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.
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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.
Kids Lacrosse in Coconut Grove
A new youth lacrosse club in Coconut Grove is giving kids a chance to learn and play a sport that is growing in popularity.
Art Students Honored
Organizers of the annual Young Artists’ Gallery at the Woman’s Club of Coconut Grove on Sunday awarded more than $39,000 in scholarship money and prizes to public school art students.
City Commission to Consider Lifetime Term Limits
In a move aimed at the political dynasties that have long dominated Miami City Hall, District 2 Commissioner Damian Pardo wants voters to approve new rules preventing former officials from returning to office.
Highrise Housing Coming to West Grove
The 20-story mixed-income residential development was approved last month by the Miami-Dade County Commission under new county zoning rules.
Freedom School Returns to Macedonia
Now in its second year, the free program adds Black history and cultural studies to Macedonia’s long-standing summer school program.
Miami Police Release Video of Grove Murder
Demonte Poitier was killed last year in a drive-by shooting that police say is gang related. The murder is unsolved.
Opinion: How to Improve Pedestrian Safety in the Grove
Start with some paint, better signage, and a plan.
Art, Community… and Cucumber Punch
Amid rising costs and commercialization, the Gifford Lane Art Stroll remains an accessible and artist-friendly Coconut Grove tradition.
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