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Want Italian in Brickell? Here’s a new restaurant

The North Italia restaurant has opened in Mary Brickell Village, promising a commitment to handmade, seasonal cuisine. The restaurateur behind the eatery is Sam Fox, whose Phoenix-based Fox Restaurant Concepts

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Beckham’s Inter Miami soccer team wants to train in Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale’s Lockhart Stadium has a long history of soccer and is now proposed as the training grounds for David Beckham’s Inter Miami Major League Soccer team. The club, represented

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Flagler Village FATcity site sells for $23.12 million

An affiliate of Aventura’s BH3, a real estate investment and development firm, has paid $23.12 million for the  2.8-acre FATCity development site at 300 N. Andrews Avenue in downtown Fort Lauderdale.

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Plan now to avoid parking hassles at the Miami International Boat Show

The Miami International Boat show attendees can avoid paying hunting for parking and lock in prices by booking now, the National Marine Manufacturers Association says. Click here to  purchase parking on-line in

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Tippy gets more funding

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The Past is Present for Chef Michael Beltran

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Mother-son duo power ahead at One Sotheby’s

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When I met Roger Stone

I heard about the seemingly inevitable listening to CNN on Sirius XM on the way to work this morning: Political consultant Roger Stone was arrested by the FBI in a

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Transit feud boils over

I’ve had a series of meetings and panel discussions this week where business leaders have been clear that the region’s mass transit situation needs to be addressed. It’s an issue

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The must have economic report for your crystal ball

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South Florida’s Hanley Foundation Takes on the Opioid Crisis

Photo by Eduardo Schneider When Madelyn Ellen Linsenmeir died at age 30 in mid-October from an opioid overdose, she could have been just another statistic. In 2017, some 72,000 people

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DeSantis sets a course apart from Scott

An editorial in the Sun Sentinel in June castigated then Gov. Rick Scott for efforts to stop medical marijuana patients from smoking their medicine. The Legislature had passed a law

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