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October 2011:  This link give good info about our Tour experience.
 http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/cultist/2011/10/spooky_miami_coconut_grove_gho.php      
 

May 13, 2011

Coconut Grove is Miami’s safest neighborhood

South Florida Business Journal
Date: Monday, November 8, 2010, 2:50pm EST
- Last Modified: Monday, November 8, 2010, 3:06pm EST

Coconut Grove is the safest neighborhood in Miami,
according to a report from WalletPop.

The ranking is based on data from NeighborhoodScout.com
and the FBI.

The report finds that the Grove is safer than 70
percent of all U.S. neighborhoods, with the crime rate
at 11.39 per 1,000 people.

A person’s chances of becoming a victim are one in 88.

“Some big cities contain neighborhoods that are among
the safest of any place in the nation, hopefully
breaking stereotypes,” WalletPop notes.

Click here to read the full story.




NEW ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX
SET TO OPEN IN COCONUT GROVE
PARAGON THEATRES PRESENTS
MOVIES, BOWLING, DINING, AND MORE

(COCONUT GROVE, FL) - APRIL 13th, 2010 
The wait is over. Paragon Theaters ("Paragon"), the entity founded by
the former executives of MUVICO, is moving full-steam ahead with
a new entertainment complex at CocoWalk in Coconut Grove, Miami.
The first component of the complex will be
a 1,500 seat luxury movie theatre
featuring reserved stadium seating,
the only all SONY 4K high-definition digital projection in Miami,
three 3D screens, valet parking,
deluxe concessions, and full bar service.
Such amenities promise amusement for patrons of all ages.
The theatre will open its doors the weekend of June 4th
with the much-anticipated SEX AND THE CITY 2.


22 April 2010

A Body Found in Biscayne Bay

We are sad to report that a body was found early
Thursday morning, floating in Biscayne Bay off
Coconut Grove..
Local Miami papers report that the police received
a 911 call to report that a man's body was in the bay
between Peacock Park and the Dinner Key Marina.

A Miami Police Spokesperson said,
"We are investigating this as a homicide."