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Nov 23rd
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Cover Story
Bear Market Meets Biscayne Corridor

Two real-estate experts explain it all -- or at least give it a good try

The stock market has been drunker than usual lately. Literally every day, for weeks running in September and October, the Dow spiked and plunged several hundred points between opening and closing...

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Community News
A Restaurant Comes To Wynwood A Restaurant Comes To Wynwood

It’s in the new “café district” and -- no surprise -- it’s owned by Joey Goldman

Letters
November 2008

I just wanted to say thanks to Jim W. Harper for his column about manatees (“Kill Baby Kill,” October 2008). As the owner of the historic Blue Marlin Fish House, I get the opportunity to see these amazing animals...

 
Miami Shores
Gratitude Begins at Home Gratitude Begins at Home

It takes a village to lift our spirits

Belle Meade
Miami’s Waterfront Dream Miami’s Waterfront Dream

A bunch of bright students envision what could be

 
Biscayne Park
Miami Has No Monopoly on Weirdness Miami Has No Monopoly on Weirdness

Irish mobsters, space aliens, and woodchucks

Liberty City
Hearing Is Believing Hearing Is Believing

Sounds and scenes from the streets of Liberty City

 
Park Patrol
Bronze Bells Beckon Bronze Bells Beckon

Here’s your chance to make a piece of history

Police Reports
Biscayne Crime Beat Biscayne Crime Beat

Jailbird Gets Robbed Torn and tired man had returned home after spending several weeks in the slammer and found his home burglarized...

 
Kids and the City
Hard-Wired at Birth Hard-Wired at Birth

You can’t change how big sisters treats little brothers

Your Garden
More Color, Fewer Mosquitoes More Color, Fewer Mosquitoes

Here’s how to enjoy bromeliads without the biting bugs

 
Pawsitively Pets
To Leash or Not To Leash To Leash or Not To Leash

That is the question, and it’s a serious one

Miami's King
What the Ballot Tells Us

Politicians have huge egos, voters have puny brains

 
Harper's Environment
Green Art Takes Root in Miami Green Art Takes Root in Miami

Whether it’s recycle trash or mangroves in cups, it’s all good

Tech-Talk
Mac vs. PC: Making the Switch

There’s a reason you never see an Apple store empty

 
 

Art and Culture


In Honor of Aliens
It’s refreshing to see artists who will go to great lengths to create their work, knowing full well they may never have a chance to sell it. Miami’s Nicholas Lobo is one such artist.
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Art Listings

Culture Briefs

BizBuzz

Sales, special events, and more from the people who make Biscayne Times possible
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Word on the Street

In light of the global financial crisis, do you still believe in the free market? View Replies...

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