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Advice on selecting new kitchen appliances
By Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto City & Shore Magazine Christina (Chris) Chadwick is the sales manager for Coral Springs Appliance Center, a family-owned and operated company providing high-end kitchen appliances for the past 40 years. She is accustomed [...]
Six new ways to update your old kitchen
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine The next time you shop for new appliances you may be baffled by the choices. Both refrigerators and ovens now come with easy-open French doors. Steam ovens are [...]
Making lives brighter at Capitol Lighting
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine When I ask Eric Lebersfeld, president of Capitol Lighting, how long he has worked in the family business, he replies: “Fifty years.” The answer reflects his wry sense [...]
Indoor decor can look great outdoors, too
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine It used to be easy to decorate outdoors. Choices were few and, frankly, not very stylish. These days there is plenty to choose from, including retro chairs with [...]
Allied Kitchen & Bath adds showroom
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub Bill and Joe Feinberg, owners of Allied Kitchen & Bath, purchased a block of buildings two years ago on 34th Avenue in Oakland Park to use as a warehouse for their showroom [...]
Showroom Q&A: Casabella Designs, Deerfield
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Sal Riggi and his son, Dan, have worked together 13 years at Casabella Designs, a bathroom and kitchen showroom in Deerfield Beach. Since Father’s Day is June 19, [...]
Fish fulfillment: Aquarium dreams come true
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine Think for a minute if you had an aquarium in your home. Something that’s a focal Point. A conversation-stopping piece of art. Now add something outrageous to your idea, [...]
Six ideas for making your home bloom
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Living in South Florida is no excuse for having the same décor year-round. Just look outside and see how the plants change. That beautiful yellow flowering tree, the [...]
Rick Howard: The man who flunked retirement
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Rick Howard loves fine furniture. For 26 years, he owned Kinetics Furniture in Toronto. When he sold it to Haworth Office Furniture in Michigan, a five-year non-compete clause [...]
William Eubanks: A magician of grand design
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine When William Eubanks first decorated rooms for the American Red Cross Showhouse of Palm Beach, the designs looked more appropriate for a stately residence in England than a [...]
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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.
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- Aileen Quintana's 'weird wonder' mallThe Miami artist's installation at III Points Festival invites concertgoers to stroll a 'vaporwave mall.'
- Guide to the Arts 2016-17
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- Free museum visits on Saturday and SundayVisit museums for free on Saturday and Sunday with Bank of America's Museum on Us program. The program offers free entry to more than 150 national arts institutions on the first full weekend of each month with an ID and a Bank of America or Merrill Lynch credit or debit card. Participating South...
- Free spaghetti and meatballs at Carrabba's Italian GrillGet a free spaghetti and meatballs entree to take home at Carrabba's Italian Grill. The chain is offering the freebie when you buy any spaghetti entree through Sunday. No coupon is necessary. Just mention the offer when ordering. The chain also has made 10 pasta entrees 25 percent larger and is...
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- Drug informant nets $1.5 million for undercover work over 31 years, records showSnitching for the feds can be dangerous work, but it also can be pretty lucrative.One South Florida man who has been working undercover as a confidential informant for 31 years has been paid about $1.5 million for his efforts, according to court records and testimony that shed some light on the...
- Delray Beach invites public to Oct. 17 event on king tides and climate changeEvery October, the Intracoastal Waterway overflows into some Delray Beach neighborhoods. The water rises ankle-deep, damaging homes, cars and property."Last year was the worst I've seen in the last decade," said Andy Katz, vice president of the Beach Property Owners Association.Delray Beach officials...
- Hurricane Matthew forecast to strengthen; too early to tell if it will affect FloridaHurricane Matthew is now a Category 1 storm and is expected to keep getting stronger, according to the National Hurricane Center's 5 p.m. updates. But it was still unclear as to whether the storm would bear down on South Florida.Forecasters are expecting Matthew to be a Category 2 hurricane — with...
