Archive for 'January,2020'
Non-Profits get moment in spotlight Feb. 28
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Broward County’s non-profit organizations and their leaders will be recognized and honored Feb. 28 at the 10th Annual Community Care Plan Non-Profit Awards, presented by Seminole Hard Rock [...]
Best of Show winner goes for two at Concours
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine Stephen Plaster grew up in Missouri not far from a stretch of Route 66, so it’s no surprise muscle cars became his thing. But there was one car that [...]
What I didn’t know then about the Super Bowl
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine Broadway Joe Namath and I had two things in common: We were both at the Super Bowl on Jan. 12, 1969, in Miami. And we both didn’t understand what [...]
Super reasons to be here, besides the Super Bowl
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine The sand is a bed of coals under the searing summer sun. You are scampering barefoot across the beach, its every grain an ember scorching your soles. The shimmering [...]
Breweries that score extra points with food
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine A well-crafted beer may be the touchdown – but the food’s an extra point at these local breweries. Due South Brewing Company 2900 High Ridge Road #3, Boynton [...]
The five biggest parties before the big game
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine Right about now, you’re likely seeing an endless number of ads for parties and events around “The Big Game.” And even though the Super Bowl trails the Olympics and [...]
A look back at Super Bowls played in Miami
By John Dolen City & Shore Magazine In the annals of Super Bowl history, Miami’s Orange Bowl was the setting for one of the game’s most legendary contests. In just the third Super Bowl, the NFL’s [...]
Author Susie Levan answers all our questions
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Susie Levan knows something about forgiveness. She is, in fact, tragically qualified — so much so that she could write a book about it. And now she has. Three [...]
Eight ways to declutter your finances in 2020
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Clutter – ugh. You’re probably dealing with the aftermath of the holidays now – empty boxes, excess rolls of wrapping paper, piles of papers you need to [...]
‘Sipping through America’ wine event Jan. 19
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine The 13th annual American Fine Wine Competition (AFWC) and “Sipping Through America’’ event is right around the corner. The AFWC judging will be Jan. 19-20th at FIU’s Chaplin [...]
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- Inter Miami CF sell out single-game tickets for home opener
- Teen, never licensed to drive, charged with crash that killed childAlmost a year after a hit-and-run crash along Alligator Alley killed a 9-year-old-girl, a teen driver has been arrested. Carlos Jeovany Gutierrez, now 19, of Miami, was arrested Tuesday on 10 charges including failing to remain at the scene of an accident involving a death and driving without a...
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- Felons who can’t afford fines and fees shouldn’t be stopped from voting in Florida, appeals court rules in limited decision
- Alleged drunken driver who killed deputy is back in jail — again accused of drinkingThe drunken driver who killed a Broward sheriff’s deputy last summer is now back in jail after he just couldn’t resist the lure of alcohol, prosecutors say. Darran Johnson, 33, was free from jail on a bond of more than $100,000 on DUI charges ranging from manslaughter to reckless driving. Prosecutors...
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- Inter Miami CF sell out single-game tickets for home opener
- Teen, never licensed to drive, charged with crash that killed childAlmost a year after a hit-and-run crash along Alligator Alley killed a 9-year-old-girl, a teen driver has been arrested. Carlos Jeovany Gutierrez, now 19, of Miami, was arrested Tuesday on 10 charges including failing to remain at the scene of an accident involving a death and driving without a...
- Boca Raton doesn’t want a broken-pipes nightmare, so it’s making many upgradesAs pipes burst seemingly every day in Fort Lauderdale, other cities are looking into their own sewer and water main systems to determine if they need upgrades. Boca Raton is trying to ease residents’ and business owners’ concerns by kicking off several projects aimed at upgrading these systems....
