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“Albert why.” Murder Victim’s Family Struggles for Answers
Funeral services Friday and Saturday for Christopher Jones, the second victim of gun violence in the West Grove since February.
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.
West Grove Program Lifts Student Achievement
The Striving To Attain Remarkable Teens (START) program celebrates its 10th anniversary this summer.
Arrest Made in Fatal Coconut Grove Shooting
Miami Police have made an arrest in connection with the fatal shooting of 57-year-old Christopher Johnson on Grand Avenue in Coconut Grove.
Santander’s Work Café – Laptops, Lattes and Loans
Santander Bank opens its second Work Café location in the
United States in downtown Coconut Grove.
Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church: The “Pulse” of the Community
“The church is like a fuel station for my soul,” one church member says. “Like a car, whenever I run out of gas, I come here.”
Magic the Peacock Brings a Neighborhood Together
Friends and neighbors gathered this month to celebrate the 3rd birthday of a curious peacock who has become a neighborhood celebrity.
Coconut Grove Family Mourns the Loss of Gifted Athlete
Liam Gunn O’Keefe, 21, died following an accident at his home in Coconut Grove
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Miami-Dade County has formed a working group to
School Board Approves Expansion at Coconut Grove Elementary School
School board members greenlighted the design and
Amid Record Spending, City Asks for $46 Million More
Just months after Mayor Eileen Higgins pledged to rein
Miami Eyes New Firefighter Pension Expansion Without Public Cost Estimate
As Miami’s pension obligations continue to swell, a
Inside City Hall: The Soaring Price Tag for Miami’s Police
As Miami debates a proposed $450 million public-safety
Miami Planning Board Rejects the County’s Playhouse Plan
The Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board deadlocked