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The WELL Coconut Grove, a luxury condo project in Center Grove, says it has the right to build higher, and add more units, on the questionable premise that its well-heeled residents will ditch their cars for mass transit.
Pythons at the Gate
A sighting in January at Matheson Hammock Park in Coral Gables – and a photo posted on social media – are reminders that the giant highly-invasive predators may already be living among us.
Paradise Lost: Grove Isle Development Sparks Endless Outrage
After a decade of litigation, the luxury Vita at Grove Isle development is nearly complete. How much longer can island residents persist in their campaign to shut the project down?
Highrise Proposed for West Grove Wins Tentative Approval
The proposed 20-story building at the corner of Douglas Road and Day Avenue would bring additional affordable and workforce housing to the neighborhood.
The Goal: Safer Streets for All
A community forum this week on street safety in Coconut Grove elicited strong complaints – and suggestions – from neighborhood residents.
A Pop-Up Sports Facility for Grand Avenue
The Miami City Commission agreed on Thursday to allow a developer to open a temporary sports facility on Grand Avenue in the West Grove while waiting to break ground on a much more ambitious mixed-used project with 176 apartments.
The Art of Survival
After struggling to recover from pandemic-era setbacks, the Coconut Grove Arts Festival has reinvented itself with new management – and a much healthier bottom line.
The Artist’s Life
The lifestyle isn’t for everyone but for two local artists the Coconut Grove Arts Festival was the springboard to a full-time career on the nation’s art fair circuit.
St. Stephen’s Art & MakersFest: Stepping Out of the Shadow
What began as a simple hotdog stand during the Coconut Grove Arts Festival has blossomed into a stand-alone event with a national following.
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