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Miami Today
3d ago
In hopes the train hasn’t already left the station, the Citizens’ Independent Transportation Trust is urging Amtrak to reconsider keeping its vow to use the depot that the state built for it in Miami and is asking federal officials for help. The trust “is disappointed in Amtrak’s reversal to extend its passenger rail service to […]
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Miami Today
3d ago
Miami Beach city officials unanimously decided Monday to prohibit the use of fireworks on Biscayne Bay or in any residential area in the city other than on three holidays a year. Fireworks are incredibly damaging to our waterways, said Commissioner Tanya Bhatt. “We won’t even mention our dogs’ wellbeing … and we are stewards of […]
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Miami Today
3d ago
A developer working to reactivate the rehabilitation of the historically designated Salvation Army Citadel building in Miami, and develop an adjacent property, has gained city support after a redesign. Owner-developer 49 NW 5th Street LLC is proposing the major rehabilitation of the historic site at 49 NW Fifth St. and 50 NW Sixth St. The […]
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Miami Today
3d ago
The Miami Beach Police Department is participating in a year-long drone pilot program to provide enhanced situation awareness for officers. This story is premium content for our subscribers only. Unlock the full story and the entire edition with a Miami Today subscription! Already a subscriber LOGIN here
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Miami Today
3d ago
Amazon is coming to town, with the move expected to draw even more attention to the booming Wynwood Arts District in Miami. This story is premium content for our subscribers only. Unlock the full story and the entire edition with a Miami Today subscription! Already a subscriber LOGIN here
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Miami Today
3d ago
A 70-story tower encompassing 464 residences, retail space and a performing arts venue near the Brickell Metrorail station has won unanimous county approval to apply development criteria of the Metrorail Subzone of the Rapid Transit Zone. In the process, Millennium Developments of Brickell LLC last week raised its voluntary contribution to improve area transit stations […]
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Miami Today
3d ago
After spending a year upgrading the Douglas Road Metrorail station, county transit officials have learned from the experience and say they can make over the Coconut Grove station in just four months – but only by shutting it down and having trains bypass it until May. The Coconut Grove station was fully closed Jan. 21 […]
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Miami Today
3d ago
Former State Representative Alina Garcia made history in November by becoming Miami-Dade’s first supervisor of elections chosen by voters. Elected after serving in the Florida House from 2022 to 2024, Ms. Garcia brings over 30 years of public service and leadership experience to her new position, in which she cites commitment to upholding the integrity, […]
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As Miami-Dade grapples with handling half of its solid waste after fire razed its incinerator, commissioners dumped on the table 13 measures to clean up the garbage crisis. “We have been exploring the same questions for the better part of two years and we are coming to a landing on the ultimate decision this board […]
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