Stories with 'city of miami' tag

Zoraida Barreiro

District/CircuitDistrict 3Websitehttp://www.zoraidabarreiro.com/about/OccupationVice-President of Fatima Home Care Inc., a home health care provider she foundedEducationB.A., Florida International University The New Tropic did not receive a response from the campaign to our survey.

/ October 25, 2017

Joe Carollo

District/CircuitDistrict 3Websitehttp://N/AOccupationN/ARelevant ExperienceFormer mayor of Miami, former city manager of Doral The New Tropic did not receive a response from the campaign to our survey.

/ October 25, 2017

Tomas Regalado

District/CircuitDistrict 3Websitehttp://tomasregaladoformiami.com/OccupationProducer, TV Martí The New Tropic did not receive a response from the campaign to our survey.

/ October 25, 2017

What questions do you have about this year’s local Miami elections?

Transit and how our city continues to grow in an equitable way are two of the big City of Miami issues we’re thinking about this election. What questions do you have about this election?

/ October 4, 2017

Why Miami Beach isn’t planning for epic rain like Emily’s

It’s on purpose – but that doesn’t mean it’s not a problem.

/ August 2, 2017

Why Downtown Miami’s getting Complete Streets

No, it’s not changing the current on-street parking situation, and yes, it may become permanent.

/ July 19, 2017

Opening a business in Miami doesn’t have to be ‘the worst’

Michael Sarasti’s job is to make government easier for residents. He’s starting with the dreaded permitting process.

/ April 12, 2017

Why owners say opening a bar or restaurant in Miami is the worst

Opening a restaurant in Miami is a bureaucratic nightmare. And it happens on Miami time.

/ April 2, 2017

Sea level rise is starting to sink in for both developers and governments.

Historic preservation could be the big loser in 2017 if governments and developers decide the numbers don’t add up.

/ January 23, 2017

Mike Sarasti: We’re going to burn up Miami’s website ‘like a ritual fire’

And that’s only in year one.

/ January 5, 2017