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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Brian Sippin paints a stylized anatomical heart beside one of his colorful abstract artworks featuring a smartphone-like frame and swirling shapes.
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Coral Gables Gallery Night spans a debut show, Cuban masters and live music Sept. 4

A Books & Books employee will mount his first gallery exhibition, a Coral Gables gallery will mark the centennial of Cuban painter Gina Pellón, and photography from 17 countries will…

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Promotional graphic for The Disappearers showing the book cover beside a portrait of Marlon James, with a smaller inset portrait of Kei Miller.
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Booker Prize winner Marlon James brings ‘The Disappearers’ to Coral Gables Congregational Church

Booker Prize winner Marlon James comes to Coral Gables on Saturday with a novel already drawing some of the strongest notices of his career — and one rooted in the…

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A man and woman in period clothing and straw hats pose together against a painted Paris street backdrop in a scene from An American in Paris.
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Coral Gables to screen ‘An American in Paris’ free for residents Sept. 5

Coral Gables residents can spend Saturday morning in postwar Paris — at no charge. The city’s Adult Activity Center will present the 1951 musical An American in Paris at the…

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Exterior of Coral Gables public parking Garage 2, with palm trees, columns and the garage entrance along Aragon Avenue.
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Coral Gables public garages below capacity so far this year

Despite years of complaints from residents and business owners about downtown parking, city data covering the first seven months of 2026 show substantial unused capacity in four Coral Gables public…

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Graphic showing a Coral Gables example sewer bill for a moderate user rising from $77.88 now to $94.65 on Oct. 1, a 21% increase.
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Coral Gables sewer bill to jump 21% Oct. 1

For a Coral Gables sewer customer using 6,732 gallons of water a month, the monthly bill will jump $16.77 beginning Oct. 1 — from $77.88 to $94.65. That is a…

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Split image of Coral Gables Mayor Vince Lago, left, and City Manager Peter Iglesias, right, speaking during a City Commission meeting.
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Lago proposes, wins approval to name future park after Iglesias

Near the end of the August 25 City Commission meeting, Mayor Vince Lago proposed naming a future public park after outgoing City Manager Peter Iglesias — and won approval minutes…

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Henry Parra, left, and Adam Hlavaty take a selfie on an airfield in Kenya, with a small propeller aircraft on the runway behind them.
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Burglary at home of Coral Gables couple killed in Kenya crash leads to wider crime probe

What began as an investigation into the burglary of a Coral Gables home after its owners were killed in a helicopter crash in Kenya has widened into what authorities describe…

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Headshot of Coral Gables Mayor Vince Lago, who wrote a Washington Post op-ed linking GOP success in Florida to environmental reforms.
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EDITORIAL: Coral Gables has processes. Lago did only what the rules required.

Coral Gables had promised itself a process for choosing its next city manager. It also has a written process for deciding whose name goes on a park. One was a…

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