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It was a stunning revelation : Upon the unexpected death of Scholastic CEO and Chairman M. Richard Robinson Jr., the world—not to mention the company and its board—learned...

Residents of Miami Beach are once again having a say in this year's election on whether the city should ban alcohol sales after 2 a.m., in a non-binding vote.

Iole Lucchese, a senior executive at the publishing company, said she was just as surprised as everyone else to learn she had been handed control of the business.

Mayor Dan Gelber is pushing for a cutoff on alcohol sales at 2 a.m. Business took to Miami Beach City Hall this week to share their thoughts on the November referendum.

Who's up, down, in and out — your morning tipsheet on Florida politics.

Editor’s Note: On September 30, 2021, HaystackID shared an educational webcast presented at the 2021 Privacy + Security Fall Academy. The webcast provided viewers with a framework and...

Miami Beach last call showdown up for another vote Commissioners to decide whether to appeal judge’s ruling from last week Tags:  Miami Beachs fight over last call goes to another vote MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – Miami Beach commissioners are set to meet Tuesday to decide whether to appeal a judge’s decision from last week that deemed their move to an earlier last call for alcohol unlawful. David Wallack, CEO of the iconic Mango’s Tropical Cafe on Ocean Drive, is an outspoken critic of the tem...

Mango’s Tropical Cafe plans to reopen on International Drive on June 10.

Controversial regulation on alcohol sales starts May 22 in some areas of South Beach Published:  Updated:  Tags:  MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – A new rule aims to change the out-of-control party on Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue in South Beach, but not everyone in Miami Beach believes it will work. Business owners who benefit from nightlife’s alcohol sales say that not only will the rule not work, but it will hurt the local economy. Property owners who are worried about the area’s reputation a...

Few recall that Mango’s owner David Wallack originally opened the Eastern Sun, a holistic, adult living facility and hospice, where the nightclub now stands. Wallack’s parents, Irving and Florence Wallack, owned the Park Sea and Surf Sea Hotels at 900 Ocean Dr. Born in 1948, he grew up folding towels for guests at the budget accommodations — a mix of road-trippers, Cuban families on summer break, and wintering snowbirds. But he had no intention of taking over the family business. After ...