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Archive for February, 2010
Last chance to Reserve for UEL Dinner!!!
Melt is at the Actor’s Playhouse in Coral Gables
Melt tells the story of an African American brother and sister, a Jewish father and son and a Hispanic mother and her son living in South Florida who find their lives intertwining over social and moral issues as seen from the perspective of each culture. If you are interested in attending the play, please...
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Melt is at the Actor’s Playhouse in Coral Gables
Melt tells the story of an African American brother and sister, a Jewish father and son and a Hispanic mother and her son living in South Florida who find their lives intertwining over social and moral issues as seen from the perspective of each culture. If you are interested in attending the play, please...
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More of the Dolphin Stadium Funding
This letter appeared in the Miami Herald, it was written by Marty Margulies. The Urban Environment League has worked with Marty on issues over the years and we thought this letter worth a reprint: Another stadium ‘giveaway’ loomsOn the heels of the greatest giveaway in the history of baseball — the Marlins stadium —...
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More of the Dolphin Stadium Funding
This letter appeared in the Miami Herald, it was written by Marty Margulies. The Urban Environment League has worked with Marty on issues over the years and we thought this letter worth a reprint: Another stadium ‘giveaway’ loomsOn the heels of the greatest giveaway in the history of baseball — the Marlins stadium —...
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The County Commission District 8 Seat.
Commissioner Katy Sorenson is not running for reelection. With an open seat, many citizens are considering a run. Palmetto Bay Mayor Eugene Flinn has an early start, announcing his candidacy at the Sorenson press conference. There are, however, other candidates that are weighing their options and considering the run. We are sorry to see...
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UEL Dinner Reminder: Time to RSVP is now!
The Urban Environment League Dinner February 17th is approaching fast and the time to RSVP is now. We have City of Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado as our guest speaker. It is being held at the Rusty Pelican. The cost of the 3-course dinner is $20 for students and $25 for everyone else. The price...
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The County Commission District 8 Seat.
Commissioner Katy Sorenson is not running for reelection. With an open seat, many citizens are considering a run. Palmetto Bay Mayor Eugene Flinn has an early start, announcing his candidacy at the Sorenson press conference. There are, however, other candidates that are weighing their options and considering the run. We are sorry to see...
Read more »
UEL Dinner Reminder: Time to RSVP is now!
The Urban Environment League Dinner February 17th is approaching fast and the time to RSVP is now. We have City of Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado as our guest speaker. It is being held at the Rusty Pelican. The cost of the 3-course dinner is $20 for students and $25 for everyone else. The price...
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Miami Beach Parking Problems
In yesterday’s Miami Herald, Daniel Shoer Roth wrote about the parking shortage on Miami Beach and the impact on the Beach’s residents. He quoted activist and longtime friend of the Urban Environment League, Frank Del Vecchio: “The problem is not development but the failure to regulate development.” The article says: One culprit for the...
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