MIAMI, March 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- UASS called today for the federal government to permit ferry service to Cuba to compete freely with air carriers in transporting U.S. travelers to Cuba. At present no ferry service is authorized to Cuba, even though UASS is ready and willing to provide it and U.S. law permits it. The recent announcement that eight new U.S. airports - in addition to Miami - have been authorized to provide air service to Cuba highlights the preferential treatment given air over ocean passenger service," UASS Chairman Daniel Berrebi said. He went on to say, "There is a need and a desire for a ferry service to Cuba and it is fundamental to this country's values that people be allowed that choice and that the government does not favor one element of the transportation i...
A Marine Drive Apartments resident who alleged she received preferential treatment from the property manager with whom she was having an affair now tells a different story. Yes, the affair occurred, Shalanda Faulks wrote in a June 1 e- mail to officials from state agencies and the Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority, but the other allegations were "false and untrue.
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