Miami’s plan to build tiny homes on Biscayne Bay island for homeless put on hold

Man speaking at City of Miami podium.

Miami’s plan to build tiny homes for the homeless on Virginia Key is on hold for at least 6 months. Mayor Suarez and Commissioner Carollo cited lack of county support for shelters and alternative sites as reasons for the pause. They will ask the City Commission for official approval. The plan faced opposition from residents, county officials, and the historic Black beach park’s management.

Mural honoring Judge Lawson Thomas Unveiled

Colorful mural depicting diverse people and emotions.

The Miami Museum of Contemporary Art of the African Diaspora (MoCAAD) is honoring Judge Lawson E. Thomas with a mural etched on the building that once housed his Overtown law office.

HVKBP featured in Aventura Magazine

Woman in checkered outfit by the beach.

Historic Virginia Key Beach Park is a must-visit destination for a summer getaway in Miami. This ecological treasure offers a variety of activities, including kayaking, moonlight paddle boarding, and mountain biking. Visitors can also enjoy the beach and grill up some food.

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Historic Virginia Key Beach Park poster illustration.