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South Florida Homes with Room for a Yacht
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine With 300 miles of waterways and 40,000 resident yachts, it’s no wonder Fort Lauderdale’s known as the “Venice of America.” The city is a boater’s paradise, offering easy [...]
Hot property: Live like royalty in Jupiter
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine This 17,294-square-foot mansion in Jupiter is so regal even its name — “The Venetian Palazzo” — reflects the grandeur and luxury within. Located on a two-acre lot in [...]
Show House designers share tips, from their spaces to yours
By Patti Roth City & Shore Magazine With a square toilet in a sultry powder room, a wall tiled in seashells and ruby-red lips as the focal point on a hand-tufted area rug, a spectacular waterfront [...]
Q&A: Creating ‘seaside comfortable’ spaces
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine Will Meyer, of Meyer Davis Studio Inc., led a recent tour of the seaside comfortable spaces he and partner Gray Davis designed for the new Auberge Residences & Spa [...]
Finding sanctuary, and wisdom, in the bath
By Doreen Christensen City & Shore Magazine I do my best thinking in the bathtub. There is virtually no personal problem I can’t solve once I slip into a hot bath. As I ponder the day [...]
A room with a crew: Five South Florida homes with enough room for a yacht
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Fort Lauderdale is known as the “Venice of America” — and with good reason. The city boasts 165 miles of navigable waterways, from scenic canals to flowing rivers [...]
Hot kitchens: the latest design trends
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine You can follow the crowd and opt for an all-white kitchen. You can take a more courageous path using warm accents of stained wood. Or go for an [...]
Outdoor kitchens make a splash poolside
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Maybe it’s the soothing trickle of a fountain, sleek lounge chairs in the pool’s beach entry or a kitchen that has everything from a pizza oven to a [...]
How to make condo life more beautiful
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore PRIME Owning a single-family home can get overwhelming. Landscape maintenance. Roof repairs. Power-washing driveways. Broken pool pumps. Something always needs to be added, maintained or replaced in a single-family home. [...]
18 design ideas for 2018: Editor’s choice
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Contributing Design Editor When was the last time you added something new to your home? Design should evolve year to year to help you feel more connected and more [...]
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- Trump promotes health care ‘vision’ ahead of Jacksonville rally, Miami Latino round-tablePresident Donald Trump unveiled his health care agenda ahead of a two-day swing to several battleground states, including the all-important Florida. There, he was holding a rally in Jacksonville and will court Latino voters at a round-table in Doral on Friday.
- Ruptured gas line closes Florida’s Turnpike; residents had to stay indoors or evacuateThe blast from a ruptured gas line blew a crater into the side of the northbound overpass on Florida's Turnpike near Lake Worth Road. Hundreds of cars were steered away because of the potential for catastrophe.
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- Trump promotes health care ‘vision’ ahead of Jacksonville rally, Miami Latino round-tablePresident Donald Trump unveiled his health care agenda ahead of a two-day swing to several battleground states, including the all-important Florida. There, he was holding a rally in Jacksonville and will court Latino voters at a round-table in Doral on Friday.
- Ruptured gas line closes Florida’s Turnpike; residents had to stay indoors or evacuateThe blast from a ruptured gas line blew a crater into the side of the northbound overpass on Florida's Turnpike near Lake Worth Road. Hundreds of cars were steered away because of the potential for catastrophe.
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- Farmer grows crops in closet of his Coral Springs apartmentWhen the pandemic put restaurants to rest (temporarily), waiter Julio Alvarado fell back on his Oasis MicroFarm, which he started out of his apartment three years ago. Now micro farming has gone from a side hustle to a full time job.
- Ask Lois: Why don’t schools consider the pediatric positivity rate?Schools and COVID-19 questions. A reader asks why school don't consider the pediatric positivity rate as they decide when to reopen.
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- Trump promotes health care ‘vision’ ahead of Jacksonville rally, Miami Latino round-tablePresident Donald Trump unveiled his health care agenda ahead of a two-day swing to several battleground states, including the all-important Florida. There, he was holding a rally in Jacksonville and will court Latino voters at a round-table in Doral on Friday.
- Ruptured gas line closes Florida’s Turnpike; residents had to stay indoors or evacuateThe blast from a ruptured gas line blew a crater into the side of the northbound overpass on Florida's Turnpike near Lake Worth Road. Hundreds of cars were steered away because of the potential for catastrophe.
- Prosecutors drop charges against Patriots owner Robert Kraft after cops bungled sex stingFlorida prosecutors on Thursday dropped all criminal charges against New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, ending a flawed case that began with a police prostitution sting using secret video cameras at a Palm Beach County massage parlor early last year.
