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From one South Floridian to another: Black neighbors have something to say. Just listen.
By Ben Crandell No one watched the killing of George Floyd like Delray Beach businessman Rahein Jones. The complex emotions roiling the country have churned in Jones’ heart every day since Oct. 18, 2015. That was [...]
When children raised to change the world return and change yours | Commentary
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine From the moment children come into our lives, we parents are getting them ready to leave. It’s even our goal – though we know we’ll be sad when they [...]
Canada’s answer to Chip and Joanna Gaines come to HGTV by way of Florida
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine Bryan and Sarah Baeumler are big on HGTV Canada. Maybe not American HGTV stars Chip and Joanna Gaines big. No, not yet. But big enough, they get mobbed at [...]
Restaurants open for delivery, takeout during coronoavirus shutdown
Our directory of Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade eateries offering takeout and delivery is now searchable. All food-delivery apps are waiving delivery fees until further notice. Keep checking back, as this list is updating frequently. Listings [...]
Comedian Billy Gardell ❤ South Florida
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Pittsburgh gave Billy Gardell his boyhood dream of funny business. Florida was where it got real. The star of the popular CBS sitcom, Bob ❤ Abishola, and the former [...]
Roll up the door on over-the-top garages
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine How much do you love your garage? Is it just a place to park your car and store boxes? Or does your vision for your garage include an [...]
Learning not to fear a restaurant wine list
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine While most of us enjoy dining out to celebrate a special occasion, there can be a blip up in anxiety when the wine list arrives. Here are my [...]
New ship leaves a skeptic hoping for encore
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine I don’t like cruises, but I do like islands. Keys. Cays. Manhattan… I don’t like cruises, but I like Broadway shows, too. And double-loop waterslides. And staring off into [...]
Best of Show winner goes for two at Concours
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine Stephen Plaster grew up in Missouri not far from a stretch of Route 66, so it’s no surprise muscle cars became his thing. But there was one car that [...]
Super reasons to be here, besides the Super Bowl
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine The sand is a bed of coals under the searing summer sun. You are scampering barefoot across the beach, its every grain an ember scorching your soles. The shimmering [...]
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- South Florida ICUs running out of beds as COVID-19 fills hospitalsIntensive care units in many South Florida hospitals are running out of beds, as coronavirus cases continue to soar.
- A jogger finds a human head on the side of a road in St. PetersburgA ghastly discovery in St. Petersburg, Florida: A jogger finds a human head in the grass at the side of a road.
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- South Florida ICUs running out of beds as COVID-19 fills hospitalsIntensive care units in many South Florida hospitals are running out of beds, as coronavirus cases continue to soar.
- A jogger finds a human head on the side of a road in St. PetersburgA ghastly discovery in St. Petersburg, Florida: A jogger finds a human head in the grass at the side of a road.
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- UPDATED: 12 spots where you can find lip-smacking good BBQ in South FloridaSummertime means BBQ time. Whether smoked, grilled or roasted, here are some of our favorite BBQ restaurants in South Florida.
- Native snakes have another enemy, and it’s spreadingNew study by UF scientist finds Burmese pythons have struck again -- this time by spreading a lung parasite from Southeast Asia to native Florida snakes. Our snakes are so susceptible, they're now transmitting it on their own without the pythons and expanding the parasite's range north.
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- South Florida ICUs running out of beds as COVID-19 fills hospitalsIntensive care units in many South Florida hospitals are running out of beds, as coronavirus cases continue to soar.
- A jogger finds a human head on the side of a road in St. PetersburgA ghastly discovery in St. Petersburg, Florida: A jogger finds a human head in the grass at the side of a road.
- South Florida students won’t be required to return to classroomsSuperintendents in South Florida say it would be difficult to have everyone return to school safely as the coronavirus pandemic continues its relentless spread.
