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Erik Bojnansky's coverage in the South Florida Business Journal indicates a strong focus on local business and real estate news, with an emphasis on company relocations, office space leasing, and significant financial developments such as bankruptcies or layoffs. He often relies on press releases and private sector announcements for his articles.
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he village of Miami Shores is hard at work finalizing a $3 million infrastructure project that will enable the neighborhood of Shores Estates to finally connect to a sewer system.
Tucked away in the shadow of a 22-story high-rise is a relic of Miami's past: a 121-year-old wooden house that has served as the headquarters of the Dade Heritage Trust since the late 1970s.
By: Erik Bojnansky
An attorney for two former North Miami Beach administrators said an internal investigation into city charter violations unfairly targeted Mayor Michael Jos
By: Erik Bojnansky
Three Republicans and two Democrats are running in the Aug. 18 primary election to represent the North Grove, Shenandoah, Brickell, and downtown Miami in Tallahassee next year.
The Lexus RX 350 is a good buy for many retirees because the car has a good dependability rating and, because it's used, is more affordable.
By: Erik Bojnansky
Three North Miami councilmembers could be on their way toward losing their seats after a judge ruled they violated North Miami’s city charter when they fired their municipality’s city manager
The Florida Attorney General has rewritten the ballot language of a proposed property tax amendment after a judge ruled that the title and text of the referendum was defective and not neutral.
Despite winning the largest share of votes in a three-way race, Miami-Dade County Commissioner Vicki Lopez will still head into a runoff against a progressive challenger who raised less than $3,000 in political contributions.
Downtown Miami and Brickell residents are pushing back against the Miami Downtown Development Authority's pitch that its taxes are money well spent, questioning why they should pay extra for security, street cleaning and other services they say the city should already be providing.
By: Erik Bojnansky
Vladimir Vladimirov/Getty Images College towns are no longer just for college students.
