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Keys Weekly

Fertilizer ordinance approved in bid to protect near shore waters

September 16, 2019

Jim McCarthy for Keys Weekly writes: There’s such a thing as too much of a good thing, especially when it comes to the harmful

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WLRN

Oleta River Sewer Spill Grows As Workers Race To Fix It

August 16, 2019

Jenny Staletovich for WLRN writes: A crack in a half-century old iron sewer pipe has grown and could keep leaking for up to three

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Miami New Times

The 13 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week

August 14, 2019

Jesse Scott for the Miami New Times writes: Unfortunately, we can’t see Prince perform live anymore (RIP), but plenty of cool events are keeping

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WLRN

Grand Jury Report Warns Health Of Biscayne Bay Is ‘At A Tipping Point’

August 8, 2019

Daniel Rivero for WLRN writes: A grand jury convened by the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office has sounded a dire warning about the state of

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Key News

Poopy Water Warning Extended to Another Weekend

August 7, 2019

Tony Winton for Keys News writes: Weekend beachgoers will have to stay out of the water at Crandon Park on Key Biscayne until at

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Miami New Times

Ultra Touts Sustainability Initiatives Amid Search for Permanent Venue

July 24, 2019

Celia Almedia for the Miami New Times writes: Ultra is in the midst of what some might call a rebuilding year. The electronic music

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Miami Today News

Coral Gables looks at corralling use of herbicide RoundUp

July 9, 2019

Coral Gables looks at corralling use of herbicide RoundUp Written by Catherine Lackner on July 9, 2019 Coral Gables is considering banning RoundUp, a

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Haute Living

How World Red Eye’s Seth Browarnik Is Redefining Swim Week

July 4, 2019

Colin Daniels for Haute Living writes: Swim WeekΒ is the time of year in Miami where swimwear lovers and designers gather to see the latest

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The Capitolist

Democratic presidential hopefuls prepare to take the stage in Miami this week for the first debate of the race

June 25, 2019

Democratic presidential hopefuls prepare to take the stage in Miami this week for the first debate of the race Florida’s significance in the 2020

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WJCT

Army Corps Biologist To Plead Guilty To Lying

June 25, 2019

Jenny Staletovich for WJCT writes: A former lead biologist with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers who managed the controversial dredging of PortMiami will

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The New York Times

Miami, Drowning and Scorching, Awaits Democrats for Debate

June 24, 2019

Patricia Mazzei for the New York Times writes: New water pumps and tidal valves worth millions of dollars are needed to keep the streets

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Miami New Times

Sea-Level Rise in Miami-Dade Could Cost $3.2 Billion by 2040

June 20, 2019

Sea Level Rise in Miami-Dade Could Cost $3.2 Billion by 2040 A new report from the Center for Climate Integrity confirms what most of

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