With a pivotal election looming in Miami Beach next fall, city hoteliers are taking initial steps to form a political action committee that would give them greater influence in the races.
December 28, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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When some Miami Beach residents pushed for a ban on rooftop parties two years ago, city hoteliers Mike Palma and Tim Nardi realized the industry needed to wield more political clout.
“The rooftop issue got us fired up,” said Palma, the general manager of the Clevelander and Essex House hotels.
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