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Miami Herald
Landmark InterContinental hotel in Miami was just sold. ‘Great real estate'
A landmark downtown Miami hotel best known for the neon Big Orange on New Year’s Eve and for hosting Super Bowl and college football teams has been sold to an investment firm that owns the plush Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne. Real estate development company Gencom said on Friday that it has purchased the InterContinental Miami, the waterfront 34-story hotel that stands where Biscayne Bay and the Miami River meet and at the southern flank of Bayfront Park. Gencom teamed up with Miami-based White Bridge Capital to buy the 652-room downtown landmark at 100 Chopin Plaza, a short walk to Brickell just to the south. In the other direction, it’s an easy stroll to Kaseya Center or the Pérez Art Museum. PortMiami is a short drive as is Wynwood and Midtown. Strategic Hotels & Resorts sold the hotel. The price wasn’t disclosed. Alessandro Colantonio, chief investment officer at Gencom, said in an interview with the Miami Herald on Friday that his company has no plans to make major changes to its newest hotel, which was built in 1982 as downtown was undergoing a renaissance. The number of rooms will stay the same, he said, and the InterContinental Miami will continue to be
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Rock the Park Returns: Live Music Under the Stars in Plantation
Get ready to rock, Plantation! One of the city’s favorite outdoor entertainment traditions returns this November as the Rock the Park Concert Series kicks off another season of live music, food, and family fun. The free concert series transforms Pine Island Park into an open-air music venue, bringing neighbors together for unforgettable evenings under the stars.
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Boca Raton Mayor Says City Shouldn't Fund North Park Golf Course Despite Crowd's Pleas
Boca Raton Mayor Andy Thomson said this week that the city should not foot the bill for a golf course at North Park. He made that position clear during a joint meeting between the City Council and the Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District, even as more than a dozen residents stood up to demand exactly that.
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theatrecriticism.com
The Wick’s Young Frankenstein: A Monster Mash of Laughter and Spookiness
This particular monster may lack CPR certification, but he’s a lifesaver if The Wick Theatre’s creepy and humorous production of the Mel Brooks musical, Young Frankenstein is any indication. Observe as the suddenly civilized creature works diligently to resuscitate the titular character. Certainly, it’s the reverse of what we’d normally expect from a monster story, especially when you consider that at the end, this unnamed monster becomes mayor of a Transylvanian village.
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A Winter Wonderland Returns: Plantation’s Beloved Holiday Tradition
The magic of the holiday season is returning to Plantation! For more than four decades, the Plantation Historical Museum has transformed into a festive wonderland filled with beautifully decorated Christmas trees, sparkling ornaments, and displays celebrating holiday traditions from around the world. This November, the beloved Winter Wonderland exhibition returns for its 41st year, inviting families to experience one of the city’s most cherished holiday traditions.
Latin Times
'We Are Leaders, Period': Sofia Carson, Julián Castro and Chef Nelson Germán Celebrate Latino Power at TIME Event in Miami
At TIME's Latino Leaders celebration in Miami, Sofia Carson, Nelson Germán and Julián Castro and other honorees highlighted Latino influence, cultural identity, family sacrifices and responsibility to future generations.
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Miami One Acts Festival Winter Session 2026 11/20/26, 11/21/26, 11/22/26
Cost: $30-$45 The Miami One Acts Festival is back at Sandrell Rivers Theater Nov. 20-22, 2026, for the Winter 2026 session. The festival, featuring Program A on Friday evening and the Saturday matinee and Program B on Saturday evening and the Sunday matinee, will once again bring together actors, writers, and directors from across South Florida for an exciting showcase of original short plays that reflect the region’s vibrant culture and diverse voices.
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Yahoo!
CBS Miami reporter says goodbye to hometown, lands at Texas TV station
An Emmy-nominated journalist is trading Miami for Dallas-Fort Worth. On Monday, Nikiya Carrero announced that she has joined WFAA as a reporter after working at CBS News Miami's WFOR. "Career update... I have joined the news team at WFAA in Dallas as a reporter! Super ecstatic to join such a...
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WHS Golfer Mateo Muniz Wins The District Title
On Monday, Oct. 26, the boys golf team from Wellington High School competed in the Florida High School Athletic Association’s (FHSAA) Class 3A, District 13 golf tournament. The 18-hole competition was played at the Links at Boynton Beach. At the end of regulation play, WHS freshman Mateo Muniz and...
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Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival Brings “Main Stage Live” to Miramar Regional Park on Nov. 8
South Florida’s celebration of Jamaican food and culture returns on Sunday, November 8, when the Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival takes over Miramar Regional Park for a full day of music, cuisine, and community. The festival’s “Main Stage Live” lineup is headlined by Christopher Martin, whose smooth vocals and string...
Building Design & Construction
Stepped, irregular volumes create generously planted terraces at Miami mixed-use development
A newly unveiled design for a Miami mixed-use development features irregular volumes and generously planted terraces with organic materials, native greenery, and light-filled spaces. Ziggurat, set in the Coconut Grove section of Miami, will be constructed on a 1.66-acre site with 17 residences, four floors of offices, and luxury retail units.