A legal battle over the Miami International Boat Show seemed near resolution, but Key Biscayne has added to its complaint against the city of Miami.
October 16, 2015 at 11:00 AM
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Key Biscayne and Miami are sparring again about plans for the Miami International Boat Show.
The two municipalities seemed close to settling their dispute after weeks of mediation, but Key Biscayne filed an amended complaint Wednesday in its quest to stop Miami from using the Marine Stadium property in February for the first time on city-owned Virginia Key for the boat show.
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