UGUCCIONI: Why restoring Coral Gables City Hall matters now more than ever READ NOW » November 10, 2025
EDITORIAL: Planning by sticker shock — Sewer Plan needs a financial roadmap READ NOW » November 6, 2025
EDITORIAL: The Southern Loop is progress — but Coral Gables still needs a comprehensive mobility vision READ NOW » October 27, 2025
EDITORIAL: University Station plan tests Coral Gables’ right to self-rule READ NOW » October 23, 2025
EDITORIAL: The garbage fee debate skips the real issue Coral Gables must confront READ NOW » October 16, 2025
EDITORIAL: Three generations, one school: The enduring power of Gables High READ NOW » October 2, 2025
EDITORIAL: Mayor’s vision, Commission’s role: The unspoken test of leadership READ NOW » September 22, 2025
EDITORIAL: Address reveals what’s important to the mayor — and what’s not READ NOW » September 18, 2025
EDITORIAL: Balancing convenience and community in Coral Gables parking policy READ NOW » August 25, 2025
EDITORIAL: Zoning change near Youth Center deserves careful, public-minded planning READ NOW » August 11, 2025
EDITORIAL: Five seats, one city — The work ahead for the Coral Gables Commission READ NOW » August 4, 2025
EDITORIAL: As Trolley expands, Coral Gables must bring its advisors on board READ NOW » July 28, 2025
UGUCCIONI: When ‘The Gate of the Sun’ was saved and the rise of The Villagers READ NOW » June 2, 2025
EDITORIAL: Preserve Phillips Park funding—Find another way to pay for City Hall fixes READ NOW » May 15, 2025
![By the early 1960s Coral Gables’ magnificent Douglas Entrance (originally La Puerta del Sol [The Gate of the Sun]) at SW 8th Street and SW 37th Avenue; the last, largest and most expensive of the city’s planned entrances) was dilapidated, underutilized and for many, an eyesore.](https://gables-gazette.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Douglas-Entrance.jpg)
