More local newsies are getting old(er)! This weekend it was WSVN morning meteorologist Vivian Gonzalez and WSVN reporter Eugene Ramirez turn to blow the candles and celebrate getting older and wiser.
Thank you ladies for the surprise. My birthday weekend is off to a great start! @ccruzon7 @ddiazon7 @alexisriveraon7 pic.twitter.com/Dzblocnekk
— Vivian Gonzalez (@VivianGonzalez7) March 21, 2014
RT @brianandrews: Greetings from the fabulous CBS Miami make up room. #doityourself #facepuddy instagram.com/p/l3lyl6uDMh/
RT @ChristinaNBC6: A couple married for almost 50 years die just minutes apart – neither one of them knowing the other passed. I’m telling their love story.
Space for WSVN employees on Broadcast Key will get even tighter after the North Bay Village commission approved what is by now the third proposal by developer Scott Greenwald who owns the former WIOD site next door to WSVN.
The latest plan is for a 32-story, 340-foot tall condo building at the north corner of the island, where SkyForce’s helipad and an antenna sit now. Attached to it will be a 4-story garage with a pool on its roof.
Whether this project happens or not we’ll have to wait and see, but the courts have so far sided with the property developer. In November a judge in the latest case ruled that per Sunbeam’s 1962 agreement with WIOD the station has an irrevocable right to park on at least some of WIOD’s property.
[exMiami]
It’s all fun and smiles until one gets the exclusive
https://twitter.com/brianandrews/status/446106728221143040
https://twitter.com/brianandrews/status/446102688976359424
WSVN reporter Liz Nagy, WFOR reporter Brian Andrews and America TeVe’s Daniel Benitez at JMH on another crazy story from Miami.
