Mark Samuelian
Vice Mayor Góngora A New Year in Miami Beach, New Beginnings….
Dear Miami Beach Residents, January has been a very productive and exciting month for the City of Miami Beach. I was pleased to see the healthy turnout I had for my first official Power Walk and Talk earlier this month. It
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Should Miami Beach voters adjust Officials’ Salaries for the first time since 1966 by the Consumer Price Index?
by: J P Morgan Publisher; Back in 1966, the average income per year was $6,900; the average cost of a new house was $14,200, and the average cost of a new car was $2,650. That was the same year that
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Miami Beach Commissioner Mark Samuelian May Commission Meeting Recap
Wednesday’s Commission Meeting was filled with actions on projects across our city. While the meeting touched on many subjects, I wanted to highlight those that were of special interest. Off-Duty Police on Ocean Drive (item R9 K) I am proud to have
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An interview with Mark Samuelian Miami Beach Commission Candidate
A sitdown with Mark Samuelian Miami Beach Commission Candidate Group II “Why do you think you are the most qualified candidate?” My candidacy is based on the core principles of a “Residents-First” philosophy, impeccable ethics, smart problem-solving abilities and respectful
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Focus on Mark Samuelian Commission Candidate
Mark Samuelian is a former partner at Accenture, the renowned international technology, and business consulting firm, who brings more than 30 years of engineering expertise, experience as a business strategist, and proven community leadership to the residents of Miami Beach.
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Will Liars Please Stand Up? Commission Race
25 September 2017 Commissioner Grieco has dropped out of the race citing family reasons. Read The Miami Herald story here. Read City Debate story here. by: David Arthur Walters: Breakfast Club Meeting at Puerto Sagua, a famous Cuban restaurant on South
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Pathetic Petty Political Campaigns ala Miami Beach
by: David Arthur Walters: Political campaigns bring out the worst in people, and all we can do is hope the worst is not their true nature. Why, the slander and libel are so rife that the courts, perhaps in accord with the
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