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A single county commissioner may be delegated to broker a deal that would move the historic home of a three-time presidential candidate onto the historic property of landmark Vizcaya, built by an industrialist of the same era and long a county museum. A c

An agreement that is pivotal to any federal funding to rehabilitate or replace the deteriorated Bear Cut Bridge that is the only connection linking Key Biscayne to the rest of Miami-Dade faces a county vote this week. This story is premium content for our

GovDeals is evaluating what to do next with Miami-Dade County's historic courthouse after the property received no bids, but the online auction service for government assets has not said whether the price or terms of the auction will change. Asked whether

The Coconut Grove Playhouse redevelopment is back in court after West Grove residents challenged the city's July approval, putting another legal hurdle in the path of the long-delayed theater project. This story is premium content for our subscribers only

The new season of theatrical plays and adaptations has finally arrived. Local performing arts theaters have assembled a roster of productions, adaptations and premieres that audiences won't want to miss. The Arsht Center presents "Historia de un jabalí (O

Future use of part or all use of the burned-out incinerator site in Doral may be locked up for the Sheriff's Office, commissioners were told last week as they approved a study of what vacant or underutilized county land could come under the sheriff's cont

WORLD CUP REPAYMENTS: A legislative budget panel is being asked on Friday to let the Division of Emergency Management distribute $70 million in federal funds for security around the seven FIFA World Cup matches held in Miami Gardens. The division doesn't

These film permits were issued last week by the Miami-Dade Office of Film & Entertainment, (305) 375-3288; the Miami Beach Office of Film and Event Production Management, (305) 673-7070; and the City of Miami's Office of Film & Entertainment, (305) 416-10

As the fall season of new musical productions arrives on local stages, these presentations promise to do more than impress. From classical music and Caribbean flair to tributes honoring musical legends, there will be performances to satisfy all genres and

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