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Miami-Dade County has instituted more rigorous standards for new and replacement onsite sewage treatment and disposal systems (OSTDSs), commonly referred to as “septic tanks” or “septic systems.”
The Coral Gables Fire Department donated three gas detectors to Paraguay. The country’s fire rescue operations is volunteer-based and only had 10 gas detectors. This equipment will help firefighters
Swale responsibly. Living in a beautiful city takes a commitment from everyone in the community. An often-overlooked part of a home’s front exterior is the swale. A swale is a low and often grassy
There’s no doubt that ESG real estate investing is the next big thing: 84% of real estate investors have at least some ESG (environmental, social, and governance) focus, and 64% are establishing or
This March, downtown Coral Gables will be transformed into a celestial art experience with “Moon Over The Gables,” an event that brings the internationally renowned “Museum of the Moon” to Ponce
Register your child today for one of our many spring break camps! Below is a list of all the camps available during spring break. Act fast – space is limited. Club P.L.A.Y. Spring Break Camp : A fan
Books & Books, 265 Aragon Ave., is collecting lightly used children's books on behalf of The Children’s Trust's "Books for Free" initiative in partnership with the Miami Book Fair. Used books will be
Shops at Merrick Park, known for its outdoor shopping and fine collection of retailers, will host the world-famous Los Trompos art exhibition created by Mexican designers Héctor Esrawe and Ignacio
Thanks to a 20-year Development Agreement between the City of Coral Gables and the University of Miami, Coral Gables residents can receive up to four free tickets per household for UM sports games
As Coral Gables Art Cinema readies to build a second screen in 2023, the Knight Foundation – an organization that funds free expression and journalism, and arts and culture in the community –