courthouse, commissioners Tuesday delayed substantive decisions until May. “In essence, we are...
View ArticleEl Al Airlines looks at added Miami-Tel Aviv flight
The number of Miami travelers to Tel Aviv is exceeding expectations, and El Al Airlines is flying high. The airline is considering adding a fourth weekly flight in coming months after seeing high...
View ArticleWatson Island may get more parking space from city
A parking study will begin soon on city-owned Watson Island, after recent action by the Off-Street Parking Board. Officials with the Miami Parking Authority, under the direction of the board, have...
View ArticleKey Biscayne-Miami lawsuit over Virginia Key nears end
A three-year-old lawsuit between the Village of Key Biscayne and the City of Miami about land uses on Virginia Key may finally be over: a settlement is on today’s (4/12) Miami City Commission agenda. A...
View ArticleMiami Dade College may run Olympia Theater, get housing
Miami commissioners are looking to Miami Dade College to run the vintage 1926 Olympia Theater downtown. Ken Russell’s resolution for the city manager to explore the idea is on tap at today’s (4/12)...
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