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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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- Florida surpasses 8,000 COVID-19 deaths with Friday’s pandemic reportNewly reported COVID-19 infections are holding steady in Florida. Officials reported 7,686 cases on Friday, just a hair more than the 7,650 cases added on the previous day.
- Joe Biden apologizes for comments on diversity among Black peopleBiden enjoyed strong support from Black voters during the Democratic primary season, and Black voters overwhelmingly tell pollsters they will not vote for President Donald Trump in November.
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- Florida surpasses 8,000 COVID-19 deaths with Friday’s pandemic reportNewly reported COVID-19 infections are holding steady in Florida. Officials reported 7,686 cases on Friday, just a hair more than the 7,650 cases added on the previous day.
- Joe Biden apologizes for comments on diversity among Black peopleBiden enjoyed strong support from Black voters during the Democratic primary season, and Black voters overwhelmingly tell pollsters they will not vote for President Donald Trump in November.
Shopping & Beauty
- A place to connect: Mom creates free homeschool social networkBoca Raton mother Randi Zucker started the beta launch of homeschoolroomies.com, a social network dedicated to all things homeschooling.
- ‘This will pass’: Teen writes letters to help others feel better during COVID-19Bryce Rose, of Pembroke Pines, who has always enjoyed getting handwritten letters in the mail, decided that she would create handmade cards for the people in the Lauderdale West community.
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Florida surpasses 8,000 COVID-19 deaths with Friday’s pandemic reportNewly reported COVID-19 infections are holding steady in Florida. Officials reported 7,686 cases on Friday, just a hair more than the 7,650 cases added on the previous day.
- Joe Biden apologizes for comments on diversity among Black peopleBiden enjoyed strong support from Black voters during the Democratic primary season, and Black voters overwhelmingly tell pollsters they will not vote for President Donald Trump in November.
- Tropical wave on track to approach the mid-AtlanticThe tropical wave is expected to continue traveling in a westward motion toward the Caribbean Sea over the next several days.
