Tag: Coral Gables
ANALYSIS: Coral Gables measures its digital reach with precision — what it does not yet measure is what that reach produces
By Coral Gables Gazette staff The Feb. 24 social media presentation before the Coral Gables City Commission offered a portrait of growth that was both clear and quantifiable. What it…
Proposed duplex height change south of University Drive deferred
By Coral Gables Gazette staff A zoning text amendment affecting eight duplex properties south of University Drive appeared poised for approval last week before Commissioner Ariel Fernandez announced his opposition,…
I rode a driverless Waymo through Coral Gables. The most surprising thing was how unsurprising it was
By Rafael Hernandez As I stepped towards a Waymo robotaxi last week in Coral Gables, I had no idea what I was walking into. I knew their fleet of self-driving…
Cernuda Arte opening and Latin headliner elevate next Gallery Night, Giralda Live
By Coral Gables Gazette staff A major multi-artist exhibition at Cernuda Arte and a high-energy Latin performance on Giralda Plaza will define downtown Coral Gables on Friday, March 6, as…
Commission vacates City Hall as restoration of the 100-year-old landmark moves forward
By Coral Gables Gazette staff The Coral Gables City Commission held its final meeting inside historic City Hall chambers on February 24, closing the doors of one of South Florida’s…
After two-hour debate, Coral Gables delays human trafficking training resolution
By Coral Gables Gazette staff The Coral Gables Commission held off on passing a resolution that would require the city’s emergency personnel to undergo additional training in human trafficking, sexual…
EDITORIAL: The Commission’s record is real. So was this missed opportunity
By the Coral Gables Gazette editorial board When a commission defends its past record more vigorously than it engages the idea before it, the instinct must be examined. The Coral…
Coral Gables Commission honors Thelma Gibson, civil rights leader and ‘Godmother of Coconut Grove’
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Before turning to city business Tuesday, the Coral Gables Commission paused to honor the life of Thelma Vernell Anderson Gibson — pioneering nurse, civil rights…
Library overflow parking central to dog park lawsuit
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Until now, the controversy over whether the City of Coral Gables should build a new dog park at 520 University Drive, across the street from the Coral…
EDITORIAL: West of LeJeune and the question of housing intent
By the Coral Gables Gazette editorial board The Development Review Committee’s upcoming agenda includes two proposals that would bring 13 three-story townhomes to blocks west of LeJeune Road. Two older…
