The Coconut Grove home of Bain-Range Funeral Services, a local landmark on Grand Avenue, was torn down this week in another sign of changing times in the historically Black neighborhood known as Little Bahamas. Coming soon, to take its place: 27 rental apartments and 3,500 square feet of new retail[Read More…]
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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.
Adversity to Advocacy: Grove Resident’s Crusade for Accessibility in Tech, Fashion and Motherhood
After losing the use of her arms, Christina Mallon rose to lead Microsoft’s inclusive design efforts, bringing user-friendly innovations to the disabled
New Housing Proposed for Grand Avenue
The project would bring 176 market-rate rental apartments and 26,000 square feet of retail space to a desolate stretch of Grand Avenue.
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.
For Grove Duo, Health is Where the Home Is
Single-family residence is world’s first to receive new industry certification for promoting health, well-being and climate resilience.
Santander’s Work Café – Laptops, Lattes and Loans
Santander Bank opens its second Work Café location in the
United States in downtown Coconut Grove.
Coconut Grove Sailing Coach goes for Gold at Paris Olympics
Third time proves the charm for Team USA’s Sarah Newberry Moore
Coconut Grove Yoga Studio Seeks to Open Hearts and Minds
Open Door Yoga offers a calm retreat in the busy heart of Coconut Grove.
Welcome to the Little Bahamas Business Corridor
Pardo seeks to boost the economic prospects of West Grove businesses with a new marketing initiative.
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