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Over-the-top pools that make a splash
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Yes, we know. Pools are a hassle. If you own a home with an in-ground pool, you know that too. There’s the maintenance – even if you hire [...]
Renting vs. buying South Florida property
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine If you’ve shopped for an apartment in South Florida recently, then you’ve no doubt experienced sticker shock when you saw the asking rents. According to the April 2019 [...]
Finding joy in your clutter: our home editor takes on Marie Kondo
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine As a compulsive organizer, I read Marie Kondo’s book and binge watched her Netflix show to see what the fuss was all about. If you have no idea [...]
Q&A: Creating ‘seaside comfortable’ spaces
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine Will Meyer, of Meyer Davis Studio Inc., led a recent tour of the seaside comfortable spaces he and partner Gray Davis designed for the new Auberge Residences & Spa [...]
Where are the best real estate deals now?
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine If you follow the real estate market – and hey, who in South Florida doesn’t? – you’re probably aware that things are changing. Mortgage-interest rates are rising, and [...]
Take a bath from ordinary to exceptional
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Designer: Susan Lachance Photographer: Robert Brantley Lately it seems pretty bathrooms have become as obsolete as pink tile with matching bathtubs. Susan Lachance shows pretty is coming back [...]
Better fabric, style choices in outdoor decor
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Home improvements that pay off at resale
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Remodeling magazine recently released its 31st annual Cost vs. Value report, comparing costs for 20 of the most popular professional mid-range and upscale remodeling projects in 149 U.S. [...]
Smart TV Unit gives tiny spaces big results
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Whether you have a small apartment or are considering downsizing, you may want to consider these space-saving furnishings from Europe. “The Italians and other Europeans are very familiar [...]
Designer adds more affordable rug line
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Have a wood, laminate, stone or tile floor? It is a design sin to go bare. Rugs should be added to define areas and add an anchor for [...]
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- Fire captain was involved in drug conspiracy with man who killed him, police sayA Palm Beach Gardens Fire Rescue captain who died in what was thought to be an accidental shooting was part of a drug sale conspiracy that lasted for nearly a year, investigators say.
- Get ready for a taste of winter — South Florida styleBust out those Ugg boots and pleather jackets: a strong cold front will deliver South Florida’s first frigid temperatures of the season early next week, according to the National Weather Service.
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- Fire captain was involved in drug conspiracy with man who killed him, police sayA Palm Beach Gardens Fire Rescue captain who died in what was thought to be an accidental shooting was part of a drug sale conspiracy that lasted for nearly a year, investigators say.
- Get ready for a taste of winter — South Florida styleBust out those Ugg boots and pleather jackets: a strong cold front will deliver South Florida’s first frigid temperatures of the season early next week, according to the National Weather Service.
Shopping & Beauty
- Virtual community, entertainment eventsThis is a roundup of current and upcoming virtual calendar events in South Florida.
- Shop local: A 2020 holiday gift guide to support South Florida venues and creativityHere are eight ways to spread holiday cheer and a South Florida vibe while supporting local businesses and creatives.
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Fire captain was involved in drug conspiracy with man who killed him, police sayA Palm Beach Gardens Fire Rescue captain who died in what was thought to be an accidental shooting was part of a drug sale conspiracy that lasted for nearly a year, investigators say.
- Get ready for a taste of winter — South Florida styleBust out those Ugg boots and pleather jackets: a strong cold front will deliver South Florida’s first frigid temperatures of the season early next week, according to the National Weather Service.
- Florida university tuition could increase for the first time since 2013, as state budget shortfall loomsFlorida universities could raise undergraduate tuition for the first time in years as state leaders look for ways to make up a projected $2.7 billion budget shortfall.
