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The History:
The Coral Gables Gazette was founded in 1996 by Limestone Communications to serve the residents and non-residents of Coral Gables, South Miami, Coconut Grove, Pinecrest and Brickell local weekly news and other Miami information. Over the last 12 years, the Gazette has won many statewide awards for journalism, news, photos, illustrations, humor, sports and first amendment writing. And as the paper has continued to grow in circulation and popularity, the Gazette has become the trusted voice of Coral Gables, South Miami, Coconut Grove, Pinecrest and Brickell.
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The Coral Gables Gazette Today:
Covering several communities including Coral Gables, South Miami, Coconut Grove, Pinecrest and Brickell., the Gazette has won numerous local and state awards for its features, news, illustrations, sports and editorial writing. Focused on the local community, the Coral Gables Gazette is the oldest continually published weekly newspaper in Coral Gables. The Gazette also publishes a monthly real estate guide - Miami Homes as well as several monthly, bi-monthly and quarterly guides and industry pubs. |
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The Gazette's Website:
The Gazette's website features the printed newspaper's top stories, features and other copyright protected news and information, there are many elements of the paper that are not published on the web. To get ALL the news and local info from Coral Gables, South Miami, Coconut Grove, Pinecrest and Brickell,pick up the Coral Gables Gazette today. |
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Physical Address:
Coral Gables Gazette
200 Sevilla Avenue Suite#206
Coral Gables, Florida 33134 |
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Volsky: Taxpayers pick up city attorney’s tab
Spending of the Coral Gables’ P(urchasing)-Card system, regular credit cards given to key city emplo more
Letter: UM's bigger than life
The addition of a new zoning category, University Campus Multi-Use Area, is so large that it is trou more
Fall for the Arts Festival at the Arsht Center
Fall for the Arts Festival is a will transform the Adrienne Arsht Center into Miami’s town square an more
Kreps DeMaria ranked among top S. Florida agencies
Coral Gables-based Kreps DeMaria Public Relations and Marketing has been ranked the seventh largest more
UPS 5k Run/Walk benefits United Way of Miami-Dade
Put on your running shoes and join UPS and United Way of Miami-Dade in the inaugural UPS 5k Run/Wal more
Armed bandit holds up Metro Bank
At approximately 9:56 a.m. on Wednesday, the Coral Gables Police Department received a call of an ar more
Report finds liens, sloppy bookkeeping, free water
A comprehensive audit of Coral Gables’ business relations with the management of the Biltmore Hotel, more
Existing condo sales rise 43% since last year
In the Miami MSA, there was a 43 percent increase in condominium sales in July compared to July 20 more
Proposed property tax notices in the mail
Property Appraiser Pedro J. Garcia is urging property owners to carefully study the Notice of Propos more
Miami-Dade's 12.3% unemployment rate up from June
Seasonally adjusted numbers show that Miami-Dade County's unemployment rate for July 2010 was 12.3 p more
UM student run over by street sweeper
At approximately 1:04 a.m., a City of Coral Gables street sweeper struck a white female pedestrian a more
City commission hikes tax rate 12.3%
Coral Gables taxpayers will be billed at a rate 12.3 percent higher than last year and 89 city emplo more
Commission tentatively gives Pat all he asks for
At the end of a contentious five-hour hearing, the Coral Gables city commission unanimously approved more
City attorney ordered to open records
The office of the State Attorney has told embattled Coral Gables Attorney Elizabeth Hernandez to fol more
Volsky: Commission knows enough to sack Hernandez
By general consensus, things are getting worse in the city. Our principal problem, worse than econom more
Volsky: Pat takes ax to city hall dead wood
Marjorie Adler, the city’s Human Resources director, will be gone in a few weeks. She won’t be miss more
Volsky: Finance director next to go
On March 10 at the University of Miami City Manager Patrick Salerno delivered his “state of the admi more
Volsky: Commission to face hard economic facts
On Wednesday, March 10, the City Commission will hold a special meeting to discuss, as per an offici more
Commission heeds city attorney's recommendation
In less than 60 seconds and without a single comment, the City Commission, at embattled City Attorne more
City to pay Granada LLC to drop lawsuit
Coral Gables has settled its lawsuit with Granada L.L.C., former manager of the Country Club of Cora more
City attorney ordered to open records
The office of the State Attorney has told embattled Coral Gables Attorney Elizabeth Hernandez to fol more
Commission heeds city attorney's recommendation
In less than 60 seconds and without a single comment, the City Commission, at embattled City Attorne more
Coral Gables releases mid-year financial report
The City of Coral Gables spent $3.1 million more in the second quarter of its fiscal year than it di more
Volsky: Commission to face hard economic facts
On Wednesday, March 10, the City Commission will hold a special meeting to discuss, as per an offici more
Volsky: City Attorney didn't do her homework
A 1968 covenant indicates that the present trustees of the Baptist Church are legally restricted fro more
City to pay Granada LLC to drop lawsuit
Coral Gables has settled its lawsuit with Granada L.L.C., former manager of the Country Club of Cora more
Volsky: Pat takes ax to city hall dead wood
Marjorie Adler, the city’s Human Resources director, will be gone in a few weeks. She won’t be miss more
Volsky: Woe to be these four top city officials
Finance Director Don Nelson’s problems, important as they are, compare in gravity to those of three more
City commission hikes tax rate 12.3%
Coral Gables taxpayers will be billed at a rate 12.3 percent higher than last year and 89 city emplo more
Volsky: Election season's afoot
While over nine months still remain for political campaigning in Coral Gables, there is considerab more
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