Miami Police have made an arrest in connection with the fatal shooting of 57-year-old Christopher Johnson on Grand Avenue in Coconut Grove.
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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
Coconut Grove Sailing Coach goes for Gold at Paris Olympics
Third time proves the charm for Team USA’s Sarah Newberry Moore
Center Street Photographer Goes Nuts for Squirrels
With elaborate stage sets and a little peanut butter, Carlos Bueno has turned a scurry of squirrels into a tribe of super models.
Coconut Grove Yoga Studio Seeks to Open Hearts and Minds
Open Door Yoga offers a calm retreat in the busy heart of Coconut Grove.
Coach D retires from Carver Middle after 45 Years
Former students, fellow teachers and local officials honor Coach Annette Daniels as the school year draws to a close. When “Coach D” and her students sang the Carver Countdown Song on the final Friday of the school year last week, their voices filled the classrooms and hallways of George Washington[Read More…]
Losing Cover: City Laws Take a Toll on Tree Canopy
Coconut Grove’s lush tropical foliage is an ecological and economic resource that residents prize and outsiders covet. Why is it disappearing?
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