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The city’s Planning Board recommends the City Commission consider increasing heights again in downtown plans.
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The prospect that growth means bigger cruise ships worries Palm Beachers.
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Officials say a proposed RAD conversion would preserve North Park’s 354 apartments, while residents ask for clarity about renovations, relocation and ownership
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WLRN's South Florida Roundup explores whether the new Carnegie Mellon University Miami campus in Wynwood will finally transform the region into the a tech powerhouse
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A Coconut Grove resident argues the proposed 877-berth marina — and possibly more — must go before voters, raising new questions about the sweeping redevelopment plan for the iconic waterfront property on Virginia Key.
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The key players responsible for bringing a prestigious private university to Miami hosted a lavish event Thursday to celebrate the campus’ announcement the day prior.
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I’m a sociologist, and I interviewed community residents between 2017 and 2020 as part of a survey to understand the experiences of people of color living in an HOA. All of the people I interviewed identified as Latino, Caribbean or Black. Based on my research, stories like Coretta’s are an example of how homeowners associations act as what sociologists call racialized organizations.
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On "The Florida Roundup," Florida Housing Coalition Chief Executive Officer Ashon Nesbitt discusses how much affordable housing has been built through the Live Local Act.
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Pompey Park in Delray Beach, born during the Jim Crow era, was a gathering place for Black residents who faced legal segregation. Today, it’s still the heartbeat of the city’s historic Black community, and local leaders are investing millions to preserve its legacy.
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A secret Cold War nuclear bunker in northern Palm Beach County could soon reopen.
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The $16 million federal project will slow erosion while making room for anglers, boaters, snorkelers and nature lovers.
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Town keeps moving the target, builder of proposed 16-story Kelsey on Park apartments claims.