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The doctor’s waiting room getting a makeover
By Jana Soeldner Danger Healthcare offices are no longer the clinical, design-challenged spaces they once were. Instead, many of them are attractive and inviting. “Medical offices have changed,” says Catherine Pliess, program coordinator for interior [...]
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The Budding Genius of spring fashion 2015
Not just roses coming up this spring in fashion By Elyse Ranart Tweet [...]
Home wine storage ideas, off the beaten rack
By Bob Hosmon Unless you’re a serious wine collector who purchases numerous expensive bottles and waits years for them to age, you don’t need to keep your wines in a refrigerated professional-grade storage unit. Keep in [...]
Finance tips for same-sex married couples
By Robyn A. Friedman Did you get engaged on Valentine’s Day? If you’re planning to get married in Florida, it’s wise to do some planning beforehand, whether you’re a same-sex or heterosexual couple. Cathy Pareto knows [...]
Opulence With a View – and Yachts of Extras
This 11,538-square-foot home at 2626 Delmar Place in Fort Lauderdale is situated on an Intracoastal Waterway point lot with 300 feet of water frontage and dockage for two yachts. It features a gated entry, 10 [...]
A new beachside boutique hotel, residence
Newgard Development Group, Menin Hospitality and Merrimac Ventures have launched sales for Gale Boutique Hotel & Residences, a 96-room hotel and adjacent 128-unit condominium at 2900 Riomar St. in Fort Lauderdale. The hotel will occupy [...]
Broward, the next luxury residential market
The Related Group, known for transforming the Miami skyline through its development of tens of thousands of condominium units, is now making its presence known in Broward County. Related, which has built and managed over 80,000 [...]
Norton Museum photo exhibition goes wild
The Everglades are stark yet scintillating, forbidding yet alluring. Noted author and naturalist Marjory Stoneman Douglas wrote of the Everglades, “They are unique in the simplicity, the diversity, the related harmony of the forms of life [...]
Architect defends bold vision for Boca Raton
By Eric Barton Daniel Libeskind is wearing all black. (Except for his cowboy boots, patterned cow skin faded into a fashionable tan patina). His legs are crossed, and he’s sipping a Coke in the lobby of [...]
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- James Beard recognizes two local chefsTwo South Florida chefs are among the semifinalists announced for Best Chef in the South by the James Beard Foundation .
- Take home a bottle of ROK:BRGR's bourbon barbecue sauceFour years after opening its first location downtown Fort Lauderdale, ROK:BRGR is now bottling and selling its own bourbon barbecue sauce.
The Go Guide
- Weekend preview: Coffee walk, beer talk13 things to do in South Florida this weekend and beyond ...This is a great weekend for a walk, because no matter what the weather, it's not snowing. So when the FAT Village Art Walk rolls around on Saturday night, we’ll widen its sphere of influence with a stroll over to Argyle Coffee Roasters, which […]
- EDM tour goHARD poised to hit MiamiTickets on sale Friday to experience Dillon Francis, Bro Safari, Mat Zo and others on May 16The EDM wizards behind Holy Ship! and HARD Summer have created a new touring spectacle, goHARD, which will bring such digital hellraisers as Dillon Francis, Bro Safari and Mat Zo to Miami’s Bayfront Park on May 16.
Shopping & Beauty
- Free pancakes at IHOP; Straight Talk Wireless refundsYou'll flip for this freebie.
- Free entry for teachers at Jungle Island in MarchTeachers get free admission at Jungle Island every weekend in March.
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- Art Jewelry Sale at Norton Museum in West Palm BeachYou can the buy the art.
- Outre announces "Threepenny Opera," "Medea" for Broward CenterThe "Power of Woman".
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Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Venezuela to shrink US Embassy staff, require tourist visasVenezuela will shrink the size of the U.S. Embassy staff, limit the activities of U.S. diplomats and require American citizens to apply for visas if they want to come bask on the beach.
- Man wounded in early morning shooting near West PalmOne man was wounded by a gunshot early Sunday in a parking lot in the 3000 block of South Military Trail in suburban West Palm Beach, authorities said.
- Astronauts try to complete tricky cable repair outside space stationSpacewalking astronauts ventured out for the third time in just over a week Sunday to complete an extensive, tricky cable job at the International Space Station.
