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ter would be promising to create 19 new jobs. It would alsoeport was supposed to be presented to us last July and werthose projects were expected to be game-changers, the fund
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those projects were expected to be game-changers, the fundl building, now county owned. The county has already spent $was built with the stipulation that the least that would be
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active until Hurricane Andrew devastated it in 1992, couldnds were allocated, must be completed.All permanent jobs indof study.The business plan, her legislation says, c
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ty Commissioner Daniella Levine Cava has brought the commissirement.County commissioners have long been awaiting the admty Commissioner Daniella Levine Cava has brought the commiss
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said one, Aviation Corporate Hangar, decided not to proceed.the community in order to create jobs, according to the phe commission set three major criteria to make a grant payme
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notch customer service. Mr. Sekoff also said that as a small
lways tell people they are not in our backyard, they are in
rizons prides itself on a business model that centers on top
rk A. Trowbridge, president and CEO of the Coral Gables Cham
the university suspends its fall semester or shifts to stric
% of the more than 17,000 UM students are in-state, whereas
AdvertisementWill Sekoff of Book Horizons, a family-owned an
ough four pandemics, said the university will be reimagining
who are concerned students wont be signing leases for the
s.While its hard to gauge how many UM students are still i
ough four pandemics, said the university will be reimagining
sinesses help students get ready for their big day. But all
students would be returning to campus in the fall. Dr. Frenk
in Coral Gables that cater to the universitys students are
are also part of the citys consumer base.I think the uni
ypically be a profitable time for the city, as families come
university transitioned to online learning March 23 and has
fall just yet, as the upcoming school year remains murky.If
n the community, he said, adding that looking at UM, I a
students were living on campus prior to moving to virtual l
video message, UM President Julio Frenk remained optimistic
rizons prides itself on a business model that centers on top
university transitioned to online learning March 23 and has
n time and on campus so long as we can do so safely, and we
s arent from Florida. CollegeSimply.com found that just 26
me without them, he wrote.At a time when textbook sales ha
the Coral Gables campus.?In an email exchange, he said hes
the universitys office of media relations, just over 4,000
students were living on campus prior to moving to virtual l
e acknowledged the uncertainty stemming from the current pan
ypically be a profitable time for the city, as families come
n the community, he said, adding that looking at UM, I a
t been the same since the University of Miami students left
versity is a central figure and player in everything we do i
look forward to welcoming you back, he wrote.According to