April 2012


Apr. 26.	Free Trolleys, Name Your Price Rickshaws, And Water Taxis, Oh My Posted by admin Getting around downtown Miami just got easier thanks to three new options.
Apr. 20.	The most important face lift in Florida? Posted by Aaron Gordon "Ambitious" might be an understatement when describing the folks at Port Miami. With a $2 billion master plan now underway, the Port is positioning itself as a long-term player along the eastern seaboard.
Apr. 20.	It’s the right time for South Florida Posted by admin News like Florida’s unemployment rate dropping to 9% in March and the latest housing report that shows home prices in Miami continue to rise for fourth straight quarters are all indicators that our economy continues to rebound strongly.
Apr. 18.	Holocaust surviving attorney looks back for inspiration Posted by admin Andrew C. Hall, founding partner at Miami-based law firm Hall, Lamb & Hall, was literally born into the Holocaust in Warsaw, Poland in 1944. Yesterday was Yom Ha’Shoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, a day for the entire nation to honor those who were lost in one of the worst genocides in history. Andy remembers not just one day a year, but every day.
Apr. 09.	Paging Ray Kinsella: 5 minutes until curtain Posted by Aaron Gordon Kevin Costner has earned A-list celebrity status for memorable roles ranging from 'Crash' Davis in "Bull Durham" and 'Tin Cup' McAvoy in "Tin Cup," to Lt. Dunbar in "Dances With Wolves" and Ray Kinsella in "Field of Dreams." Now it may be time to add another line to his long-list of credits: lead vocals and rhythm guitar.
Apr. 01.	Sun, Surf and the Symphony: Miami's arts awakening goes national Posted by Aaron Gordon The story of Miami's arts awakening has gone national, thanks to a feature in this weekend's San Francisco Chronicle penned by Miami's own Jane Wooldridge. The article's basic premise is one that we Miami folk have known for quite a while: the Magic City isn't about just sun and surf anymore.