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› With evictions set to soar, Miami-Dade seeks to mediate between landlords and tenants
Miami-Dade County has launched a free online platform to serve as a mediator between landlords and tenants in eviction cases. The platform, called courtHELP (court Housing Eviction Landlord/Tenant Platform), can be accessed at courtinnovations.com/FLCOURTHELP and is intended to help resolve eviction cases outside of courts, where a flood of new cases is expected now that the moratorium has ended.
› What’s next for the Beach Theatre? New owner wants your input.
Want to see movies at the Beach Theatre again? Think it’s suited for cabaret and live theater? What about dinner shows? The new owner of the beloved property wants to hear your thoughts. Christopher Scott bought the Beach last month as-is for $652,000 — $173,000 over list price. Ever since, he’s heard from the people of St. Pete Beach. “People were really enthused about it,” Christopher said. “I’ve been inundated with letters and messages.”
› Two years in the making, The Bread & Board opens Jacksonville flagship restaurant, marketplace
The Bread & Board opened its newest restaurant on Thursday, expanding its footprint at downtown's VyStar Credit Union campus. The restaurant, known for its made-to-order artisan sandwiches, boards and bowls along with rotating entree specials, is adding new salads and ultimately, breakfast fare.
› Delayed Avalon Park food hall now set to open on Sept. 18
The Marketplace at Avalon Park food hall is expected to have a grand opening Sept. 18. The 7,500-square-foot hall at 3801 Avalon Park East Boulevard in east Orange County will feature nine eateries, an indoor and outdoor bar from Bowigens Beer Company, and a general store selling wine and products made by artisans.
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