Speculators are trying to turn their bad investment on the wrong side of the Urban Development Boundary “green”. The first hearing is with the West Kendall Community Council on October 27th at 6:30 pm. It will be at the Jorge Mas Canosa Middle School, 15735 SW 144th Street.
I am sure the […]

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An alert reader (yes, we do have some) reported: “Tuesday the East Coast Fisheries, one of the last architectural remnants of the old Miami River area, came down, in spite of some talk about preserving it. I was driving by when I saw the wrecking ball, around 2 p.m.”
With the report, the reader also sent […]

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It is always fun to try to get that “pound of flesh” off of Ron Book or at the very least, a snicker. Don’t miss this one in Miami New Times by Tim Elfrink Lobbyist Ron Book Tries to Tackle the Housing Crisis: Maybe he can rent us a room in his $2.2 million […]

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Steven Anton Rehage Jewelry (3162 Commodore Plaza) is having a “Pink Upon a Star” charity event to benefit the Susan G. Komen Foundation, the world’s largest and most progressive grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists, “dedicated to curing breast cancer at every stage - from the causes to the cures, to the pain […]

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Controversy continues to swirl around Alberto Carvalho, the Miami-Dade educator who turned down the Pinellas superintendent's job and accepted a competing offer from his home district. Earlier this week, the Miami Herald reported the existence of new e-mails suggesting Carvalho had a romantic relationship with a former Herald reporter who once covered the district. […]

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I am getting to REALLY like this guy! I read this editorial today in the Miami Herald: County Hall’s tin ear: OUR OPINION: Miami-Dade’s budget ploy merely earns taxpayers’ distrust.
I admit I was away and didn’t follow the Miami Dade budget hearings but the Herald did (except Matt Pinzur but that is a previous […]

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