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What they bring to the table: Top Chefs 2016
By Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto City & Shore Magazine Of the many restaurants that have opened in the past year, our picks for the top chefs and concepts of 2016 stand out for their atmosphere, originality of concept [...]
How to clean up home kitchen design
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Goodbye corbels and carved cabinetry. Contemporary design has taken over kitchens just as it has the rest of the house. Designers tell us more of their clients are [...]
Fall fashion forecast 2016: Easy does it
No need to stress about the transition from summer to fall fashion this season. Just mix sophisticated swimwear with simple silhouettes, and Tweet [...]
New project imagines more holistic condo life
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine If the sales center for the soon-to-come Auberge Beach Residences & Spa Fort Lauderdale were a permanent structure, it would be among the nicest homes on your street. It [...]
Phil Collins: Take a look at him now
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine It is almost Nic Collins’ moment. The sweet-faced teenager sits quietly behind the drum kit, barely visible above the tom-toms. In front of him, his father is about to [...]
10 things to do this summer in Boca, Delray
By Emily J. Minor City & Shore Magazine Boca Raton has a reputation. “We kind of have that Seinfeld image, which is totally wrong,” says Chrissy Gibson, the city marketing manager. “But our demographic is people [...]
Late summer Florida escapes, vacation deals
By Patti Roth City & Shore Magazine Vacationing in Florida during the off-season, when summer shifts into fall, offers some of the best-of-the-best opportunities for leisure travel. Usually this stretch is quieter than the high season, [...]
Buns of appeal: Our ten best burgers
By Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto City & Shore Magazine The beloved burger. Simply grilled or dressed to extravagance, the burger is the ultimate comfort food. To satiate well-rounded enthusiasts and vegans (Yes, vegan) alike, we bring you 10 [...]
The Food STUFF that DREAMS are made of
If you dream of new appliances – and who doesn’t? – here’s how our design writer would turn a dream kitchen into reality By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub Contributing Design Editor Friends often say: “You are really lucky [...]
South Florida’s hot summer dining deals
By Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto City & Shore Dining Writer Sip, savor and spend less this summer. With so many dining deals to choose from, all you’ll spend is time — lingering over a leisurely meal. Boca Raton [...]
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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.
The Go Guide
- Where to watch the Clinton-Trump presidential debate in South FloridaDuring Monday night's debate, bars and hotels will offer beer pong, food and drink specials to lure civic-minded watchers.
- Review: Aioli offers a fresh start all day longThis family-run restaurant seizes the day in West Palm Beach.
Shopping & Beauty
- Cheap coffee at Dunkin' Donuts for National Coffee Day on ThursdayGet a medium coffee at Dunkin' Donuts for 66 cents on Thursday to celebrate National Coffee Day. The chain is offering the deal at participating locations nationwide in honor of its 66th birthday, too. No coupon or purchase is necessary. The offer is one per customer. Also, keep the freebies flowing...
- Christensen: Shipt delivers alcohol, Walmart expands free personal-shopping pickup service | CommentaryYou may never need to leave home again. Shipt is now bringing booze to South Florida doorsteps. The on-demand personal shopping service on Thursday joined Drizly, Instacart, Dropoff and Delivery Dudes in delivering food, alcohol, office products and even pet food to homes and offices. Fees typically...
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- Broward promotes twins who opted out of state testIt took a legal battle but twins Dylan and Jadyn Paternoster on Monday returned to Manatee Bay Elementary as fourth-graders despite the principal's objections.The twins last year opted out of state standardized testing. When told they would be held back, Brandy Pasternoster homeschooled her 9-year-old...
- Clinton and Trump clash over their pasts and their plans in ferocious opening presidential debateHillary Clinton and Donald Trump launched into a spirited brawl Monday night as they met on stage for the first time, each jockeying for a breakout moment in their tightening race during a highly anticipated debate that often veered into sharply personal attacks. The candidates repeatedly shouted...
- Hyde: They were all Jose Fernandez this emotional night | CommentaryThe biggest Marlin spoke in a whisper, and his teammates gathered close in a circle beside the pitcher's mound. They were silent. Some of them, young and strong, teared up. This was just before Monday night's first pitch, and Giancarlo Stanton said something just for his teammates, something surely...
