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Program helps pinpoint causes of stroke
By Jana Soeldner Danger City & Shore Magazine After a stroke, it’s important to minimize the risk of a second one. Sometimes, however, the cause of a stroke isn’t readily discernible, making it more difficult to [...]
Self portraits of the artists in Boca Raton
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine In an era when the selfie has become the go-to visual expression for Everyman, a new exhibition at the Boca Raton Museum of Art shows you how it’s done [...]
Saint Andrew’s: State’s Top Boarding School
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Founded in 1961 as an all-boys boarding school, Saint Andrew’s School now also boasts a large day program on a vibrant 81-acre co-ed campus in Boca Raton that serves [...]
Renters fuel a luxury apartment boom
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Italian cabinets. Quartz countertops. Bosch appliances. Amazing views. If you think these features describe a luxury South Florida condominium, think again. You’ll find them — and more — [...]
Project gives students taste of water crisis
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine For students at St. Andrew’s School, a recent hands-on assignment on one of the world’s most precious resources proved to be a lesson that, literally, holds water. As part [...]
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- Two rescues in two days, including man on a makeshift raft off Key West, Coast Guard saysThe Coast Guard rescued two men in two days off the coast of Key West, Florida this weekend. One was on a makeshift raft made up wooden pallets and a hand-truck.
- Puerto Rico declares state of emergency over violence against womenThe executive order—which allocates public resources to address femicides and other forms of violence against women—is considered an important step in addressing a long-existing issue that jumped back into the spotlight after a recent murder.
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- Two rescues in two days, including man on a makeshift raft off Key West, Coast Guard saysThe Coast Guard rescued two men in two days off the coast of Key West, Florida this weekend. One was on a makeshift raft made up wooden pallets and a hand-truck.
- Puerto Rico declares state of emergency over violence against womenThe executive order—which allocates public resources to address femicides and other forms of violence against women—is considered an important step in addressing a long-existing issue that jumped back into the spotlight after a recent murder.
Shopping & Beauty
- MLK essay winners ponder fame versus greatnessOur Savior Lutheran School seventh-grader Brooke Harter and American Heritage 12th-grader Kayla Rubenstein recently were selected as the winners in the city of Plantation’s annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. essay writing contest.
- Marching band returning to the field for drive-in showThe West Broward High School’s Performance Ensemble will once again be in the spotlight on Jan. 29, hosting its first show at Pembroke Pines Charter Field, 17189 Sheridan St., in Fort Lauderdale since local schools were shut down last March.
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Two rescues in two days, including man on a makeshift raft off Key West, Coast Guard saysThe Coast Guard rescued two men in two days off the coast of Key West, Florida this weekend. One was on a makeshift raft made up wooden pallets and a hand-truck.
- Puerto Rico declares state of emergency over violence against womenThe executive order—which allocates public resources to address femicides and other forms of violence against women—is considered an important step in addressing a long-existing issue that jumped back into the spotlight after a recent murder.
- Driver in fatal wrong-way crash was drunk, police sayA 42-year-old man driving a Chevy Tahoe was weaving between oncoming cars on University Drive in Sunrise on Saturday night. He crashed into two cars, leaving one man dead.
