Archive for 'On The shore'
Buying a dream boat, without rocking the boat
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine You’ve bought the grand homes, the garage is stocked with dream cars, the jet is always fueled up, and, if you’ve gotten to this point, you know what’s next. [...]
Are You Better Off Renting Than Buying?
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Is it better to rent or to buy? With housing prices so high in South Florida, not to mention a limited inventory of available homes on the market, [...]
No debate who’s the champ, two times over
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine There’s one point student debaters Giorgio Rabbini and Nicholas Mancini probably wouldn’t argue: It’s going to be hard to top last year. In just their junior year, the boys [...]
Miami Beach museum honors Charlie Cinnamon
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine For over six decades, he was South Florida’s unofficial ambassador of the arts and media. Charlie Cinnamon: Legendary Press Agent, June 19 through mid-September at the Jewish Museum of [...]
A few words with broadcaster Tony Segreto
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Local broadcasting luminary Tony Segreto owes his crossover success to Dan Marino — or so Marino says. “We joke about it,” Segreto says about hosting the ’90s TV show [...]
A gift guide to dazzle dad on Father’s Day
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Pam Butler’s book offers tools for happiness
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine Pam Butler breezes into the coffeeshop wearing a pair of checked yoga pants and a sweatshirt, letters printed across the front that could be a personal mantra: “Dreamer.” She [...]
A $1.495 million House (Literally) on the Water
By Thomas Swick City & Shore Magazine South Florida has lots of houses and plenty of boats but very little in the way of houseboats. Why is that? When we think of houseboats we think of, [...]
How the new tax law will affect homeowners
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine You might have already seen the effects of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in your paycheck — or perhaps you work for one of the many companies [...]
Get fit and healthy with Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
By Carol Brzozowski City & Shore Magazine By day, Roberto Santiago is the community engagement and communications officer for Florida Atlantic University’s Broward campuses. After work he can be found on a mat at John Wai [...]
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- Deadly three-vehicle crash closes I-95 South at Hallandale Beach BoulevardThe crash involved three vehicles — a motorcycle, an SUV and a sedan. The man on the motorcycle did not survive, FHP said.
- They wanted police reform. But the push for new laws turned out to be much harder in Florida.As the legislative session draws to a close, a package of criminal justice reform bills has languished. But proposals to crack down on unruly protesters and further protect police officers have sailed through various committees and chambers of the statehouse.
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- Deadly three-vehicle crash closes I-95 South at Hallandale Beach BoulevardThe crash involved three vehicles — a motorcycle, an SUV and a sedan. The man on the motorcycle did not survive, FHP said.
- They wanted police reform. But the push for new laws turned out to be much harder in Florida.As the legislative session draws to a close, a package of criminal justice reform bills has languished. But proposals to crack down on unruly protesters and further protect police officers have sailed through various committees and chambers of the statehouse.
Shopping & Beauty
- Time to say ‘I do’: Couples rebook their Florida weddings after COVID delaysNow that everyone can get vaccinated for COVID-19, couples are starting to feel comfortable about weddings. Some are expressing sadness that they can't have the wedding they always dreamed of, while others are glad to finally be able to get together and celebrate.
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Deadly three-vehicle crash closes I-95 South at Hallandale Beach BoulevardThe crash involved three vehicles — a motorcycle, an SUV and a sedan. The man on the motorcycle did not survive, FHP said.
- They wanted police reform. But the push for new laws turned out to be much harder in Florida.As the legislative session draws to a close, a package of criminal justice reform bills has languished. But proposals to crack down on unruly protesters and further protect police officers have sailed through various committees and chambers of the statehouse.
- Wild weather in South Florida caught on video as winds topple trees, ruin beach outingsA marine warning was in effect early Monday, with thunderstorms, winds up to 30 mph, and waterspouts possible off the coast.
