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Key Biscayne businesses call the World Cup a win. The national picture is unclear

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By Tony Winton Verified
| Key Biscayne Independent
Businesses in Key Biscayne saw surges in foot traffic during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, as watch parties drew large crowds and new customers over the tournament’s 39-day run, but the long-term impact is unclear, economists say. The Cleat, Mestizo and Narbona are among the restaurants that hosted watch parties for some games. Narbona, which sells Uruguayan comfort food, ran out of empanadas during one of the first games. After, the restaurant secured additional product to prevent running out again.
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Big Dig aftermath: measure to control stormwater projects will be on November ballot

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By Tony Winton Verified
| Key Biscayne Independent
The Village Council formally turned a resident-led petition into an official ballot item at a special meeting this month, but one member questioned whether the language could hinder future climate-related flooding problems. The petition, which received 913 verified signatures, would amend the Village Charter to add a new hurdle for future stormwater or flood-prevention projects that cost $50 million within a three-year period. Projects of that size would require a separate, special voter approval.
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F-16s, Super Soakers, and a very beautiful cement truck: Key Biscayne’s 4th of July parade

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By Tony Winton Verified
| Key Biscayne Independent
The multicultural celebration that is Key Biscayne’s Fourth of July parade was extra colorful this year, featuring a record number of additional marchers, dancers, and upgrades to mark America’s 250th birthday. At 11 a.m., a pair of F-16s from the Air Force’s 482nd Fighter Wing kicked off the festivities with a precision flyover. Police and firefighters led the marchers, and as the vehicles started rolling, gifts were tossed to outstretched hands along the Crandon Boulevard parade route.
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