Pardo upsets incumbent Covo in District 2. Gabela unseats suspended Diaz de la Portilla of District 1.
Politics
Tension and relations between policies and their advocates.
Elections, Referendums. Campaigns and Candidates.
Affordable West Grove Housing
County Commissioner Regalado is questioned about affordable housing, gentrification and her opposition to a community redevelopment agency in the West Grove.
Regalado on the Underline and Safe Streets
Non-motorized mobility projects Underline, Commodore Trail, bridges) and safety (are discussed with Commissioner.
District 2 Candidate Forum
Eight commission candidates describe their priorities, qualifications, public confidence, the West Grove and the Playhouse.
Regalado on Miami Turmoil
County Commissioner Regalado opines on City of Miami governance. accountability and redistricting.
A Community Betrayed?
Despite passionate pleas from the community for a deeper pool, construction has continued.
David Collins RIP. A Part of the Old Grove is Gone
A guiding figure in the Grove’s cultural and business life dies. David Collins helped shape the organizations that give the Grove its character and energy.
Commander Kerr Looks Out for Grovites
Coconut Grove’s police team leader doesn’t fit traditional stereotypes. Biking everywhere he describes the Grove’s evolution, homelessness, and the police force integration into regular life.
Opinion: Will Grand Avenue ever be Grand again?
A Little Bahamas developer explores why large stretches of Grand Avenue are sometimes described as “The Land that Time Forgot.”
Opinion: Preserve the Past. Let Villa Serena Stand
Is nothing in Miami sacred, not even one of the few remaining historically designated estates on Biscayne Bay? Iris Guzman Kolaya weighs in.
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