Tony Winton | Key Biscayne Independent
Tony Winton is the editor-in-chief of the Key Biscayne Independent and president of Miami Fourth Estate, Inc.
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Flyover closure causes massive Key Biscayne bottlenecks and delays of up to seven hours. Mayor Joe Rasco says project needs to be halted until FDOT comes up with better plan.
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Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava is recommending a five-year, $5 million study to kick off major changes to the Rickenbacker Causeway, including a planned replacement of the aging Bear Cut Bridge.
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A group of visiting Army Corps of Engineers assessed the vulnerability of Key Biscayne's shoreline after a powerful wintry storm did significant additional damage to the beach.
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A lawsuit unsealed in federal court last month alleges dozens of South Florida’s most luxurious country clubs and homeowners associations improperly got as much as $29 million in federal pandemic or “PPP” loans and should be ordered to pay up to triple damages.
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In a unanimous ruling welcomed by civil liberties groups, the Florida Supreme Court ruled last week police cannot grant blanket anonymity to alleged crime victims under a victim’s rights provision known as “Marsy’s Law.”
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With a $310 million estimate in front of them, Key Biscayne leaders are scaling back an ambitious plan to address sea level rise with miles of pressurized pipes, pumping stations, and raised roads.
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When asked about the Rickenbacker, which served as a vivid backdrop on a spectacular sunny day, U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg acknowledged that transportation facilities vulnerable to hurricanes could rank higher in what he said were very competitive requests for funding.