Monthly Archives: October 2012

Through a Public Records Request The Sunny Isles Beach Reporter received a City Advisory Committee proposal for vetting candidates dated December 29, 2010 [see document by clicking here:  vet. proposal.2.pages ] wherein Harvey Busch, Chairman of the City Advisory Committee, along with his … Continue reading →

The SIB Reporter received several responses in support of Harvey Busch, who is running against Commissioner George “Bud”Scholl in Sunny Isles Beach. These comments are from (1) Tony LoCastro, who currently serves on the City Advisory Committee (CAC) with Mr. … Continue reading →

The Sunny Isles Beach Reporter has uncovered that Harvey Busch filed for bankruptcy just last year [See PACER case summary by clicking here: HARVEY.DEBTOR].  According to Mr. Harvey Busch’s U.S. Bankruptcy Court Petition (see page 3 of link ), Harvey … Continue reading →

The SIB Reporter has received a tremendous amount of responses to our recent articles. Our readers should know that comments are not automatically posted. So if you do not see yours up right away, please be patient. We will get … Continue reading →

Early voting begins Ocotber 27, 2012.  This year there is a very long ballot, so there may be a longer wait than usual at the polls on election day.  The great news is that the City of Sunny Isles is … Continue reading →

A letter recently mailed by Sunny Isles Beach candidate Harvey Busch had some curious statements that should be questioned and/or clarified given that they are confusing or outright misleading. The statements taken directly from his letter are the following (in … Continue reading →

BY JAY WEAVER [email protected] Miami Beach’s “B-Girls” are back. But not as the sirens who seduced men in swank hotels like the Delano, to lure them to seedy private clubs on Washington Avenue so they could be plied with liquor … Continue reading →

By Miami Herald Staff The U.S. Coast Guard found Monday the body of a 22-year-old man after the capsizing of his small boat near the Haulover Inlet in Northeast Miami-Dade. After the boat tipped, one of the two aboard swam … Continue reading →