After more than three years of litigation, 10 Biscayne 21 condo owners won key court rulings against a developer seeking to demolish their #Edgewater building. A $50M settlement now clears the way for a new 55-story luxury tower. #Miami#RealEstatebiscaynetimes.com/news/edgew…
The @MuseumofMiami is exploring a move to Dinner Key, proposing to restore the historic Pan Am terminal and build a new museum annex. The plan raises questions about public waterfront land, preservation and Miami’s future.
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Weeknight wine doesn't have to mean boring. From Austrian Grüner Veltliner to Sicilian reds and Loire Valley whites, these affordable bottles can bring something special to an ordinary dinner.
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Miami's relationship with wood goes beyond furniture and architecture. “Wood, Memory and Meaning” explores how artists use the material to connect craftsmanship, history and personal expression.
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From upscale northern Mexican cuisine to traditional Cuban favorites and Basque-inspired dishes, South Florida offers plenty of ways to celebrate #HispanicHeritageMonth through food.
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Miami's #BrushesWithCancer exhibition turns personal stories of cancer, caregiving and survival into art. The free Sept. 24 opening at the @ArshtCenter brings artists and participants together to share stories through creative expression.
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Florida’s Amendment 3 ballot language was rewritten after a judge ruled the original title and summary were misleading and not neutral. The measure would change homestead exemptions and non-homestead assessment caps.
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What happens when parents give children room to choose for themselves? A Miami mom reflects on raising daughters, autonomy, trust and the difficult process of letting go while still guiding them.
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Miami Spice is serving up plenty of reasons to dine out before September ends. From Pasta and Mayami in Wynwood to Felice Brickell, Mottai, Amara at Paraiso and Michael’s Genuine, these deals are worth a look.
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Miami's Hispanic culture shines year-round, from Peruvian and pan-Latin cuisine along Biscayne Boulevard to a lineup of Hispanic Heritage Month events featuring music, dance, theater and art. Explore what's happening across Miami.
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#MiamiDade Commissioner Vicki Lopez is headed to a Nov. 4 runoff against progressive challenger Rob Piper after Lopez won 42.33% of the vote in the District 5 primary. Piper advanced with 29.54% after raising $2,815.
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#DowntownMiami and #Brickell residents are questioning whether the Miami Downtown Development Authority is delivering enough for the taxes they pay. Residents want more police, security and basic services, while leaders defend their spending plans.
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#MiamiSpice 2026 is bringing fresh options to the table, with newcomers including Leonardo, Vilebrequin La Plage, Bagatelle Miami River, The Mexican, Da Angelino, Grand Public Kitchen & Bar and Ezio’s.
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Fountainhead #Arts is moving to a new 4,000-square-foot home, doubling its space and creating separate studios and living quarters for visiting artists. The expansion will also bring new residencies, public programs and the return of MEET.
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