Side-by-side headshots of Coral Gables Group V candidate Dominique “Nikki” Whiting and Mayor Vince Lago.
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Whiting raises $42,905 in a month; Lago collects $13,600 in a day

Group V candidate Dominique “Nikki” Whiting raised $42,905 during the latest four-week reporting period, more than any other Coral Gables candidate, while Mayor Vince Lago collected $13,600 in contributions on…

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Composite image showing the Coral Gables War Memorial Youth Center alongside portraits of Mayor Vince Lago and City Manager Peter Iglesias.
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Lago, Iglesias defend Somerset’s Youth Center talks, leave lawsuit unaddressed

Mayor Vince Lago and City Manager Peter Iglesias defended the city’s handling of Somerset Gables Academy’s proposed use of the War Memorial Youth Center during the Sept. 29 City Commission…

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Coral Gables City Commission seated at the dais during the Sept. 29 final FY2027 budget hearing, with residents seated in the audience.
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Coral Gables $433.3M budget survives failed millage vote, adds relief and Underline funds

Coral Gables’ proposed property-tax rate failed on its first vote Tuesday night, falling one vote short before a compromise worth nearly $900,000 in refunds and grants brought a fourth commissioner…

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Commissioner Melissa Castro, left, and Mayor Vince Lago speaking during the Sept. 29 Coral Gables City Commission meeting.
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Insults, accusations and repeated recesses consume 13-hour day for commission

Even by the Coral Gables Commission’s recent standards, Tuesday’s meeting was shambolic, with commissioners repeatedly clashing over procedure, personal accusations and matters involving one another. Mayor Vince Lago called multiple…

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The seven candidates running for mayor and two Coral Gables Commission seats in the Nov. 3 municipal election. Four responded to a Gazette questionnaire on the Mobility Hub, development, City Hall leadership and other issues facing the city.
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Coral Gables candidates split on Mobility Hub, development and City Hall

With the countdown running toward the City of Coral Gables’ first-ever general election in November at little over a month away, the Coral Gables Gazette sent a series of questions…

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Horizontal bar chart of a Coral Gables Gazette reader poll showing candidate experience and qualifications first at 33 percent, followed by development and growth at 19 percent and property taxes and city spending at 12 percent.
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Experience tops development in Gazette reader poll on Nov. 3 municipal races

Candidate experience and qualifications led a Coral Gables Gazette reader poll on what matters most in the city’s Nov. 3 elections, with about one in three respondents naming it the…

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Architectural rendering of a proposed nine-story mixed-use residential building with balconies, arched windows, and ground-floor retail along Phoenetia Avenue in Coral Gables.
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Court asked to undo Crystal Residences approvals over fake-address allegations

A Coral Gables resident and preservation advocate has asked a circuit court to throw out three approvals for Crystal Residences, arguing commissioners relied on testimony from project supporters who gave…

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The Coral Gables Board of Adjustment will convene Monday, Dec. 1, at 9 a.m. in the municipal building located at 427 Biltmore Way
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Coral Gables pilots same-day permit reviews for common home projects

UPDATED: Coral Gables residents planning a new roof, replacement windows or a driveway repaving may now be able to get their permit application reviewed the same day they submit it,…

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Exterior of the Coral Gables War Memorial Youth Center.
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Emails show city weighed letting Somerset use Youth Center field

Emails show Coral Gables officials and Somerset Gables Academy discussed possible use of a Youth Center field, though the city says no agreement was signed.

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The Coral Gables City Commission seated at the dais during a public meeting, with residents visible in the foreground seating area and the Florida state flag displayed to the left.
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UM deal, $40 million City Hall contract and final budget await commissioners Tuesday

Coral Gables commissioners face one of their busiest days of the year Tuesday, with two meetings and decisions spanning development, taxes and some of the city’s largest capital projects. At…

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