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Miami's historic City Hall — a former Pan American World Airways terminal with views of Biscayne Bay — is a cultural gem that the city recently committed to keep using as a space for government meetings. But the Museum of Miami is proposing an educational and historic preservation annex that would house Pan Am artifacts and pay homage to Miami's history.
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The city of Miami breezed through the first hearing on its $3.6 billion budget, but residents and city leaders aren't without concern.
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With a new city government building under construction, Miami commissioners want to preserve the historic property on Dinner Key.
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Miami's first budget hearing kicks off with Amendment 3 tax changes and a possible $400 million bond looming on the horizon.
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A years-old case against Miami city leaders by former police chief Art Acevedo has cleared a major hurdle, and made a case for government accountability.
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City of Miami voters in November will see a proposal to redevelop the Rickenbacker and Marine Stadium marinas. If the referendum is approved, the development plan will still have to cross legal hurdles.
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Two ballot referenda passed with overwhelming support in the city of Miami, paving the way for shifted elections and an re-opened Marine Stadium.
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In a live radio interview, City Commissioner Miguel Gabela said trash collection fees may be on the rise if Florida's homestead tax amendment passes in November.
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The 287(g) agreement lets Miami police ask people about their immigration status and detain individuals found to be in violation of immigration law.
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Miami-Dade is the only county in South Florida with referenda on the August primary ballot. Miami and Sweetwater will see questions on city governance, red light cameras and Marine Stadium.
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The historic office and home of Dr. James Jackson will be moved to a new site as Griffin plans to redevelop entire Brickell block.
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A change to Miami's anti-encampment law means a faster process for removing people sleeping outdoors, leading some to fear for the city's homeless population.