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Coral Gables’ $323.3 million budget clears first hearing as millage holds flat

Coral Gables commissioners tentatively approved a $323.3 million budget and held the city’s property tax rate at 5.559 mills, advancing both measures on 4-1 votes...

Commission candidates stress independence and civility, tout local roots and government experience

Two Coral Gables City Commission seats are up for grabs during its first-ever Nov. 3 general election, and while the results will not necessarily impact...

Havana Harry’s plans fall reopening after more than a year closed

Havana Harry’s is preparing to reopen this fall after more than a year behind closed doors, bringing one of Coral Gables’ best-known Cuban restaurants back...

Haberman brings bestselling Trump book to Coral Gables Congregational Church

New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman comes to Coral Gables Saturday to discuss “Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump,” the...

Historic Coral Gables properties return to code board after lien notices

Two of Coral Gables’ historic properties return to the Code Enforcement Board on Wednesday after the city issued notices of intent to lien both addresses...

Coral Gables marks 25 years since 9/11 with bells, bagpipes and Taps

Before any elected official or public-safety chief spoke Friday morning, the crowd gathered at Fire Station 1 watched a video of Father Mychal Judge, the...

Castro disputes ethics allegations as January case resurfaces during campaign season

A seven-month-old probable-cause finding in the state ethics case against Coral Gables Commissioner Melissa Castro is back in public debate after new reporting this week...

Coral Gables weighs up to $40 million in City Hall bonds Tuesday

Coral Gables commissioners will consider borrowing up to $40 million for work on historic City Hall on Tuesday, while also revisiting restrictions on major work...

Coral Gables budget grows to $323.3 million since July ahead of first hearing

Coral Gables’ proposed budget has grown by $4.86 million since commissioners first saw it in July, reaching $323.3 million as the city heads into the...

Parks board gets first look at $60 million Youth Center plan, 17 months after it was dated

The Coral Gables Parks and Recreation Advisory Board got its first detailed look Sept. 10 at plans for a proposed $60 million replacement of the...

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