A woman holds a red telephone receiver while standing against a blue-toned background in a film still from Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown.
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Oscar-nominated Spanish comedy ‘Women on the Verge’ screens at Coral Gables Art Cinema

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Before Pedro Almodóvar became one of Europe’s most internationally celebrated filmmakers, he was a provocateur from La Mancha making small, gaudy, deliberately outrageous films in…

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The Coral Gables Commission voted to advance the “Carved by Nature” design for the proposed Mobility Hub, shown here in a rendering as viewed from Miracle Mile.
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Parking board previews Mobility Hub as city floats premium spaces

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Members of the Coral Gables Parking Advisory Board got a partial preview of some of the features of the city’s impending Mobility Hub at their…

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Beaux Arts gift pushes Lowe Art Museum support past $10 million

By Coral Gables Gazette staff More than seven decades after 50 women strung a clothesline across the grounds of the Joe and Emily Lowe Art Gallery and hung paintings for…

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Left, a lush tropical garden with a stone fountain, a small statue, and dense greenery surrounding a pool of water. Right, an architectural rendering of a nine-story Mediterranean-style mixed-use building with arched windows and a domed tower, seen from a street corner.
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EDITORIAL: Before Crystal Residences advances, Coral Gables should show its work

By the Coral Gables Gazette editorial board On Wednesday, the Coral Gables Planning and Zoning Board will consider whether to recommend a permanent change to the land beneath one of…

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Coral Gables City Commission members seated at the dais during a tense debate over a proposed decorum ordinance on September 25, 2025.
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ANALYSIS: In Coral Gables’ November election, friction is on the ballot

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Control is not the central question in Coral Gables’ first November election. Friction is. The current majority already governs. On almost all votes, Mayor Vince…

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CAMPAIGN ’26: Coral Gables heads toward its first November election as seven candidates qualify for three races

By Coral Gables Gazette staff (UPDATED 6.12.26) Coral Gables’ first November municipal election took shape Friday as seven candidates qualified for three city races, including the mayor’s office and two…

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Exterior of the Biltmore II Condominium at 600 Biltmore Way in Coral Gables, with palm trees and parked cars in front.
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Loose roof tiles, looming liens headline Coral Gables building board agenda

By Coral Gables Gazette staff A residential roof covered in loose, abandoned tiles will be among nine properties before the Coral Gables Construction Regulation Board next week, as the city…

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Two vintage Raggedy Ann and Andy cloth dolls lie side by side against a light background, holding hands.
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Original Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls star in Coral Gables Library celebration

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The most improbable fact about the original Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls is not that they still exist. It is that they have spent the…

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Coral Gables City Hall, where commissioners voted in May to change the city’s election calendar. A recent court ruling in Miami has cast new legal uncertainty over that decision.
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EDITORIAL: Coral Gables should set a higher bar for conflicts than the legal minimum

By the Coral Gables Gazette editorial board The question before Coral Gables on June 2 was not only whether a pool-equipment variance at 722 Aledo Avenue met the city’s zoning…

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Coral Gables Commissioner Ariel Fernandez stands outdoors in a suit and tie in front of a large tree.
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Ariel Fernandez will not seek reelection to Coral Gables commission

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Coral Gables Commissioner Ariel Fernandez announced Monday that he will not seek reelection in November, ending his commission tenure after one shortened term and opening…

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