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Meet Chris Craig: The CulinaryDropout Talks Miami Food and Hospitality
Meet Chris Craig: The CulinaryDropout Talks Miami Food and Hospitality A memorable meal is about more than what reaches the plate. It is also about the welcome, the atmosphere, and the people who bring it together. Michael Miller welcomes Chris Craig, the caterer behind The CulinaryDropout, for a conversation about Miami food, catering, and hospitality. […] The post Meet Chris Craig: The CulinaryDropout Talks Miami Food and Hospitality appeared first on Miami’s Community News .
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Why Luma May Be Miami’s Most Elegant Oceanfront Brunch
At The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne, a new Italian-inspired brunch pairs exceptional hospitality with one of Miami's most beautiful stretches of Atlantic coastline. The Atlantic has a way of changing the pace of a meal. From the oceanfront terrace at Luma, the restaurant inside The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne, the view stretches toward an uninterrupted horizon, a luxury that feels increasingly rare in a city where so much of the waterfront has become a backdrop for real estate. Here, the ocean is not a decorative feature. It is the reason to take the longer route to lunch.
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Miami church left without AC, power after air conditioning unit taken from building
MIAMI (WSVN) - A church was left without air conditioning after the unit was taken from the building. The man who posted the video on social media said that a person stole the air conditioning unit from Lighthouse Ministries Church on Northwest 69th Street and 15th Avenue in Miami. The robbery had left wires cut near the building, which left the church without power.
Miami New Times
Common set to bring his love for Miami and exploration to Arsht Center
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Miami one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. Common may be the quintessential Chicagoan, but when the man tells you...
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Coolest Air of the Season on the Way!
South Florida, get ready for a taste of fall! A strong cold front is expected to move through later this week, bringing a noticeable temperature drop just in time for the weekend. We’ll stay warm through much of the week, with highs in the 80’s and morning lows in the...
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Traffic backed up on Palmetto Expressway due to rollover crash
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — Traffic on the Palmetto Expressway was impacted on Tuesday afternoon due to a rollover crash. It happened around 1:30 p.m. in the southbound lanes near the Coral Way exit. According to Miami-Dade Fire Rescue officials, two people were injured in the crash. One of those...
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Artist Behind Controversial GTA 6 Mural Tag Shows Up in Miami
Graffiti artist known as Jelous, who previously left his tag on a Grand Theft Auto 6 promotional mural in Brooklyn, has now made his way to Miami. This time, he targeted a massive "Welcome to Vice City" sign on the roof of the Kaseya Center arena, tagging one corner of the display.
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Terra’s David Martin and Northwind’s Ran Eliasaf Make the Case for Business-Led Philanthropy at American Friends of NATAL’s First Miami Evening, With Cuba Gooding Jr. in the Crowd
On the oceanfront terrace of The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach, two of South Florida’s most active real estate figures traded deal talk for something bigger. Terra CEO David Martin and Northwind Group founder Ran Eliasaf took the stage on November 5 for a fireside chat on what Miami’s business leaders owe their communities, with Paul Hess, Principal at BeHold Property Group, moderating.
Miami Herald
Miami elections chief's partisan statement undermines public trust in her office | Letters
Eroding confidence Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia has apparently forgotten a fundamental principle of democracy: election officials count votes. They don’t declare winners before the process is complete. “María Elvira is the winner, with or without a recount,” Garcia proclaimed as U.S. Rep. María Elvira Salazar held a razor-thin lead over Democrat Eliott Rodriguez. With or without a recount? That extraordinary declaration came while ballots remained unresolved and a legally mandated recount loomed. Garcia is not a political pundit or campaign surrogate. She is the official entrusted with administering an impartial election. Her responsibility is to safeguard the process, not prejudge its outcome. Perhaps Salazar will ultimately prevail. That is beside the point. When an election supervisor publicly declares a winner before the process concludes, they create an appearance of bias that undermines confidence in the institution they represent. Rodriguez’s request for her recusal is therefore understandable, regardless of whether actual misconduct occurred. Democracy demands more than accurate vote totals. It demands public confidence that every ballot receives fair consideration. Garcia’s reckless pronouncement compromised that confidence. Miami-Dade deserves an election supervisor who understands the difference between administering democracy and announcing its results. The voters decide. Not Alina Garcia. Manny
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Pho Sho To Open Downtown Miami Location
Pho Sho is preparing to open a new restaurant in Downtown Miami at 47 W. Flagler St., according to the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). The restaurant’s website has also listed the downtown address as a coming-soon location. The new restaurant will bring Pho Sho’s Vietnamese-inspired...
Miami Herald
Miami Seaquarium plan hits a roadblock. Environmentalists fight rushed approval
A plan to redevelop the Miami Seaquarium may be in jeopardy after the project failed to win approval from a key Miami-Dade committee on Tuesday. Developer David Martin faces a year-end deadline by a federal bankruptcy court to get county approval of a proposed 99-year lease for the waterfront property outside of Miami that’s home to the shuttered theme park. Miami-Dade owns the land, and Mayor Daniella Levine Cava needs County Commission approval of the lease allowing Martin to build a marina that’s drawn opposition from environmental groups. That lease was a last-minute addition to Tuesday’s meeting of the commission’s Recreation, Tourism and Resiliency Committee, but the four-member panel was deadlocked on whether to forward the proposal to the full commission. “Why are we getting this at the eleventh hour?” Commissioner Marleine Bastien asked about the 249-page lease added to the committee’s agenda Monday evening. “That doesn’t make any sense to me.” With Bastien and Commissioner Micky Steinberg pushing back on approval, the committee voted to defer the vote to a future meeting. Commissioner Raquel Regalado, whose district includes the Seaquarium’s Virginia Key site, voted against the deferral. Just before the vote, a Martin lobbyist warned that Miami-Dade risked a
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Building the Future: Banyan Hall Expansion Targets Late 2027 Opening
Riviera Prep plans to open Banyan Hall in late 2027, adding new academic and athletic facilities. The expansion is designed to create additional learning spaces, accommodate more students, and preserve Riviera’s small-school environment. The project includes 12 additional general classrooms, four advanced science laboratories, a multipurpose gymnasium, an atrium...