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Brightline obtains $490 million to restructure its debt. Bankruptcy judge must approve (opens the original)
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High-speed rail company Brightline has entered into a financial restructuring agreement that would help it reorganize its billions of dollars of debt â while other entities of the company are set to file for bankruptcy. The financing agreement announced early Friday is with major debt holders to restructure its IOUs while securing $490 million from supporting stakeholders. That has to be okayed by a bankruptcy court. The bankruptcy proceedings will affect Brightlineâs parent company and not
Miami-Dade Sheriff budget battle could force cuts in parks, transit (opens the original)
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If core services in Miami-Dade County get cut in the following months, it could be because of the sheriff. After an intense budget debate where county commissioners tried to find money to accommodate Republican Sheriff Rosie Cordero Stutz’ ask for a 12% increase in her budget, that's a top line reality. The county commission was not ready to give her that much money at a time when the county is already tightening its belt and other services — like late night bus routes — are being cut. READ MORE
The conservative takeover of New College of Florida hits the big screens (opens the original)
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Three days into his second term, on Jan. 6, 2023, Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis issued the starting shot in what he pitched as a battle to save higher education. All at once, DeSantis appointed six conservative allies to the Board of Trustees at the New College of Florida, a small school in Sarasota that is Florida’s designated honors college. With the bloc of new votes, the new trustees were transparent about their goal: destroy and rebuild the institution in a conservative image. One of the tru
Historic Miami Beach hotel faces demolition — and the city can't stop it (opens the original)
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The Savoy Hotel on Miami Beach’s iconic Ocean Drive is an emblem of the historic style that’s long characterized the island city: a low-rise footprint with Art Deco design that’s stood since the 1930s. But that historic property is now set for potential demolition to make way for a 38-story condo building — and while residents are up in arms about the plan, the city says it can’t do anything to stop it thanks to preemption laws passed in Tallahassee. If the demolition of the Savoy moves forward,
The South Florida journalist still chasing unanswered 9/11 questions, 25 years on (opens the original)
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South Florida played an outsized role in the days leading up to the terror attacks of September 11, 2001. Several of the hijackers lived and trained at flight schools here, and the mastermind of the attacks, Mohamed Atta, even had a warrant issued for his arrest in Broward County for missing a court date on a charge of driving without a license. On the morning of the attacks, a woman claiming to be Atta’s wife showed up to the old Broward County courthouse, in an attempt to clear his name for th
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