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Jorge Perez in mega-project spotlight
By Meisha Perrin Despite being granted a new nine-month extension last week by Miami commissioners to begin work on a marina, Flagstone's long-delayed $640 million Island Gardens mixed-use project on Watson Island is still expected to be finished by 2017.
With One Clive's closed, another thrives in Little Haiti
This a rum-based hot sauce is adapted from "The Complete Book of Caribbean Cooking" by Elizabeth Lambert Ortiz .
Celebrated University of Miami architecture dean, champion of traditional design, to step down
Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, the prominent planner and architect under whose leadership the University of Miami's fledgling architecture school gained a national reputation as an iconoclastically un-voguish center for traditional design and community engagement, is stepping down as dean after an unusually long tenure of 18 years.
Former UM student begins 3-year sentence in DUI death
A 21-year-old former University of Miami student began serving a 3-year sentence Wednesday for DUI manslaughter and vehicle manslaughter.
a Throw-downa to test limits at Crossfit Hardcore South a The Bricka
Workout sessions take place Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. The "Throw down" event is at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 22. There's currently a promotion of $150/member/month.
Lokal: Funky Buddha Tap Takeover Tonight
Yes, we know. You've been meaning to check out Funky Buddha Brewery ever since it opened in Oakland Park less than a month ago.
Miami cuts deal to take over Brickell
By Meisha Perrin Miami is one step closer to owning Brickell Avenue from Southwest Eighth Street south to where I-95 meets US 1. Last week commissioners approved taking over Brickell from the Florida Department of Transportation without swapping roadways in Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones' district, as proposed when the deal surfaced at the ... (more)
Miami: Latin America meets here
By Vanessa Zambrano The XIX Inter-American Conference of Mayors and Local Authorities this week brought public officials from Latin America to Miami once again.
'Magic City' returns for new season
MIAMI -- Miami Beach's resort hotels showed guests a tropical paradise when they were built in the 1950s, but just beyond the sunny facade was a shady, more dangerous world.
International Sushi Day Deals in Miami
For those of you keeping track of food holidays, happy International Sushi Day. The "holiday" was first listed in Chase's Calendar of Events in 2010.
They came from as far north as Jupiter and Stuart, Boca Raton and Broward County , carpooling down to Miami for the demonstration and prayer service they hoped would send a message to Israeli officials.
Woman, 21, to Begin Serving Sentence in Fatal Crash
The former University of Miami student convicted in the crash that killed an elderly woman in Coral Gables is expected to begin serving her sentence soon.
Miami-Dade commission OKs animal welfare tax
The Miami-Dade County Commission on Tuesday voted to accept a groundbreaking plan to stop the killing of adoptable dogs and cats at the county shelter.
Mayors join opposition on Dolphin Expressway toll vote today
The grassroots RollBackTolls.Com coalition has managed to turn a vote over toll hikes on the Dolphin Expressway into a political fight.
Vixen Workout gets heart pumping in South Florida
"I have two kids and I kind of lost my mojo," Calejo said. "This is my club experience and me time."
Bored no more: Here are ways to have fun this summer
Summer is the time when aspiring hip-hop artists can master how to be the next Macklemore, budding scientists can learn how to design a skyscraper with straws and animal lovers can get personal with an 18-foot great white shark.
Police Search Opa-locka Lot in Lynda Meier Disappearance
More than three years after a Hallandale Beach woman disappeared , law enforcement agents were once again searching for her at an empty lot in Opa-locka Monday morning.
City's Plan to Kill Virginia Key's Pine Trees Could Ruin Trails, Cyclists Say
Five years ago, the only athletic activity on Virginia Key was getting buzzed at Jimbo's and bowling bocci balls with the beach bums.
Search on for group of migrants who landed in Golden Beach
Air Rescue and the Miami-Dade Police Department Aviation Coast Guard are searching the water with their glare system over Intracoastal Waterway and the beach.
On Father's Day, special thanks to surrogate dads
Happy Fathers Day to all the fathers out there. And a special greeting to all the surrogate and single fathers.