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Fort Lauderdale Art & Design week through Jan. 24
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine It may not have the commercial glitz of a certain South Beach art extravaganza that will go unnamed, but Fort Lauderdale Art & Design Week sure knows what it’s [...]
Online help for students to get college ready
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine “A person’s mind, stretched by new ideas and unseen academic potential, may never return to its original dimensions.” So says college advisor Dr. Pierre Michel, and that’s one reason [...]
Stories we could tell about stories we tell
By Mark Gauert City & Shore 20th Anniversary Issue I was tired of the bugs. Tired of them flitting around my head. Tired of slapping them away from my face and eyes and mouth. Tired of [...]
Wines to open to celebrate a milestone
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore 20th Anniversary issue Milestones and life events – such as a 20th anniversary – call for a celebration, and there’s no better reason to open a really special bottle of [...]
Notable medical advances of the past 20 years
By Jana Soeldner Danger City & Shore 20th Anniversary Issue Medicine has made big strides in the past 20 years – here are three notable examples: Cardiac surgery Twenty years ago, cardiac-valve repair and replacement required [...]
The trends in South Florida real estate
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore 20th Anniversary Issue As a resident of South Florida for the past 26 years, I’ve seen changes resulting from the real estate development that continues to this day. When [...]
20 years, 20 covers: Editor’s choice
By Mark Gauert City & Shore 20th Anniversary I could never pick a favorite from among my (2) kids – just like I can’t pick a favorite from among my (200+) issues of City & Shore. We [...]
Exactly 700 words on the editor’s letter
By Mark Gauert City & Shore 20th Anniversary Issue I didn’t want to write an editor’s letter for the magazine. I know most editors do write letters for their magazines. I knew by not writing an editor’s [...]
We’re with you: 20 years of involvement
By Mark Gauert City & Shore 20th Anniversary Issue City & Shore has been an active sponsor of community events as varied as the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County and the Palm Beach Food [...]
Favorite images from our first 20 years
By Greg Carannante and Anderson Greene City & Shore 20th Anniversary Issue Images are the magic of magazines. Sure, stories drive the world of print, but you can read them anywhere. A magazine, though, with its [...]
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- Four murders, then the breakthrough: How DNA led to this serial killings suspect in FloridaProsecutors say they hope to show a jury DNA and other evidence that Robert Tyrone Hayes is a serial killer who murdered three women in Daytona Beach in late 2005/early 2006, then killed another woman in Palm Beach County in early 2016.
- Coast Guard seeking tips on who pointed laser light at crew during rescue missionThe Coast Guard wants to know who pointed a laser light at a Coast Guard vessel during a rescue operation off Palm Beach County.
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- Four murders, then the breakthrough: How DNA led to this serial killings suspect in FloridaProsecutors say they hope to show a jury DNA and other evidence that Robert Tyrone Hayes is a serial killer who murdered three women in Daytona Beach in late 2005/early 2006, then killed another woman in Palm Beach County in early 2016.
- Coast Guard seeking tips on who pointed laser light at crew during rescue missionThe Coast Guard wants to know who pointed a laser light at a Coast Guard vessel during a rescue operation off Palm Beach County.
Shopping & Beauty
- MLK essay winners ponder fame versus greatnessOur Savior Lutheran School seventh-grader Brooke Harter and American Heritage 12th-grader Kayla Rubenstein recently were selected as the winners in the city of Plantation’s annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. essay writing contest.
- Marching band returning to the field for drive-in showThe West Broward High School’s Performance Ensemble will once again be in the spotlight on Jan. 29, hosting its first show at Pembroke Pines Charter Field, 17189 Sheridan St., in Fort Lauderdale since local schools were shut down last March.
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Four murders, then the breakthrough: How DNA led to this serial killings suspect in FloridaProsecutors say they hope to show a jury DNA and other evidence that Robert Tyrone Hayes is a serial killer who murdered three women in Daytona Beach in late 2005/early 2006, then killed another woman in Palm Beach County in early 2016.
- Coast Guard seeking tips on who pointed laser light at crew during rescue missionThe Coast Guard wants to know who pointed a laser light at a Coast Guard vessel during a rescue operation off Palm Beach County.
- 19 illegal migrants caught near Boynton Beach Inlet, but boat that smuggled them escapes, officials sayThe U.S. Border Patrol took 19 migrants into custody near the Boynton Beach Inlet, but the boat involved in the "maritime smuggling event" got away.
