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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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20th Annual JohnMartin's St. Patrick's Day Street Party
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Industry leaders join UM School of Business board
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City attorney ordered to open records
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In total, 84 city employees, or more than 10 percent of the projected 827 employee workforce, will h more
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Coral Gables taxpayers will be billed at a rate 12.3 percent higher than last year and 89 city emplo more
Volsky: I.T. = unstopable financial hemorrage
For Gee-Ming Chow, head of Coral Gables’ Information Technology Department – or as disgraced former more
Commission tentatively gives Pat all he asks for
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Volsky: Commission knows enough to sack Hernandez
By general consensus, things are getting worse in the city. Our principal problem, worse than econom 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 to face hard economic facts
On Wednesday, March 10, the City Commission will hold a special meeting to discuss, as per an offici more
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Volsky: Pat takes ax to city hall dead wood
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Anderson sues Gazette, columnist; seeks injunction
Commissioner Maria Anderson and her attorneys are suing the Gazette and columnist George Volsky for more
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The Coral Gables Finance Department’s first ever quarterly report released Feb. 5 shows that both th more
Editorial: Pension reform can’t wait
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It’s the voters’ turn now
The biennial Coral Gables elections will be held throughout the city on Tuesday, April 14 and perhap more
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