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BRETT MOSS didn't face opposition when he ran for mayor of Key Biscayne -- so he automatically will become mayor in early November. But the island has been chock full of news: the resignation of Manager Steve Williamson is #1. What does he think, and what are his plans? Moss sits down for a wide-ranging interview about his approach in being mayor and many big issues. It's a show you won't want to miss. Send us Fan Mail Support the show Subscribe to the Key Biscayne Indepen...
IN A SURPRISE MOVE, a Key Biscayne Village Council candidate quit the race -- and then changed their mind. By not filing formal withdrawal papers, votes for Claire London will count, according to election officials. London skipped multiple candidate debates and forums -- but she did sit down in front of the Anti-Social microphones. This is the ONLY place to hear her views of the issues. We swear we didn't have anything to do with the on again, off again, on again decisions. ...
SILVIA TARAFA , a veteran educator, is the only political newcomer to the Key Biscayne Council this election year. The former principal of the K-8 Center, she has an up close and personal perspective of the reasons behind declining enrollment and test scores at the only public school on the island. Should the Village try to supplant the Miami-Dade School district? What about the other big island issues like flood control and the Rickenbacker Causeway? Join Thom and Tony for an interview...
OSCAR SARDIÑAS is one of two incumbents asking for another 4-year term on the Key Biscayne Village Council. An avowed supporter of outgoing mayor Joe Rasco and Village Manager Steve Williamson, we ask about the rejection of the $300 million Big Dig project that he supported until the final rejection. Thom and Tony ask about the future of public education, e-bikes, the Rickenbacker Causeway, and government transparency Send us Fan Mail Support the show Subscribe to the Key Biscayne...
LUIS DE LA CRUZ is looking to come back to Key Biscayne's Village Council after a prior stint 8 years ago. His signature issue for the last two years has been opposition the Big Dig stormwater project - a project he succeeded in stopping. But what about the other big issues facing the barrier island? Join Thom and Tony for in interview Send us Fan Mail Support the show Subscribe to the Key Biscayne Independent today








