Archive for 'Departments'
Luxury in a time of coronavirus
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine I’d like to say that it was my idea to install a bidet in our home. I’d like to say I foresaw a time people would stand in line [...]
Looking for answers in the faces of forebears
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine These are some of my people – uncles, aunts, grandparents, great grandparents – and my dad, down in front on the left. The photo was shot in Kansas City, [...]
Our life in pictures, and the ones left behind
By Mark Gauert City & Shore PRIME The book sat on my grandfather’s shelf, then at the bottom of a closet in my parents’ house, then, finally, in a Hefty bag in my garage. I was [...]
An ‘affordable’ community puts out to sea
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Imagine owning your own private residence – at sea. Traveling the world, exploring exotic ports, learning about new cultures and maybe even working from your cabin from time [...]
The Wiki World of Jimmy Wales
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine You might not know who Jimmy Wales is, but there’s a good chance he’s won or lost a bet for you. Or told you everything you ever wanted to [...]
For triathlete, a run, swim, ride just a start
By Carol Brzozowski City & Shore PRIME For many people over 50, it’s enough to take up cycling, running or swimming as individual endeavors. Triathletes do all three. Oakland Park resident Mimi Reeves Helbein, 53, is [...]
Five last-minute tax strategies to consider
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine April 15 is almost here, and that means the time for procrastinating is almost over. It’s time to crank out that return (or visit your accountant) and face [...]
The calendar for March 2019, and beyond
NOTE: Events are subject to change after press time. Please check websites or call ahead to confirm. March POSTPONED to July 24 25th Annual Bank of America Wine, Spirits & Culinary Celebration, a night of live [...]
Band turns every weekend into St. Paddy’s
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine If on one Saturday evening in 2002 you had settled into the homey confines of The Field Irish Pub & Eatery, you would have been entertained by the authentic [...]
Charity Chefs’ Dinner in Boca Raton postponed
Editor’s note: The 8th Annual Ultimate Chefs Dinner has been postponed. Please watch these pages for a new date for the event. By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Three local chefs will unite [...]
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- Holland America cruise ship starts moving toward FloridaA Holland America cruise ship, carrying four bodies and scores of patients with coronavirus-like symptoms, has been given permission to cross the Panama Canal, allowing them to continue their journey toward Florida, the cruise line’s president said Sunday. The Zandaam and Rotterdam, where some...
- Broward leaders grapple with ‘humanitarian disaster’ bound for their port
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- Holland America cruise ship starts moving toward FloridaA Holland America cruise ship, carrying four bodies and scores of patients with coronavirus-like symptoms, has been given permission to cross the Panama Canal, allowing them to continue their journey toward Florida, the cruise line’s president said Sunday. The Zandaam and Rotterdam, where some...
- Broward leaders grapple with ‘humanitarian disaster’ bound for their port
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- Holland America cruise ship starts moving toward FloridaA Holland America cruise ship, carrying four bodies and scores of patients with coronavirus-like symptoms, has been given permission to cross the Panama Canal, allowing them to continue their journey toward Florida, the cruise line’s president said Sunday. The Zandaam and Rotterdam, where some...
- Broward leaders grapple with ‘humanitarian disaster’ bound for their port
- Florida coronavirus updates: Sick ship may be coming to Fort Lauderdale; state surpasses 4,200 casesA Holland America cruise ship with four dead people and at least 138 coronavirus patients is still hoping to cross the Panama Canal and continue its journey toward Fort Lauderdale. The Zaandam was anchored outside Panama Canal waters, where healthy passengers are being transferred to the Rotterdam,...
