The condominium association for one of the two Ritz-Carlton towers in Coconut Grove is suing the current and former owners of the 21-story building, saying the two companies have failed to address critical repair and maintenance problems.
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Grove Parents Hope New Funding Brings Long-Awaited Playground Improvements
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