Jesse SchecknerSeptember 6, 2023
13min0
‘Republicans should compete — they have an opportunity and a message that will resonate better — but you cannot win if you don’t buy a ticket.’
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Jesse SchecknerSeptember 6, 2023Jesse SchecknerAugust 24, 202313min0
‘Republicans should compete — they have an opportunity and a message that will resonate better — but you cannot win if you don’t buy a ticket.’
Ryan NicolFebruary 20, 2019
2min519
The election for District 4 will take place Nov. 5.
Scott PowersApril 14, 2017
4min225
Airbnb and five of its clients filed suit against the city of Miami Friday over a controversial move the city made last month to ban vacation rental homes in residential districts. At issue is whether and how cities can regulate vacation rental homes, a rapidly increasing part of the lodging industry in which homeowners turn […]
Associated PressJanuary 29, 2017
6min299
Historic preservation groups announced a partnership Friday with city officials to save Miami’s Little Havana, bidding to safeguard its heritage as the famed epicenter of the Cuban diaspora was placed on a list of “national treasures.” The nonprofit National Trust for Historic Preservation said awarding its special designation for the Spanish-speaking enclave is just one […]
Mitch PerryMay 4, 2016
4min507
Frustrated by the lack of urgency among Florida lawmakers when it comes to climate change and the increase of sea-level rise, South Miami Mayor Philip Stoddard says he’d like to create a 60-foot-tall “Tower of Shame” listing those who have failed to act on the issue. “We should inscribe the name of every federal and state-level elected official […]
Mitch PerryJanuary 26, 2016
10min380
Speaking in Cedar Rapids Sunday, Marco Rubio told an audience that he doesn’t support policy aimed at curbing climate change. He contends such policy will “destroy” the American economy without helping the environment. Rubio said that, as a lawmaker, he’s been shown policies that would do nothing to change the sea level or the Earth’s temperature, yet […]
Associated PressApril 22, 20157min264
This past August, Miami voters gave a developer permission to lease land on the city’s sparkling downtown waterfront to build a 1,000-foot, hairpin-shaped tourist tower complete with thrill rides, breathtaking observation decks, restaurants and clubs. There was one key promise: No public money would be spent on the $430 million project. Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado […]
Peter SchorschDecember 2, 2014
2min407
Former Miami City Manager Tony Crapp Jr. has joined government affairs firm Ballard Partners as a new partner in the Miami office. As a part of the team at Ballard, Crapp brings years of local government operations and public policy experience. Crapp, currently a managing partner at PC & Associates of South Florida, also served […]