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The culinary reinvention of Nassau
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine Chef Daniel Boulud wandered into the Montagu Beach fish market in the Bahamas one morning in 2019 wearing his crisp chef’s jacket. Boulud noticed first the piles of pastel [...]
Ten dock-and-dine restaurants that will float your boat
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine The late-summer sun scorches the cloudless, cerulean sky like an acetylene torch — hey, but you’re cool. Lounging on the deck of your 62-footer, you’re chilled by the refreshing [...]
Chefs tempt real-world appetites with a virtual smorgasbord
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Social media is foodie central. Instagram, for one, is littered with shots of dishes clicked and posted by boastful diners about to dig in. Similarly, TikTok and YouTube are [...]
Coming this weekend in City & Shore magazine
Social media is foodie central right now. Instagram, for one, is dotted with dishes clicked and posted by boastful diners about to dig in. But some professional chefs – the original foodies – are increasingly turning [...]
Summer love: 21 reasons to love the summer of 2021
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine For a lot of South Floridians, summer is the mean season. Each year it seems the heat gets hotter, the humidity gets sweatier — OMG what did they do [...]
Coming this weekend in the Summer Issue of City & Shore
There’s always been so much to love about summer in South Florida – but even more now. Because now, we’re vaxxing up and — masks on or off — getting out of the house. Going places. [...]
Ready, set, “Explore Florida & the Caribbean”
Ready or not, it’s beginning to look a lot like the old days of Florida tourism – and we’re ready, with our biggest issue of Explore Florida & the Caribbean yet. “These past few weeks, [...]
The best seat in the house now may be in the home theater
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore HOME Issue We’re all spending more time at home these days – living, working and learning. So, it should come as no surprise that we’re entertaining ourselves at home [...]
The way to Miami begins along Coral Way
By Thomas Swick City & Shore HOME Issue For the pantheon of Miami streets, Coral Way rarely gets a mention, yet it does more to lift my spirits than Calle Ocho or Collins Avenue or even [...]
Getting down, giving back with Black Violin
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine It was just over 25 years ago that the funky finger of fate poked Black Violin’s Wil B in the chest. He was known as Wilner Baptiste back then, [...]
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- Moskowitz says DeSantis team adopted ‘bunker mentality’ with news media"We got in a bunker mentality for a period of time,” Moskowitz said. “So, when you don’t deal with the press, other people fill that bubble for you. They fill that vacuum for you. And other people told our story, and by the time we wanted to get back into communications, it was too late."
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- COVID-19 in Florida: State reports 6,271 new cases; death tally jumps againHere are the updated statistics on COVID-19 in Florida including new cases, deaths, hospitalizations, testing positivity and vaccinations. Florida reported 6,271 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday and increased its total death toll by 1,213, according to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- Moskowitz says DeSantis team adopted ‘bunker mentality’ with news media"We got in a bunker mentality for a period of time,” Moskowitz said. “So, when you don’t deal with the press, other people fill that bubble for you. They fill that vacuum for you. And other people told our story, and by the time we wanted to get back into communications, it was too late."
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- Sixth annual Jr. Anglers Day reels in over 300 youngstersAfter a year hiatus due to COVID-19, it wasn’t only the fish that were biting at the sixth annual Jr. Anglers Day at the International Fishing Pier as over 300 young anglers were chomping at the bit to reel in some fish.
- Stronger sense of community would increase Broward philanthropy | OpinionBroward County lags behind Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties, as well as nationwide communities of comparable size, in total philanthropic contributions.
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- COVID-19 in Florida: State reports 6,271 new cases; death tally jumps againHere are the updated statistics on COVID-19 in Florida including new cases, deaths, hospitalizations, testing positivity and vaccinations. Florida reported 6,271 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday and increased its total death toll by 1,213, according to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- Moskowitz says DeSantis team adopted ‘bunker mentality’ with news media"We got in a bunker mentality for a period of time,” Moskowitz said. “So, when you don’t deal with the press, other people fill that bubble for you. They fill that vacuum for you. And other people told our story, and by the time we wanted to get back into communications, it was too late."
- Answers to your vaccine questions: I got two shots in Argentina. Am I considered fully vaccinated in the U.S.?Here are the answers to some of your biggest questions about COVID-19 vaccinations in Florida. Today's question: Is it OK to get vaccinated with the medications I'm on?
