Miami Downtown Development Authority presents the founder of Lulu’s Nitrogen Ice Cream, Luisa Santos. Merging her passions for sustainable, value-driven business and a mission to reinvent the way America thinks of ice cream, she decided to launch Lulu’s. Miami Downtown Development Authority While we love thrilling tastebuds, at Lulu’s ice cream, we believe that we […]
Nissan Commercial in Filming Downtown Miami
Nissan Motor Company will be filming an auto commercial in Downtown Miami and Brickell on April 20 & 21. Their initial basecamp will be at 49 NW 1 Street from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on April 20th. Their schedule is as follows: April 20, 2019 At: West Flagler Street and NW Miami CourtFrom: 6AM […]
Commissioner Eileen Higgins is “Strictly Business” in District 5
Pumped about the launch of "Strictly Business," a source for everything business in #District5. This newsletter provides businesses & organizations with info on workshops, events, and resources that will help businesses in D5 thrive. Sign up here: https://t.co/XjvlgMYHEi pic.twitter.com/7ooUoBdpe2 — Commissioner Eileen Higgins (@CommishEileen) April 5, 2019 District 5’s county commissioner, Eileen Higgins, has announced […]
Miami is the Happiest U.S. City for Workers
Miami is the happiest city to work in for 2019, according to data compiled by kununu. After gathering data from more than 85,000 workplaces reviewed between 2017 and 2018, Miami earned a happiness score of 3.99 out of five. Riia O’Donnell Kununu researchers looked at employers in the 50 biggest metropolitan areas in the U.S., […]
Miami International Airport Closing Concourse Early Due to Govt Shutdown
“Due to an increased number of TSA screeners not reporting to work, we have decided to take this precautionary step and relocate about 12 flights to adjoining concourses in the afternoons,” Miami International airport spokesman Greg Chin said Thursday. CNN reports that security checkpoints in concourse G will be closed after 1 p.m. on Saturday, Sunday […]
Jungle Island is on the Ballot
Back in June, the City of Miami Commission unanimously voted to allow a referendum on this month’s ballot asking residents to vote on a proposed 300-room hotel at Jungle Island on Watson Island in Miami. Since then, I haven’t heard much about it (and I’m relatively well-informed about Miami issues). I suspect there will be a LOT […]