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Remembering communal life on The Farm
By Amy Beth Bennett City & Shore PRIME 70-year-old David Frohman is an insurance industry consultant who specializes in high-end pension planning. He lived in Delray Beach for 20 years before moving recently to Stuart. But [...]
The many colors of summer swimwear
Photography, Frankie Batista Stylist, Veronica Camacho Tweet [...]
Florida travel, resort, cruise summer deals
By Patti Roth City & Shore Travel Writer Whether you’re seeking a resort with activities for the whole family, a quaint inn for a romantic rendezvous or an excursion out to sea, Florida has something for [...]
Elegant South Florida bridal day gowns
Photography, Sam Robles Style Director, Elyse Ranart Tweet [...]
Made in South Florida: 10 things made here
By Emily J. Minor City & Shore Magazine Certain outsiders – we’re looking at you, New York – might make fun of Florida. You know, that whole Flori-DUH thing. And we can take some mild ribbing. [...]
It’s not too late to catch up with good health
By Jana Soeldner Danger City & Shore PRIME Magazine Yes, you can. No, it’s not too late. Even if you’ve been engaging in a less-than-healthy lifestyle, you can still make changes that will help you feel [...]
The New ROMANTICS: Style File 3-5-2017
Simple silks to elaborate laces – in subtle shades of abalone and pearl – define luxury for spring PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOSEPH MONTEZINO STYLE DIRECTOR, ELYSE RANART Tweet [...]
Stress? Relax and indulge a little this year
By Jana Soeldner Danger City & Shore Magazine Take a deep breath, relax and indulge a little this year. (We have suggestions). Spa Atlantic Spa Atlantic in the Atlantic Hotel on Fort Lauderdale Beach offers a [...]
Meet teachers behind student success
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Clack. Clack. Clack. That’s the sound of the stapler. It’s nearly 11 at night and it’s still clacking. My wife, a first-grade teacher in Fort Lauderdale, [...]
The Season: 17 good reasons to be in South Florida now through April
Editor’s note: There’s a thing you hear people say sometimes about where we live, about how those vacationers out on the beach work all year to spend just a week here. Fifty-one weeks of nine-to-five, just [...]
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- South Florida fans to celebrate Linkin Park's Chester Bennington at two eventsBennington, who died July 20, will be remembered during tributes in Davie and West Palm Beach.
- CityPlace restaurants offering midweek discounts through OctoberDiscounts on beer, wine, cocktails and food are available during CityPlace on Tap in West Palm Beach.
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- CityPlace restaurants offering midweek discounts through OctoberDiscounts on beer, wine, cocktails and food are available during CityPlace on Tap in West Palm Beach.
- Free solar eclipse watch parties in South FloridaWatch the solar eclipse for free at these bars, restaurants and science museums in Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach.
Shopping & Beauty
- Freebie Friday: Make free pinhole projector to watch eclipse; get $10 off $10 coupon at JC PenneyIt's Freebie Friday! In preparation for the Great American Eclipse on Monday, many people are looking for solar glasses to watch the big event. Fuggedaboutit! Stores are sold out. Instead, make a free pinhole projector in five easy steps. Or, grab that colander from the kitchen! I've rounded up ...
- Solar eclipse special: All-you-can-eat 'Mooncakes' at Denny's on MondayThere will be a delicious solar eclipse at Denny's when the chain serves unlimited "Mooncakes" on Aug. 21. As the frenzy over the Great American Eclipse builds, the restaurant chain will offer all-you-can eat Mooncakes -- known every other day of the year as buttermilk pancakes -- for just $4,...
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- More groups ditch plans for fundraisers at Mar-A-LagoThe American Red Cross and the Salvation Army became the latest charitable organizations Friday to abandon plans for events at President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort. They’re among several philanthropic groups canceling plans at the resort as pressure mounts from business leaders over the president’s...
- Red-light camera bill to come up again in LegislatureFlorida's long-running debate about red-light cameras is coming back to the Legislature in 2018. Sen. Travis Hutson, R-St. Augustine, and Rep. Bryan Avila, R-Hialeah, said Friday they have filed legislation to repeal parts of state law that allow local governments to use red-light cameras. Among...
- Driver arrested after road-rage shooting on I-95, troopers sayA driver was taken into custody Friday after bullets flew on Interstate 95 in what state troopers say was a road-rage incident. The incident began unfolding shortly after 6 a.m. in the southbound lanes of I-95 in northern Palm Beach County when the driver of a silver SUV flashed his lights at the...
