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The way to Miami begins along Coral Way
By Thomas Swick City & Shore HOME Issue For the pantheon of Miami streets, Coral Way rarely gets a mention, yet it does more to lift my spirits than Calle Ocho or Collins Avenue or even [...]
Canada’s answer to Chip and Joanna Gaines come to HGTV by way of Florida
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine Bryan and Sarah Baeumler are big on HGTV Canada. Maybe not American HGTV stars Chip and Joanna Gaines big. No, not yet. But big enough, they get mobbed at [...]
Away from it all on the Norwegian Bliss
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine Is it possible to get away from a crowd of 4,004 passengers and 1,716 crew aboard a 994-foot cruise ship? A cruise ship that boasts the longest (at 1,000 [...]
Getting to Key West is more than half the fun
By Thomas Swick City & Shore Magazine Of the many attractions in the Keys – fishing, snorkeling, boating, chilling – the one that almost all visitors partake of is driving. (There are a few old salts [...]
Close to attractions, and to home, in Orlando
By Patti Roth City & Shore Magazine For many vacationers traveling to Orlando, a traditional resort is the obvious place to stay. But some visitors prefer a different option. A vacation rental home was ideal for [...]
An RV may be in your future, down the road
By Emily J. Minor City & Shore PRIME Magazine Taking off in an RV to see the country is not for everyone, let’s start with that. The road is often bumpy, and not in a colloquial [...]
Travel editor’s pick: Where to Go in 2018
By Thomas Swick City & Shore Magazine In Florida Tampa Tourists, like armies, march on their stomachs, which is why this city, sometimes called The Big Guava, warrants your attention. Chefs like Greg Baker (don’t miss [...]
Six winter escapes to take you far, away
By Terry Gardener and Anne Z. Cooke Tweet [...]
The hills are alive, and lively, in Swiss summer
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine The lady in the ball cap walking her dog down the mountain asked where I was from. “Floride?’’ she repeated in French, before switching to English. “Why would [...]
Five late-summer Florida road trips
By Bonnie Gross City & Shore PRIME Wakullah Springs A historic state-park lodge near Tallahassee Just 15 minutes south of Tallahassee, Wakulla Springs State Park feels like a well-preserved heirloom. Made famous by Tarzan films – [...]
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- Frost and near-freezing temps in the forecast for South Florida’s coldest night of the winterA frost advisory has been issued for inland Palm Beach and Broward as well as several other southern Florida counties through 8 a.m. Monday as the temperature in some parts was expected to plunge to near-freezing, the National Weather Service said.
- Florida gets estimated $4 billion bump in tax dollarsFlorida will collect nearly $4 billion more in general-revenue taxes than had been expected over two years, economists say.
Shopping & Beauty
- ‘It’s home cooking’: Taj Indian Grill opens in Cooper CityEven before its recent grand opening, Taj Indian Grill was a hit with diners in western Broward County looking to add a little spice to their lives.
- Strawberry fields forever: Pick strawberries off the vine at these South Florida u-picksNow that Florida's strawberry harvest season (generally December-May) is back, demand for in South Florida’s ripe strawberry fields is reaching its peak. Here are five u-pick farms in the area.
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Frost and near-freezing temps in the forecast for South Florida’s coldest night of the winterA frost advisory has been issued for inland Palm Beach and Broward as well as several other southern Florida counties through 8 a.m. Monday as the temperature in some parts was expected to plunge to near-freezing, the National Weather Service said.
- Florida gets estimated $4 billion bump in tax dollarsFlorida will collect nearly $4 billion more in general-revenue taxes than had been expected over two years, economists say.
- COVID-19 update: Florida reports 22,818 new cases, lowest daily count since ChristmasFlorida reported 22,818 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday as the 7-day average for new cases dropped to its lowest level since Dec. 28, according to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control. Here are the latest statistics.
