Several women perform kneeling resistance exercises with cables and handheld equipment during a PVOLVE fitness class.
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PVOLVE fitness studio set to open in Coral Gables

A new PVOLVE fitness studio is set to open in Coral Gables before the end of the year, adding another national boutique fitness brand to a downtown market already crowded…

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From left, Jorge Martinez, Gloria V. Baez, Armando Codina holding the George E. Merrick Award, Maria Garcia and W. Allen Morris pose in front of a Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce backdrop.
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Codina receives Coral Gables Chamber’s highest individual honor

The Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce presented developer Armando Codina with the George E. Merrick Award of Excellence, its highest individual honor, at a recent dinner last month at the…

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Head-and-shoulders portrait of Coral Gables Commissioner Melissa Castro wearing a dark blazer against a light gray background.
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Castro named chair of Florida League of Cities development panel

Coral Gables Commissioner Melissa Castro has been named chair of a Florida League of Cities committee that helps shape the statewide organization’s positions on development, zoning, housing and local land-use…

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Pet waste station sign in a grassy park area with a person walking a dog in the background.
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Dog park opponents appeal as trial now set for September 2027

Neighbors fighting a planned dog park at 520 University Drive have taken their case to Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal as the underlying Sunshine Law lawsuit, previously expected to…

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Vice Mayor Rhonda Anderson and Mayor Vince Lago hold large presentation boards showing tree species and corridor plans during a Coral Gables City Commission meeting.
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Biltmore Way streetscape contract approved 25% above city estimate

Coral Gables commissioners approved a long-awaited Biltmore Way streetscape contract Aug. 25 for about 25% more than the city had estimated when it sought bids, a difference that went undiscussed…

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