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What we’ll remember of the 2020 vintage
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine I wonder what people will make of this year. “I like to think about what was going on the year the grapes were growing; how the sun was shining; [...]
Can you eat your way to better health?
By Jana Soeldner Danger City & Shore Magazine We’ve all heard it: You are what you eat. What we put into our bodies can have not only long-term health benefits, but also affect how we feel [...]
Does the wine glass really make the wine?
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine I will not drink just any wine, but I have drunk wine from almost any vessel. Water tumblers. Beer mugs. The odd slipper. (Long story). Pour good wine into [...]
Have your pannacotta – and eat it at home, too
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine It seems so long ago now. You got hungry, stopped by a restaurant for a burger or grilled chicken sandwich or little plates of hummus, tabbouleh and baba ghanoush [...]
A crash course in drinking al fresco
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine Al fresco – outdoors, “in the open air” – has always been a special way to socialize. It’s also, happy coincidence, a great way to social distance. Well [...]
True cost of eating out: Is it cheaper at home?
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine To dine out or not to dine out? In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, that is the question many South Floridians are asking themselves. Is it safe [...]
Hot property: Coach House in Wellington
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Sperin LLC, managed by Neil Hirsch, has opened sales for Coach House, a luxury condominium project on five and a half acres at 13410 South Shore Blvd. in [...]
Chef Norman Van Aken answers all our questions
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Let’s not allow the huffing and puffing of the current celebrity chef trend drown out the bellwether contributions of Florida’s Norman Van Aken. I refer you to Smithsonian magazine: [...]
Simple to extravagant dining enhancements
By Patti Roth City & Shore Magazine These simple switch-outs and extravagant enhancements can freshen your dining spaces – indoors & out. Invisibly Impressive The humble light switch often occupies a prominent place on a wall [...]
Feeding South Florida opens community kitchen
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Despite the shuttering of restaurant kitchens all across South Florida during the pandemic, one very important kitchen celebrated its grand opening recently. Feeding South Florida realized a vision years [...]
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- Caribbean system’s chance of development rises to 60%, hurricane center saysA broad area of low pressure expected to develop southwest of Cuba has a 60 percent chance of formation by the weekend, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
- ‘I really want to make sure my vote counts.’ More than 43,000 ballots already cast in South FloridaNothing that happens between Democrat Joe Biden and President Donald Trump in the Tuesday debate can change the votes of more than 43,000 Broward and Palm Beach county residents. That’s because they’ve already voted in the November presidential election — almost immediately after receiving their vote-by-mail ballots.
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- Caribbean system’s chance of development rises to 60%, hurricane center saysA broad area of low pressure expected to develop southwest of Cuba has a 60 percent chance of formation by the weekend, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
- ‘I really want to make sure my vote counts.’ More than 43,000 ballots already cast in South FloridaNothing that happens between Democrat Joe Biden and President Donald Trump in the Tuesday debate can change the votes of more than 43,000 Broward and Palm Beach county residents. That’s because they’ve already voted in the November presidential election — almost immediately after receiving their vote-by-mail ballots.
Shopping & Beauty
- United Way of Broward County surprises UPS employee with new carFor Fort Lauderdale’s Derek Anderson, it was a one in 10,000 chance for him to be the lucky winner of a new Audi Q3.
- Self Esteem Committee sends 500 letters to hospital patientsThe Junior League of Boca Raton Self Esteem Committee recently brightened up the day of patients at Boca Raton Regional Hospital by sending them almost 500 letters.
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Caribbean system’s chance of development rises to 60%, hurricane center saysA broad area of low pressure expected to develop southwest of Cuba has a 60 percent chance of formation by the weekend, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
- ‘I really want to make sure my vote counts.’ More than 43,000 ballots already cast in South FloridaNothing that happens between Democrat Joe Biden and President Donald Trump in the Tuesday debate can change the votes of more than 43,000 Broward and Palm Beach county residents. That’s because they’ve already voted in the November presidential election — almost immediately after receiving their vote-by-mail ballots.
- Unlicensed teen behind the wheel in deadly crash on I-95Five 15-year-old boys in a pickup truck crashed into two other vehicles on Interstate 95 in Hollywood and one of the teenagers died, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
