This Week's Stories

Big Fish

 

MIAMI BEACH

Please in My Back Yard
  While the New World Symphony Project Gains More Support, Commission Stays Hesitant

 

MIAMI BEACH

Crime Stats
  Homicides Climbed by One in 2006

 

MIAMI BEACH

Multimillion-Dollar
Face Lift

  City Commission Gives Final OK to Westward Expansion of Lincoln Road Pedestrian Mall

 
MIAMI
Class-A Wynwood Development
 Opposition Is Nearly Nil for 29-Story ‘Midtown’ Area Office Building
 

MIAMI

Always Be Foreclosing
  Two Commissioners Propose Foreclosing on Abandoned Properties

 

AVENTURA
Green Light For Performing Arts Center Project
  $4.71 Million Bond Will Be Diverted To Help Pay For $10 Million PAC’s Construction
 
BAY HARBOR ISLANDS

Sidewalk Talk
  Town Gets Moving on Plans to Change the Look of Kane Concourse

 
MIAMI BEACH
Campaign Reform Rejected
 
Mayoral Candidate Brings Up Topic of Public Campaign Financing
 

 

 

 

Employment Opportunities

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Posted 10.1.06

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Columns

The 411

 

Editorial
  With housing budgets being slashed by the U.S. government and the Miami-Dade Housing Agency still reeling from its own recent scandals, HUD would do well to appoint an impartial observer with no ties to the area.

 

Murmurs
 
Flocking to tattoo themselves with the mark of the Beast on a Tuesday afternoon were followers of a guy who calls himself the Man Christ Jesus, as well as the Antichrist, who heads a, well, different sort of ministry. Also, Biscayne Boulevard turns 80, but continues losing its palms.

 

Wakefield
  The Public Health Trust, our local safety net, could lose major bucks if President Bush's proposed cuts go through.

 

Bound
  Damn it, Mamet, where's your humility? The American playwright pits Bambi vs. Godzilla, and John Hood is there to call the fight.

 

Art
  Photographer Silvia Lizama is the voyeur and the manipulator. Her current exhibition peers into the windows of contemporary middle-class homes in North Miami.

 

Groundwork
 
The condo-hotel concept has a lot going for it, but may have run out of steam. As a result, new Miami Beach projects are reported to be switching to hotel-only. Also, affordable condo housing is coming to Little Havana.

 

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