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A proposed new home on one of Coconut Grove’s most historic streets goes before Miami’s preservation board Tuesday, the latest development dispute confronting Charles Avenue residents.
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Miami Collects Millions to Replenish Its Tree Canopy. Why Is the Money Piling Up?
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Judge Tosses Virginia Key Marina Referendum Lawsuit
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City Says the Grove’s Tree Canopy Is Growing. Not All Are Convinced.
Residents packed a city workshop Thursday with concerns about tree loss and weak protections. But a new city analysis suggests that throughout much of Coconut Grove tree canopy is actually growing.
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