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(Samantha Morell for Biscayne Times)
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Gallery at West Brickell Apartments Breaks Ground
Related Urban Development Group has partnered with Miami-Dade County and Miami-Dade County Public Schools to construct a high-rise building with housing opportunities for residents of mixed incomes in the heart of Brickell. Read more
(City of North Miami Beach)
Old Guard Attempts NMB Comeback
On Nov. 8, North Miami Beach voters will get a chance to vault the city back to the future – If former veteran commissioners Jay Chernoff and Phyllis Smith have their way. Read more
(Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau)
Politics Sink Virginia Key Watercraft Operator
Esther Alonso-Luft believed she would resolve her dispute over rent payments, but then she spoke out against commissioners’ plan to dump unhoused people on Virginia Key Beach. Read more
(Virginia Key Beach Park)
Homeless Trust Solutions Surface as Virginia Key plan Sinks
Out of sight and out of mind. That’s the approach city of Miami politicians are taking when it comes to moving unhoused people off the streets. Read more
(City of North Miami Beach)
NMB Snyder Tennis Courts Future in Balance
Faster than a wicked serve, the North Miami Beach Judge Arthur I. Snyder Tennis Center and adjoining Daniel D. Diefenbach Bicentennial Park are in play. Read more
(Courtesy of Sebastien Scemla)
North Miami Gears Up for Change
North Miami will be a century old in less than four years, and according to those who work for the city, it shows. Councilman Scott Galvin says he looks around today and sees the same one-story, 1950s-era storefronts that existed when he was born Read more
Miami Gardens Scores Victory Over 25% NMB Water Surcharge
City of Miami Gardens water customers have won a round in their 2018 court fight against the city of North Miami Beach’s 25% water surcharge. Read more
