To the Editor: Ransom Everglades School on Main Highway has a City of Miami permit to use vacant land on nearby Charles Avenue in Little Bahamas. At Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board (PZAB) on Wednesday October 21, Appellant Preserve the West Grove will be asking: What specific Miami Code provision[Read More…]
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Can a Revived Goombay Stand on Its Own?
Coconut Grove’s signature celebration of Bahamian culture returns this week, but organizers say growing attendance has not solved a lingering problem: finding the sponsors needed to secure the event’s future and reduce its reliance on city funding.
Grand Avenue’s Ace Padel Announces Prices
The membership rates for the sport club in Little Bahamas are higher than those at comparable facilities in Little River and Aventura, but below the rates charged by another club in Wynwood.
Welcome to the Little Bahamas Business Corridor
Pardo seeks to boost the economic prospects of West Grove businesses with a new marketing initiative.
Get Ready for Goombay!
The annual arts and culture festival celebrating Coconut Grove’s Bahamian roots takes to the streets May 31 through June 2.
Opinion: Is Gentrification Inevitable in Little Bahamas?
No, but there’s no easy fix to slow the displacement of historic residents. Public investment and homeownership are good places to start.
Pardo’s First 100 days, Part 2
Insights on Virrick Park pool controversy, affordable housing, and cultural preservation in Miami’s Little Bahamas. Exclusive Spotlight interview.
The Coconut Grove Crisis Food Pantry Marks a Milestone
The food pantry in Little Bahamas is busier than ever as it celebrates 40 years of service to the community.
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.
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