Florida’s first Black, board-certified general surgeon and a former president of the Miami branch of the NAACP, dies at age 98
Hank Sanchez-Resnik
Secret Garden Tour Photos
Private gardens of exceptional character are featured in the Friends of the Commodore Trail’s annual tour.
A Tale of Two Pharmacies
Two of the Grove’s five pharmacies offer uniquely local approaches.
Miami-Dade County Wins Latest Round in Battle over Playhouse
County officials declare the ruling “a win for our community.” Neighbors disagree.
Turning Up the Heat on Miami Politics
Electoral maps, Mayor Suarez’s ethics investigations and calls for mayor’s resignation dominate Commission meeting.
City Commission Moves Forward on Key Issues
New Commissioners Pardo and Gabela shift commission dynamics. Redistricting trial nears.
Rumble at the Commission
Emotions flare as Centner’s project, district boundaries and city attorney’s future debated. Staff intervenes to head off physical conflict.
The 2024 King Mango Strut
The Mango Strut’s 40th parade included banned books, heat-stroke lobsters, rock bands, would-be dictators, 750 Strutters and 50 floats. And no rain!
Commission Meeting Ends in Shouting
Gabela and Pardo join Commission. Shouting ensues. Pardo calls for Mayor’s resignation.
Pardo Interview
Pardo upsets incumbent commissioner, sworn in and discusses goals.
Recent News
Candidates Blast Proposed City of Miami Election Delay
As rumors swirl about delaying November’s vote –
City Proposes Law to Advance Zoning and Permit Applications Despite Code Violations
The proposed legislation, with immediate impact in the
Opinion: Proposed Charter Changes Deserve Our Support
The City of Miami’s government is broken, but it can
City Board Rebuffs Leafy Way Owners on Tree Removal Plan
Declaring the “soul of the neighborhood” at risk,
After Years of Delays, Playhouse Parking Garage Inches Forward
The partial demolition of the adjacent Coconut Grove
Reading, Writing and Restaurants – A New Approach to Education
Two private microschools in Coconut Grove offer
