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Miami Herald
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Miami unions knocked on 32,000 doors. This is what Hispanic voters told them

2+ day, 16+ hour ago   (747+ words) Hispanic voters in Miami are frustrated by the high cost of living, including food and transportation, and feel that the American dream is slipping away, according to a new survey by two South Florida labor unions. After knocking on more…...

Miami Herald
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Miami-Dade’s new school chief: Education is the key to community success | Opinion

2+ day, 20+ hour ago   (432+ words) That is where every decision must begin. But our success cannot become our comfort. That work has already begun. This week, the School Board approved the first phase of a central-office reorganization designed to make our district more efficient, responsive…...

Miami Herald
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Amendment 3 isn’t relief. It’s a Tallahassee shell game that sticks locals with bills | Opinion

2+ day, 20+ hour ago   (549+ words) Almost 10 years ago, I was in Scotland, chilling in Edinburgh, enjoying Scotch at every pub in sight, when I bumped into this guy: Adam Smith. Well, technically, a 10-foot-tall bronze statue. To me, Smith’s ideas weren’t simply “government bad, business…...

Miami Herald
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Miami-Dade is closing a budget hole on the backs of public transit riders | Opinion

3+ day, 11+ hour ago   (566+ words) Where is the fortitude in Miami-Dade County leaders? Faced with budget shortfalls, they are set to punish the most vulnerable by pushing forward a proposal to cut early-morning bus routes for people who ride public transportation to or from work,…...

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‘Tired of broken promises.’ No raise for teachers in Broward Schools’ new budget

3+ day, 15+ hour ago   (935+ words) As it tries to bear the brunt of a financial storm, the Broward County School Board approved its budget for the 2026-27 school year — but without a guaranteed salary increase that teachers had been desperate for. At a heated meeting that…...

Miami Herald
miamiherald.com > opinion > letters-to-the-editor > article317131210.html

Coral Gables city hall says “voices matter” until they become inconvenient facts | Letters

4+ day, 16+ hour ago   (839+ words) Re: Michelle Marchante’s Aug. 27 article, “Were some people paid to support Gables Apartment project? City will investigate.” The Miami Villagers respectfully ask: does your voice matter? As reported, many of those who spoke in support of the 200-unit, nine-story development…...

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‘It threatens everything’: Miami-Dade mayor launches campaign against Fla. tax cut

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (412+ words) Although lower tax bills might be tempting, voters also need to consider the consequences of a sharp cut in revenue for local police departments, ambulance providers, and the bus and parks systems, Miami-Dade’s mayor said Wednesday as she launched a…...

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Jimmy Morales on PortMiami fuel, Miami-Dade’s garbage mess and life after County Hall

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (1005+ words) Three months ago, Jimmy Morales was one of the most powerful administrators in local government, serving as a top deputy to Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. Then he tried to close a deal for PortMiami to buy a private fuel…...

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miamiherald.com > news > business > article317021678.html

Why business owners in South Miami-Dade want to set up a worker pipeline

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (682+ words) Jose Rangel moved to the United States from Venezuela when he was 14. A few years later, he was ready to work. Getting a job can be hard, but Rangel found a way to make it happen: He became an apprentice....

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Selling ‘Vice City’ on public transit? Miami-Dade’s weird new marketing pitch | Opinion

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (631+ words) Miami-Dade is embracing its infamy — and trying to make a buck from it. Smart? Probably. But also ironic. Miami has spent decades trying to shed its Miami Vice-Cocaine Cowboys reputation, but trying to sell Wall Street of the South doesn’t…...