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WEBMiami International Airport seeks Japan, Middle East flights. As Miami International Airport prepares to welcome more passengers, flights and growth in boosting its altitude as the US airport with the most airlines flying from it, it is actively negotiating to add multiple destinations…. September 3, 2024 No Comment. News of Miami, Florida.
Progress of six legs of transit Smart Plan updated - Miami Today
WEBMar 1, 2022 · The updated price exceeds the previously negotiated of $586.5 million for the Trunkline segment of the Miami Beach Corridor monorail. The projects run from the transit hub to be built at Herald Plaza to the multimodal transit hub at Lenox Avenue and Fifth Street in Miami Beach, and an additional transit station at Washington and Fifth Street.
Miami-Dade Schools list fewer teacher vacancies - Miami Today
WEBAug 20, 2024 · According to the Florida Education Association’s latest data on teacher vacancies in Florida, Miami-Dade County is currently facing a total of 694 teacher vacancies across the board compared to 389 in August 2023. Overall, teacher vacancy numbers in Florida have gone down from 6,920 in August 2023 to currently 5,007, the report said.
Global MSC Group plants its US base in Miami’s Overtown
WEBJan 23, 2024 · On Overtown land where the City of Miami once planned 1,050 units of affordable and mid-income housing, a global cargo firm and cruise line will invest $100 million to develop a new US headquarters, uniting its 250 South Florida employees under one roof. Switzerland-based MSC Group announced …
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Next generation of smart-city poles coming soon to Coral Gables
WEBDec 28, 2021 · Coral Gables plans to install two to three smart-city poles that incorporate wi-fi, 5G, CCTV, traffic, environmental and safety sensors in 2022, according to city Chief Innovation Officer Raimundo Rodulfo. A pilot pole, Miami Today reported in May, was installed in early summer 2021 in Coral Gables’ Central Business District.
Long-awaited Flagler Street revamp days from starting
WEBApr 27, 2021 · Long-awaited Flagler Street revamp days from starting. Written by John Charles Robbins on April 27, 2021. Advertisement. After many starts and stops and years of inaction and delay, the City of Miami is days away from mobilizing its latest plan for improving Flagler Street downtown. “We are mobilizing the first week of May.
Miami’s waterfront parks reimagined - Miami Today
WEBJul 27, 2021 · The city has also joined with the Miami Parking Authority and a private developer in a public-private partnership to redevelop the rest of the city’s waterfront into Regatta Harbour, a mixed-use project that will include a new marina, retail stores, restaurants and cafes, and a new municipal parking …
Plans underway for Beach artist and educator housing
WEBAug 31, 2021 · Written by Monica Correa on August 31, 2021. Still in pre-development planning, the $29 million Collins Park Artist and Educator Workforce Housing Project is one step advanced to becoming a reality now that Miami Beach has approved its design. The city is developing the 48,500-square-foot, 7-story, 75-foot-tall workforce housing building for ...
Miami Beach Canopy to mark city’s entrance - Miami Today
WEBJul 23, 2019 · The Miami Beach Canopy or the Pedestrian Bridge Project is one component of the changes coming between the 500 to 700 blocks of Alton Road. David Martin’s Terra Group and Russell Galbut’s Crescent Heights united for the Park on Fifth project on 600 Alton Road. A 44-floor residential tower, commercial space with room for retail and a ...