The Coconut Grove Village Council has launched a new website and is also spearheading an initiative to counteract the negative effects of increased hearing board fees for decisions on matters such as zoning and tree removal.
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Community Bike Ride
Join Miami Police Commander Dan Kerr, Friends of the Commodore Trail and Bike Coconut Grove for a leisurely family bike ride on Sunday April 28.
BID Announces New Executive Director
The City Commission will consider approving Mark Burns as the new executive director of the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District. Previously, Burns was the executive director of the Bayfront Park Management Trust.
A Night of Poetry at the Barnacle State Park
Twelve student poets were honored at the Barnacle Historic State Park during National Poetry Month.
Teacher Suffers Severe Injuries in Crosswalk Hit
Ransom Everglades teacher Kate Hamm was struck by an SUV while walking home. Severe injuries result in her transfer to Kendall Trauma Center.
Redistricting Plan Thrown Out
U.S. District Court Judge K. Michael Moore rules that Miami’s redistricting plan is unconstitutional and must be replaced.
Pardo’s First 100 Days
The Spotlight sits down with Miami District 2 Commissioner Damian Pardo to talk about his first 100 days on the job.
Major Project Gone Awry
Residents oppose the design of new pool in Virrick Park, citing a lack of depth for competitive sports.
More Traffic Calming Coming
West and Center Grove traffic calming study findings presented. Pardo seeks feedback.
Flowers & Coffee on Grand
From Wall Street to Grand Avenue, a Grovite’s charming Miami café is just beginning to bloom.
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