www.thetribune.net PO Phone: 305-669-7355 SI T Se IVE e I PE ns OP ide L E ONE OF MIAMI’S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS FEB. 26 - MAR. 10, 2024 Gusmans want Olympia Theater back after citing Miami neglect BY GRANT MILLER, vorite of developers building skyscrapers....
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www.thetribune.net PO Phone: 305-669-7355 SI T Se IVE e I PE ns OP ide L E ONE OF MIAMI’S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS FEB. 26 - MAR. 10, 2024 Gusmans want Olympia Theater back after citing Miami neglect BY GRANT MILLER, vorite of developers building skyscrapers. Publisher The Miami com- Today it sits empty and ignored despite bil- lions of dollars being invested all around it. As it did in the 1970s, the Gusman family Read by St. John Neumann munity can do better is again coming to the rescue. As trustees of with the historic Olympia Theater at the Gusman Center the Maurice Gusman Foundation, his grandchildren are fighting with the city to take control. Primary Baseball Team for the Performing The situation is complicated because Arts. Maurice Gusman struck an agreement with For a city long crit- the board of Off Street Parking to run it — icized for its lack of a detail enshrined in a restrictive covenant focus on history, the to ensure compliance. This arrangement Olympia Theater stood unch
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