Archive for 'April,2022'
Learning the value of a small coin, traveling in a time of COVID
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine Someday we may look back on the troubles we had traveling in a time of COVID, and smile. But not today. “I’m sorry,” the counter agent at Lynden Pindling [...]
Ready, set, ‘Explore Florida & the Caribbean’
From Miami to St. Petersburg, from Aruba to the Bahamas, Florida and the islands of the Caribbean have a destination for every interest – and we’ll help you find it in the new issue of Explore Florida [...]
Cabin fever dreams – the editor’s letter
By Mark Gauert City & Shore HOME Issue I don’t know if cabin fever is a real thing. I know people talked like it was when I was a teenager on summer vacations at my grandparents’ cabin [...]
The Latest Trends in Kitchen Design
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore HOME Issue Are you planning a kitchen remodel? If so, you’re not alone. According to the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA), spending for kitchen construction and remodeling in 2022 [...]
The HOME Issue: tips, trends and innovative ideas for your home
By Patti Roth City & Shore HOME Issue Whether you’re redecorating an entire home or simply adding artwork to the family room, elevating your décor is delightful. Decorator Show House events and home design expos – [...]
The latest trends in kitchen appliances
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore HOME issue What’s in your kitchen? The National Association of Home Builders recently looked into the preferences of today’s new-home buyers. It found that with respect to kitchens, the top [...]
In class, ‘The results speak for themselves’
Editor’s note: This is the next in a series of interviews with local educators — answers to essay questions, if you will — describing their personal experience as teachers in an unprecedented era. By Greg Carannante [...]
The calendar for May 2022
May 15 50 Shades of Pink, featuring rosé and other wine pours from the local Rosé and American Fine Wine competitions, food, music, wine auction for local charity, 5:30-8:30 p.m., Fort Lauderdale Woman’s Club, 20 S. Andrews Ave., [...]
Last-minute 2022 tax saving strategies
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine The April tax deadline will soon be upon us, but there’s still time for savvy taxpayers to take action to reduce their 2021 tax bill. “You may think [...]
Inspirations, intersections at NSU Art
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine “Alechinsky totally blew me away. From that point on, it changed everything for me.” So said Keith Haring about a Pierre Alechinsky retrospective he viewed when only 19 years [...]
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- Slain 4-year-old’s memorial in Plantation turns into call for actionIn the year since her 4-year-old son was killed by his father in a murder-suicide, Alison "Ali" Kessler has become a political activist, working toward getting the State Legislature to pass "Greyson's Law," which she says would add protection for children in danger of parental harm.
- All of South Florida moves into high COVID risk category after ‘processing error‘ in state’s dataPalm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties are now in the CDC's high COVID community level category, even though data earlier this week showed the region at lower levels. The CDC blamed a "processing error" for the incomplete Florida data.
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- Sunday calendar: Community and entertainment events starting May 22Roundup of things to do and see in South Florida, including community and entertainment events, plus family, society and holiday activities.
- ‘Thirty years from now kids will come here and wonder who he is.’ Lauderhill dedicates new basketball facility to late coachThe new outdoor basketball facility at St. George Park in Lauderhill was renamed and dedicated for the late basketball coach Richard “Butch” Ingram, Jr.
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Slain 4-year-old’s memorial in Plantation turns into call for actionIn the year since her 4-year-old son was killed by his father in a murder-suicide, Alison "Ali" Kessler has become a political activist, working toward getting the State Legislature to pass "Greyson's Law," which she says would add protection for children in danger of parental harm.
- All of South Florida moves into high COVID risk category after ‘processing error‘ in state’s dataPalm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties are now in the CDC's high COVID community level category, even though data earlier this week showed the region at lower levels. The CDC blamed a "processing error" for the incomplete Florida data.
- Saharan dust, 100-degree heat index will greet South Floridians this weekendSouth Florida's weekend weather features a layer of Saharan dust and a heat index that makes it feel as though it's 100 degrees.
