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WLRN: “Candidates For Miami-Dade Mayor Face Off In First Debate Of 2020 Race”
In the first debate of the 2020 Miami-Dade County mayoral race on Monday, five candidates expressed commitments to address sea-level rise and expand worker rights but also sparred over their backgrounds and ways to improve mass transit in the county.
Florida Politics: “Second TV ad from Daniella Levine Cava to air during Democratic debate”
Miami-Dade mayoral candidate Daniella Levine Cava is releasing her second TV ad of the campaign Tuesday night, which will focus on housing affordability within the county.
Miami’s Community Newspapers: “ConverPack celebrates roll out of 60 million paper straws”
ConverPack, Inc., cut the red ribbon to inaugurate its new 70,000 square-foot facility in nearby Medley, Sept. 12, as the company’s assembly line began rolling …
Miami New Times: “Crippled by Low Wages, Miami Janitors File Labor Charges Against Cleaning Contractor”
While Miami’s booming real-estate market and nascent startup scene continue to draw attention for their steady growth, it’s South Florida’s low-wage service sector that’s actually created the most new jobs in recent years.
WLRN: “Candidates For Miami-Dade Mayor Face Off In First Debate Of 2020 Race”
In the first debate of the 2020 Miami-Dade County mayoral race on Monday, five candidates expressed commitments to address sea-level rise and expand worker rights but also sparred over their backgrounds and ways to improve mass transit in the county.
Florida Politics: “Second TV ad from Daniella Levine Cava to air during Democratic debate”
Miami-Dade mayoral candidate Daniella Levine Cava is releasing her second TV ad of the campaign Tuesday night, which will focus on housing affordability within the county.
Miami’s Community Newspapers: “ConverPack celebrates roll out of 60 million paper straws”
ConverPack, Inc., cut the red ribbon to inaugurate its new 70,000 square-foot facility in nearby Medley, Sept. 12, as the company’s assembly line began rolling …
Miami New Times: “Crippled by Low Wages, Miami Janitors File Labor Charges Against Cleaning Contractor”
While Miami’s booming real-estate market and nascent startup scene continue to draw attention for their steady growth, it’s South Florida’s low-wage service sector that’s actually created the most new jobs in recent years.