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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 [...]
Toast the new year with champagne cocktails
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine I gaze into the golden light bubbling through the glass of champagne in my hand, and glance at the burnt-red corruption at the bottom of the crème de cassis [...]
How to live very well on the ski slopes
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine As Floridians, we have maybe an uncommon desire to be warm. And so this story about ski vacations will begin with just simply the coziest moment that could exist. [...]
Affairs of the arts: Critics’ pick of the season
Our entertainment writers have taken a long look at the season ahead in the Arts in South Florida, and found much to love. ART Question Bridge: Black Males Through Dec. 18 Norton Museum of Art, [...]
Class acts: Challenges, triumphs of teaching
By Felicia S. Levine City & Shore Magazine Great educators don’t just teach students, but guide and inspire them. We’ve all got a story: The instructor who helped you conquer the fear of geometry, or provided [...]
Fall fashion forecast 2016: Easy does it
No need to stress about the transition from summer to fall fashion this season. Just mix sophisticated swimwear with simple silhouettes, and Tweet [...]
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- 'Monty Python's Spamalot' is a holy hoot at the Kravis CenterThe Tony Award-winning musical is given a riotous staging by MNM Productions in West Palm Beach.
- Marquis de Sade play takes a beating at the Abyss TheatreTheater company Infinite Abyss is not up to the task of playwright Doug Wright's 'Quills.'
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- 'Monty Python's Spamalot' is a holy hoot at the Kravis CenterThe Tony Award-winning musical is given a riotous staging by MNM Productions in West Palm Beach.
- Marquis de Sade play takes a beating at the Abyss TheatreTheater company Infinite Abyss is not up to the task of playwright Doug Wright's 'Quills.'
Shopping & Beauty
- Free $10 gift cards at Publix with $20 purchasesJust in time for upcoming Memorial Day parties and picnics, get free $10 gift cards at Publix. Stock up for summer and snag up to three free $10 gift cards with each $20 purchase of Conagra Brand foods. There are 490 participating products to choose from, including Hunt's Ketchup, Hebrew National,...
- Just for teachers: Free Orlando theme park tickets, big savings on Disney hotelsIt's been a long school year and hard-working teachers have earned some fun as school lets out and summer kicks off. Teachers planning upcoming Memorial Day weekend getaways or summer vacations can use their school IDs to get free entry at several Orlando theme parks and attractions, and save on...
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Islamic State group claims responsibility for deadly Manchester Arena bombiingThe Islamic State group claimed responsibility Tuesday for the suicide attack at an Ariana Grande show that left 22 people dead as young concertgoers fled, some still wearing the American pop star's trademark kitten ears and holding pink balloons. Teenage screams filled the Manchester Arena just...
- Two dead after catamaran rams friend's boat on Intracoastal in Fort LauderdaleThey were friends cruising to a bar on the Intracoastal Waterway, one driving a smaller boat running at idle speed, the other piloting a bigger catamaran coming up behind him at a breakneck pace. About 10:30 p.m. Saturday, the larger boat plowed into the other in Fort Lauderdale, leaving four people...
- Father charged after Lauderhill ATV crashA father taking his 10-year-old son for a ride on an ATV landed them both in the hospital and the dad charged with multiple crimes. The crash happened about 7 p.m. Sunday as Donny Delane Chestnut, 31, was driving the all-terrain-vehicle on the 3700 block of Northwest Eighth Street with his son...
