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You’ve got to write a letter to get a letter
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine Most of my mail does not look like the mail you see on this page. Most of my mail begins something like this: “Dear YY” (Public relations firm, forgot [...]
A few questions for artist Guy Harvey
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine You’ve seen his dynamic marine wildlife designs on T-shirts and license plates or on huge murals at the airport, Nova Southeastern University and the hull of the Norwegian Escape. [...]
Miami City Ballet season begins with Giselle
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine It may not be what The Nutcracker is to Christmas, but it’s almost spooky how perfect Miami City Ballet’s Giselle is for Halloween. No, there won’t be any pumpkins [...]
Jaguar’s new F-Pace sets fast pace for SUVs
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine There we were, heading west on Sunrise, trying to make a right on Federal, in a turn lane backed up to eternity with Friday after-work traffic. We were just [...]
The Strut turns 10 Oct. 15 in Fort Lauderdale
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine A sea of pink will flood downtown Fort Lauderdale on Oct. 15, as women, men, kids and dogs converge on Himmarshee Street for the 10th annual Strut, a [...]
Hot Property: Kolter Group’s Moderne Boca
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine The first residents will soon be moving in at Moderne Boca, a 75-unit townhouse development at 4202 N. Military Trail in Boca Raton. Under development by West Palm [...]
Florida residency makes financial, tax sense
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Zika. Brain-eating amoebae. Hurricanes, tropical storms, gator attacks. Yup, Florida has been getting a lot of bad press lately. And, with season just starting, the tourism industry is [...]
The Quarterdeck welcomes a third decade
By Rebecca Cahilly City & Shore Magazine More than a quarter century on, The Quarterdeck is celebrating its 30th anniversary this month. The original location of the venerable restaurant on Cordova Road in Fort Lauderdale was [...]
Exploring a world of otherworldly wines
By Bob Hosmon City & Shore Magazine If your list begins and ends with wines from California – with maybe a red or white thrown in from Italy or France – it’s time for a new [...]
How to dress when the invitation’s aboard
By Emily J. Minor City & Shore Magazine You’ve been invited aboard. It’s a big deal, really. How often do you go out on an 187-foot yacht? But when you pull open your special yachting drawer [...]
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- Italian oasis debuts in HollywoodPortico features small plates, pizza and cocktails.
- Updated: National IPA Day hits South Florida bars and breweriesDue South, Funky Buddha and others will serve various styles of the craft beer on Aug. 4.
The Go Guide
- Is Stitch Rock sewing up for good?The 10-year-old indie-craft fair is bringing a (possibly) final batch of whimsy to Delray Beach.
- Oktoberfest celebrations in South FloridaDrink beer, devour bratwurst and oompah until you can oompah no more at these Oktoberfest events.
Shopping & Beauty
- Christensen: Save on fall cosmetics with drugstore swaps, beauty hacks | CommentaryCosmetics are my weakness. I'm a sucker for the latest look and I've got a big shoebox filled with half-used products to prove it. As the seasons change, women freshen beauty bags and empty wallets in the process. Globally, we spend more than $425 billion on face creams, lipstick and such. This...
- Coupons: $10 or $20 off at Macy'sIt's time to freshen up your wardrobe! Save up to $20 at Macy's fall sale with two coupons. Pick your savings: $10 on a $25 purchase or $20 on a $50 purchase good on sale, clearance and select home goods. Coupons are good until Sunday. There are some exclusions in the fine print. Also, the […]
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Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Broward property tax bills risingWhen tax bills arrive in November, most Broward County property owners will find themselves paying more to cities where they live.While each property owner's situation is unique, on the whole, owners in every city will pay more than last year, according to a Sun Sentinel analysis of tax and budget...
- Call them hull whisperers: How investigators will solve the Jose Fernandez boat crashFancy gadgets and minute measurements might ultimately tell us how Miami Marlins star Jose Fernandez died in a horrific boating accident. Clues might seem scant. Boating accidents don't leave skid marks on the pavement like car crashes. Security cameras rarely document the incident. The debris...
- Hurricane Matthew weakens to Category 4 storm, risk to South Florida still uncertainHurricane Matthew weakened to a Category 4 Hurricane overnight. "Matthew has continued to rapidly strengthen at a remarkable rate today," the National Hurricane Center said. The predicted path of the storm's center remains east of the Florida peninsula, although it's unclear how close it will come...
