In the wake of a bruising power struggle, including allegations of misconduct and abuse, the Grove’s signature civic group is struggling to regain its relevance.
Francisco Alvarado
Tracing Trash: For those Cans, Bottles and other Recyclables in our Blue, Curbside Bins, a Surprising Fate.
Miami’s recycling program is a hit with residents but with the industry in turmoil city officials are struggling to justify its existence.
The Grove BID at 15: New Leadership, Lingering Concerns
The Coconut Grove Business Improvement District takes stock after a critical audit report documents agency shortcomings.
No Parking: Valet Stands Stir Debate Over Access to Curb Spots
Grove business owners believe valet parking attracts well-heeled customers, but some residents bemoan the loss of coveted on-street parking.
Welcome to the Little Bahamas Business Corridor
Pardo seeks to boost the economic prospects of West Grove businesses with a new marketing initiative.
The Billy Corben Show
After years of success as a documentary filmmaker, Billy Corben is shaking things up at City Hall, much to the dismay of the politicians and public officials he targets.
Recent News
County Selects Two Developers for West Grove Housing Project
One developer is seeking to build a 20-story
Daughter Devastated by Death of Homeless Father in Peacock Park
Sylburn W. Robinson, 69, had suffered a stroke in 2022
Owners of Long-Closed Scotty’s Landing Demand Millions in Dispute Over Regatta Harbour Redevelopment
Scott and Kathleen Wessel claim they were promised
No Foul Play in Death of Homeless Man in Peacock Park, Police Say
Sylburn W. Robinson, 69, was well-known in the area.
Poster, Theme Unveiled for King Mango Strut Parade
Annual event spoofing politics, current events and
Suspects, Motive Remain Elusive in Kampong Break-In
Intruder leaves $250,000 in damage and unexplained
