After months of contention, much of it focused on the performance of former City Attorney Victoria Mendez, the City of Miami is moving on.
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Key Items on the April 25 City Commission Agenda
City Commission debates giant billboards, new city attorney and inspector general. Thursday, April 25, 9 a.m., at Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American Dr.
Grove Heritage Time Machine
As Miami’s oldest neighborhood, history and heritage still echo throughout the Grove. Explore the Grove’s historical landmarks on a self-guided walking tour through the On This Spot app.
Village Council Launches New Website
The Coconut Grove Village Council has launched a new website and is also spearheading an initiative to counteract the negative effects of increased hearing board fees for decisions on matters such as zoning and tree removal.
Community Bike Ride
Join Miami Police Commander Dan Kerr, Friends of the Commodore Trail and Bike Coconut Grove for a leisurely family bike ride on Sunday April 28.
BID Announces New Executive Director
The City Commission will consider approving Mark Burns as the new executive director of the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District. Previously, Burns was the executive director of the Bayfront Park Management Trust.
BID Searching for a New Executive Director
Coconut Grove Business Improvement District is central to many grove business programs.
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