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A Downton Abbey holiday straight, no coaster
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine I watch Gareth Neame sip water from his glass, and I can’t stand the suspense. Where will the executive producer of Downton Abbey, the award-winning PBS period-piece about life [...]
Mike Mayo’s top South Florida restaurants
Our dining critic Mike Mayo’s restaurants that rate 3 ½ to 4 stars: Broward ★★★½ Arun’s Indian Kichen — 10278 W. Sample Road, Coral Springs, 954-227-1123 Arun and Anu Sareen run this marvelous hole in the [...]
Calendar for December 2018, and beyond
December 4 Latkes, gelt, live music, stories, prizes and more are in store for all ages at a free community celebration on the third night of Hanukkah. 5:30 p.m. at The Shops at Boca Center, 5050 [...]
Environmental project makes sea rise visible
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine One of the most ambitious projects during Art Basel week may be a mashup of artistic impact and environmental awareness that intends to transform parts of the Miami area [...]
Hot Property: Alina Residences in Boca Raton
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Boca Raton-based developer El-Ad National Properties recently launched sales for Alina Residences Boca Raton, a luxury condominium project that will rise on the site previously occupied by Mizner [...]
Take a bath from ordinary to exceptional
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Designer: Susan Lachance Photographer: Robert Brantley Lately it seems pretty bathrooms have become as obsolete as pink tile with matching bathtubs. Susan Lachance shows pretty is coming back [...]
MOCA has ‘Messages to the People’ til April
The Museum of Contemporary Art marks Miami Art Week this month with a groundbreaking golden anniversary celebration of AfriCOBRA, the Chicago collective that defined the visual aesthetic of the Black Arts Movement of the 1960s and [...]
New app aims to to make history real
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine It’s not hard for Patricia Zeiler to picture pioneer Florida, back when civilization barely clung along waterways. Her office at the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society is on a campus [...]
2018 Men of Style event ‘record breaking’
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Peter Moore is well aware of the stereotypes people have about professional engineers. “People have a pretty firm idea that engineers wear glasses, have a pocket protector and [...]
Home design, remodeling show Nov. 16-18
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine With the holidays around the corner, homeowners wanting to learn about the latest trends in home design, remodeling, furniture, fine art, landscaping, appliances, home automation, hurricane protection — [...]
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- Broadway's Betty Buckley says hi to 'Hello, Dolly' role at Kravis CenterIt’s Betty Buckley’s turn. The star of stage and screen is getting her shot at playing Dolly Levi in “Hello, Dolly!” — a role made hot again with a 2017 revival starring Bette Midler — with a national tour that will have a one-week run in West Palm Beach. “I saw the show a year […]
- Bayskate Holiday Boogie, a roller-skating pop-up, grooves into MiamiDust off those four-wheel lace-ups and kneepads: the free Bayskate Holiday Boogie, a throwback nightclub on wheels, will roll through Miami ahead of Christmas this month. The pop-up holiday skate-off will bring old-school vibes to the Pepper fountain inside Bayfront Park in downtown Miami, which...
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- Broadway's Betty Buckley says hi to 'Hello, Dolly' role at Kravis CenterIt’s Betty Buckley’s turn. The star of stage and screen is getting her shot at playing Dolly Levi in “Hello, Dolly!” — a role made hot again with a 2017 revival starring Bette Midler — with a national tour that will have a one-week run in West Palm Beach. “I saw the show a year […]
- Bayskate Holiday Boogie, a roller-skating pop-up, grooves into MiamiDust off those four-wheel lace-ups and kneepads: the free Bayskate Holiday Boogie, a throwback nightclub on wheels, will roll through Miami ahead of Christmas this month. The pop-up holiday skate-off will bring old-school vibes to the Pepper fountain inside Bayfront Park in downtown Miami, which...
Shopping & Beauty
- Sears and The Garden Gate in Pompano Beach are closingSears and The Garden Gate in the Pompano Citi Centre are closing on Dec. 16. A Sears spokesman confirmed the store, at 2251 N. Federal Highway in Pompano Beach, was closing to the SunSentinel. Sears Holdings sold the property to an affiliate of the Sterling Organization of Palm Beach, it was reported...
- Half off holiday boat cruises and savings on MCB's 'The Nutcracker' | Doreen's DealsGet in the holiday spirit in South Florida style and save on festive fun on land and sea. Use a coupon code to save 50 percent on select Water Taxi’s Holiday Lights Cruises with an exclusive savings offer just for SunSentinel readers. Trace the route of the upcoming Winterfest Boat Parade and see...
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Broward commissioners consider audit of elections officeThe next step in fixing Broward’s beleagured elections office could be an audit of its finances and operations. County commissioners and new Supervisor of Elections Peter Antonacci will consider a county-funded assessment of how the office runs. Gov. Rick Scott appointed Antonacci to the position...
- Woman, 76, chases purse snatcher and gets knocked down by his car"For 76 years old I'm blessed." Janice Allen is recovering at home after she was dragged and run over by a car in the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant after her purse was stolen. It happened Thursday night at a McDonald’s on State Road 70 in Okeechobee. And it was all caught on camera. […]
- It's a good time to kick off your job hunt as new year kicks offFlorida’s job market is expected to be among the strongest in the nation during January to March, according to a quarterly survey by global staffing firm ManpowerGroup released Tuesday. “Florida’s employment outlook is the 5th best in the country,” said Tom Shea, president of Fort Lauderdale-based...
