October 16, 2020 – Bugle Miami

Singapore’s Airport Transformed Its A380 Jumbo Jet Into a Pop-Up Restaurant

With international travel pretty much impossible right now, many airlines have tried to come up with ideas to get passengers back onto their planes. In Australia, Qantas offered a “flight to nowhere” that gave those with wanderlust a chance to just fly on a plane around the country for seven hours before landing at the same airport, […]

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miami beach 2020 ballot questions 1, 2, and 3

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Complete voters guide here Miami Beach 2020 Ballot Questions 1, 2, and 3: Miami Beach Marina Ballot questions 1, 2, and 3 relate to the City-owned Miami Beach Marina and upland property at 300-390 Alton Road. Developer David Martin is proposing to purchase air-rights at the property to construct a new luxury residential building,

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2 arrested in killing of Miami-Dade pastor Gregory Boyd

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Two people have been arrested in the fatal shooting of a pastor last month at The Village Flea Market & Mall in Miami-Dade County’s West Little River neighborhood. Miami-Dade police arrested Latravia Charm Bell, 20, and Nathaniel Bernard Roberson, 31, both of Miami, who will face charges of first-degree murder. Investigators say several people opened fire

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FBI releases images from Coral Gables bank robbery

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A Coral Gables bank was robbed Thursday afternoon, and the FBI is circulating photos in hopes of identifying the suspect seen on surveillance. The robber entered the HSBC Bank branch at 2222 Ponce de Leon Blvd. around 4:50 p.m. and demanded money from an employee, investigators say. Authorities are not releasing the amount of money

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Miami Beach Votes to Lower Fines for Short-Term Rental Violators

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Miami Beach city commissioners voted Wednesday to lower fines for people caught illegally renting their homes, condos or apartments. Illegal renters will now face a $1,000 fine instead of the $20,000 fine, which had been in place for years. The change comes after the city lost a 2018 lawsuit with a homeowner who sued after being

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