Toga Party – Raising Money for Scholarships
Time to Come Down From Mount Olympus and Join the Party for a Good Cause Each year the Coral Gables
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The State of the City – The Strategic Priorities Plan
Mayor Lago Lays Out His Priorities When Vince Lago was elected mayor earlier this year, he launched something he called
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Latest News from City Hall
At its meeting in mid-September, the City Commission: Explored its abilities, politically and legally, to oppose Miami-Dade County’s attempt to create
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Historic Preservation – Carved in Coral Rock
How strong is Coral Gables’ commitment to historic preservation? City Hall, designed by architect Phineas Paist and completed in 1928,
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Illuminate Goes Dim
Misinformation and Overreaction Puts Out the Lights Illuminate Coral Gables, which launched earlier this year, was supposed to be an
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The Battle for Burger Bob’s
Local Favorite Rita Tennyson Makes a Bid to Keep the Icon Intact Few issues have created as much of a
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Latest News from City Hall
In their two summer meetings, The Coral Gables City Commission: Voted 5-0 to adopt a new city civility code city staff.
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The Politics of Participation
The new City Commission aims to include all voices. But are there unintended consequences? When Commissioner Rhonda Anderson ran for
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A Proposition to Move Coral Gables’ Powerlines Underground
It’s going to take time and money, but the results mean the power stays on. Ever since Hurricane Andrew crashed
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Latest News from City Hall
At its last June meeting before the summer, the City Commission: Voted 4-1 to allow private establishments in the downtown area
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