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Glass entrance doors of a white multi-story Miami Dade College building flanked by palm trees.

Free Grove seminar tackles succession planning for small business owners

The Coconut Grove BID is hosting a free one-hour seminar on succession planning and employee retention for local business owners on Monday, Aug. 31, at Miami Dade College's Gibson Education Center, led by financial services veteran Kimberly Gilgeours.

Miami drops written-warning rule for encampment arrests

A new Miami ordinance eliminates the written-warning requirement before police can arrest people sleeping on Coconut Grove streets, replacing it with a verbal warning and undefined "reasonable time" to move.

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Miami rewrites tree ordinance, sets Aug. 20 Coconut Grove workshop

The City of Miami will hold a public workshop on its tree ordinance revision at The Hangar at Regatta Grove on Thursday, Aug. 20, giving Coconut Grove residents a chance to weigh in as the city grapples with a surge in tree-removal appeals.

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Free tickets required for Cape Florida Lighthouse Day on Aug. 7

The 200th-anniversary National Lighthouse Day celebration at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park runs Friday, Aug. 7, from 5 to 8 p.m., but attendees must register for free Eventbrite tickets in advance and pay the $8 park vehicle fee.

Sepia-toned historical photo of a two-story wooden house mounted on a barge floating on water.

Historic Jackson cottage move to Coconut Grove still needs preservation board approval

The 1905 Dr. James M. Jackson cottage's planned move from Brickell to Coconut Grove still requires approval from Miami's Historic and Environmental Preservation Board, expected to consider the matter at its Tuesday, Sept. 1 meeting, with sea-level rise cited as the driving reason and community opposition from preservationists who want the building to stay in Brickell.

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