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Chef Norman Van Aken answers all our questions
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Let’s not allow the huffing and puffing of the current celebrity chef trend drown out the bellwether contributions of Florida’s Norman Van Aken. I refer you to Smithsonian magazine: [...]
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 [...]
Hospitality school recognizes Motwani patriarch
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine Everything landed on Ramola Motwani’s shoulders in 1994. She and her husband, Ramesh “Bob” Motwani, had bought a couple of hotels on Fort Lauderdale beach just months before the [...]
Where Chris Evert got the hunger to win
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine When Chris Evert was an eighth-grader at St. Anthony’s in Fort Lauderdale, she tried out for cheerleading and made the squad. It turned out to be the break point [...]
Wines that taste as good as the labels look
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine Wine, like art, is all about personal taste. When you find a winery that’s passionate about both, what better way to link the two than through the label. [...]
On with the shows: Critics picks of the season
By Greg Carannante, Ben Crandell, Rod Stafford Hagwood and Phillip Vallys City & Shore Magazine In Bruce Springsteen’s 1982 song Atlantic City, he sings, “Everything dies baby that’s a fact / But maybe everything that dies [...]
A record year for the Men of Style, 2019
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine The 12 men who dropped any inhibitions and stepped onto a fashion runway at The Galleria Fort Lauderdale Dec. 5 in front of a thousand or so strangers [...]
Boat show helmsman answers our questions
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Andrew Doole, the man at the helm of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, is getting ready for quite a different event than his first in 1982. That one [...]
A recipe to get you back to your running self
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine Don Wennerstrom has a piece of advice he likes to give that works pretty well for new or returning runners. It also sounds a lot like a good life [...]
Behind scenes at Pier 66 renovation project
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine Jessi Blakley grew up on the waters of Fort Lauderdale, boating and water skiing and learning to sail not far from where she grew up in the neighborhood of [...]
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- Hurricane Zeta knocks out power to thousands and brings floods to Louisiana coastAfter slamming into the Louisiana coast Wednesday afternoon, Hurricane Zeta knocked out power to thousands and is threatening to push up to 9 feet of sea water inland in a Gulf Coast region that has already seen its fair share of storms this year.
- Black and Hispanic voters more likely to have ballots rejectedThe disparity in flagged ballots has the effect, some experts say, of suppressing minority votes.
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- Hurricane Zeta knocks out power to thousands and brings floods to Louisiana coastAfter slamming into the Louisiana coast Wednesday afternoon, Hurricane Zeta knocked out power to thousands and is threatening to push up to 9 feet of sea water inland in a Gulf Coast region that has already seen its fair share of storms this year.
- Black and Hispanic voters more likely to have ballots rejectedThe disparity in flagged ballots has the effect, some experts say, of suppressing minority votes.
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- Ask Lois: Unclear how student enrollment data will affect fundingSchools and COVID-19 questions. A reader Asks Lois how school enrollment figures will determine state funding.
- Come in costume, donate shoes to help high school seniorsIf you’ve been cleaning out your closet during the COVID-19 shutdown, the Pompano Beach-Lighthouse Rotary Club has an opportunity to drive by and donate your shoes to a good cause.
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Hurricane Zeta knocks out power to thousands and brings floods to Louisiana coastAfter slamming into the Louisiana coast Wednesday afternoon, Hurricane Zeta knocked out power to thousands and is threatening to push up to 9 feet of sea water inland in a Gulf Coast region that has already seen its fair share of storms this year.
- Black and Hispanic voters more likely to have ballots rejectedThe disparity in flagged ballots has the effect, some experts say, of suppressing minority votes.
- Former candidate sues Broward public defender over firingFormer Assistant Broward Public Defender Ruby Green accused Public Defender Howard Finkelstein of violating her First Amendment rights by firing her by e-mail the day after she lost the primary election to replace him.
