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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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- Carnival cruise passenger rescued in Gulf of Mexico says he was ‘lucky to be alive’: reportA Carnival Cruise Line passenger who went overboard and was missing for 20 hours before getting rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard on Thanksgiving in the Gulf of Mexico told Good Morning America he “couldn’t really say” how many drinks he had that night and he was “lucky to be alive.”
- Leaders look to allow DeSantis to stay governor during presidential runA “resign to run” law requires state officeholders to commit to leave their positions if they run for federal office.
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- Looking for ways to get in the holiday mood? Here’s a list of Christmas festivities.Christmas and other holiday events and experiences including performances, lights and festivals
- Surf’s up for women who want to learn how to ride the wavesMary Glazier is sharing her passion for surfing as the founder of Gurferlady, a female-led surf school to inspire women to learn about the water sport in Palm Beach County.
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Carnival cruise passenger rescued in Gulf of Mexico says he was ‘lucky to be alive’: reportA Carnival Cruise Line passenger who went overboard and was missing for 20 hours before getting rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard on Thanksgiving in the Gulf of Mexico told Good Morning America he “couldn’t really say” how many drinks he had that night and he was “lucky to be alive.”
- NASA cancels greenhouse gas monitoring satellite due to costNASA is canceling a planned satellite that was going to intensely monitor greenhouse gases over the Americas because it got too costly and complicated.
- Jury to consider death sentence in stabbing deaths of Deerfield coupleRosario “Ross” Melici is guilty of first-degree murder. A jury decided that last month. But did he stab Philip and Barbara Russo to death, or was that his accomplice’s dirty work? The same jury that convicted him on Nov. 14 is coming back to decide whether Melici deserves to be executed for the murders of […]
