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Unraveling Merrick’s Villages

One of the unique architectural elements of the city’s fabric are the seven themed ‘Villages’ planned — and partially executed

Local Breweries Fight to Free Themselves From State Restrictions On December 5, 1933, the 18th Amendment was officially repealed and

A New Exhibit at the Lowe Explores Contemporary Japanese Ceramic Art Out of all the Japanese pottery by master Kondo

At the age of 34, University of Miami’s Sophie Mok has already accumulated a long list of degrees and experience

Simple, Clean and Crunchy You would think that a Greek salad consisting of tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, black olives, sliced

A Brief Q&A with Commissioners Melissa Castro and Ariel Fernandez Commissioner Melissa Castro Why did you decide to run for

The Art in Public Places Program Celebrates the Culture and Beauty of Our City A significant part of what makes

Both of University of Miami’s head basketball coaches have had long, illustrious careers going back to their college days. Women’s

In 2023, at least 20 restaurants are expected to open in Coral Gables, ranging from well-known local franchises like Bodega

Flying the Flag April was Autism Awareness Month, and the Coral Gables community made the most of it. Events included