Life on a boat is not for everyone but the 150 to 200 people who make their home in the calm, gentle waters off Dinner Key would have it no other way.
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From Cooking to Commuting: A Peek at Life among the Liveaboards
Recalling Grove’s ‘Glory Days,’ One Post at a Time
Tony Scornavacca’s “You Grew Up in ‘Old’ Coconut Grove” Facebook page connects the past to the present with a nostalgic tribute to an earlier era.
Jaguar Marks a Milestone
Chef Oscar del Rivero, his staff and family celebrated the restaurant’s 20th anniversary this week with live music, free drinks and small bites.
Mutiny Condo Owners Split on Sale as Second Buyout Offer Rolls In
Owners who’ve been residing in the Mutiny for years are poised to profit off a sale. But where will they live once the deal is done?
Pooped Out: Residents Sound Off on Dog Waste
Fed up with those who fail to clean up after their pets, residents beseech dog owners to Doo the Right Thing.
Roadside Attraction: A Business Blooms in Center Grove
Nimal Samuel and his family operate J.J. Orchids from the front yard of a tiny home on McDonald Street.
“Micro” Condominiums Proposed for Grand Avenue
The Miami City Commission agreed this week to provide $4.2 million in funding to support another affordable housing project in the West Grove.
Ken Russell Running for Mayor
If elected, the former District 2 city commissioner and long-time Grove resident says he will fill a role his predecessors have shunned: chairing the City Commission.
Fake Art, Real Scandal? Fraud Claims Mount Against Grove Art Dealer
Coconut Grove gallery owner Les Roberts is mastering the art of promoting his brand, even as he faces renewed allegations of bilking clients and selling forged artwork.













