Author: Miami Maritime

The Port of Miami corruption trial continues. (21 May 1999)

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Page: 1, Section: B

The Port of Miami corruption trial continues. (20 May 1999)

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Page: 4, Section: B

Patricia Rodriguez, one of the boat collision survivors, remains in the hospital. (19 May 1999)

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Page: 3, Section: B

Governor Bush vetos a bill designating the 130-foot schooner Western Union as Florida’s official flagship. (18 May 1999)

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Page: 8, Section: B

An editorial supports the Miami River cleanup. (18 May 1999)

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Page: 10, Section: A

The boat collision off Dinner Key is investigated. [Photo and details.] (18 May 1999)

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Page: 1, Section: A

Two small pleasure boats collide just off Dinner Key Channel in Biscayne Bay. (17 May 1999)

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Page: 1, Section: B

Biscayne National Park plans to study the natural soundscape. (15 May 1999)

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Page: 3, Section: B

The Army Corps of Engineers agree to fund most of the Miami River cleanup costs. (15 May 1999)

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Page: 1, Section: A

Biscayne National Park reopens the area around Ledbury and Star Reefs. [The area was closed since July 1998 to assess the Allie B. grounding damage.] (14 May 1999)

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Page: 12, Section: D