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Trio of teachers sing praises of music education
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Music. You might be listening to it right now. Or maybe it’s playing unnoticed in the background. Music is so everywhere anymore that sometimes it’s like it’s not even [...]
2018 Broward Non-Profit Award winners named
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Broward’s non-profit organizations and their leaders Friday (2/23) were recognized for their hard work, dedication and achievement in an awards ceremony complete with red carpet, sparkling wine and [...]
Gym tailors workouts for an older crowd
By Emily J. Minor City & Shore PRIME Magazine As business owners, Jodi and Thad Rund saw a niche opening. As fitness experts, they saw a need. “I just noticed that pretty much anyone over 45 was [...]
Tim Allen brings a lot of know-how about cars, and laughs, to the Boca Raton Concours d’Elegance
By Jane Wollman Rusoff City & Shore PRIME Magazine Tim Allen has carved out a career cheerfully skewering human foibles. To laugh at his antic comedy act is often to laugh at ourselves. So is it [...]
Counting the ways we love South Florida in season
By Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto, Greg Carannante, Jana Soledner Danger, Thomas Swick and Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Al fresco dining Summer in Florida is hot. (Especially for Floridians). So when that first hint of winter [...]
Walking in a winter fashion wonderland
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A procrastinator’s Guide to Last-Minute Gifts
By Patti Roth City & Shore Magazine If your seasonal shopping to-do list is blinking in the background, relax. There’s plenty of time to score a perfect present. In fact, some of our suggestions are readily [...]
Arts season preview – our critics picks
Our entertainment writers Greg Carannante, Jake Cline, Ben Crandell, Rod Stafford Hagwood and Phillip Valys have sized up the 2017-18 season in the arts, and can’t wait for the shows to go on. ART The Norton [...]
How to plan for Medicare before turning 65
By Robyn A. Friedman PRIME Magazine If you’re a baby boomer nearing age 65, then you’re probably aware that you’ll soon be eligible for Medicare. What you might not know, however, is how to sign up, [...]
Below Deck captains steer steady course
By Johnny Diaz City & Shore Magazine Fort Lauderdale Capt. Lee Rosbach has been yachting on TV for so long that he’s earned another title: Stud of the Sea. The captain has starred in Bravo’s Below [...]
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- U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds cancel Fort Lauderdale Air Show appearanceThe Thunderbirds lost a pilot in a fatal training crash earlier this month in Nevada.
- Review: Stiltsville Fish Bar in Miami Beach wobbles with inconsistencyTwo and a half stars for Stiltsville Fish Bar, where chef couple Jeff McInnis and Janine Booth create an unfussy seafood vibe but where the food can be uneven.
The Go Guide
- U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds cancel Fort Lauderdale Air Show appearanceThe Thunderbirds lost a pilot in a fatal training crash earlier this month in Nevada.
- Review: Stiltsville Fish Bar in Miami Beach wobbles with inconsistencyTwo and a half stars for Stiltsville Fish Bar, where chef couple Jeff McInnis and Janine Booth create an unfussy seafood vibe but where the food can be uneven.
Shopping & Beauty
- Starbucks Happy Hour: Half off grande MacchiatosSave 50 percent on grande Macchiatos at Starbucks Happy Hour on Thursday. Sign up to get an invitation with a ring code and then stop in starting at 3 p.m. at participating stores to get the savings. Starbucks has changed its popular promotion and now requires a promo code at the register found...
- Free AMC movie ticket with Coca-Cola Freestyle drink purchasesDrink up and get a free movie ticket at AMC Theatres, just as summer blockbusters are being released. Download the free Coca-Cola Freestyle app and scan the barcode on the machine in theaters (one per day per device) to get a free ticket after purchasing two drinks. Then, you'll get an email with...
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Do you still support Sheriff Scott Israel?The Broward Sheriff’s Office Deputies Association’s 1,300 members have been voting electronically since last Friday on whether they still have confidence in Broward Sheriff Scott Israel. The results of that vote are set to be announced at 4 p.m. Thursday. Israel denounced the vote, saying the union’s...
- U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds cancel Fort Lauderdale Air Show appearanceThe Thunderbirds lost a pilot in a fatal training crash earlier this month in Nevada.
- Cooper City burglar seen on cellphone video, reports sayA Cooper City woman watched helplessly on her cellphone as a burglar ransacked her home and Broward Sheriff’s detectives are searching for him. A security company called Michelle Miller-Hayle at work Monday when her home’s alarm was activated and she was able to view her home surveillance cameras...
