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Inside five showpiece South Florida kitchens
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Ask any real estate agent which room is most likely to sell a home buyer, and they’ll probably give you the same answer: the kitchen. That’s because the [...]
Make a pizza at home like a real pizzeria
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine The crane that pulled up outside Aaron Brooks’ house was massive. Like high-rise-construction-site huge. He was kind of stunned by it. Brooks is the head chef at Edge Steak [...]
Coming this weekend in City & Shore Magazine
By Mark Gauert Editor of City & Shore Magazine I wish I could say that I planned this. That I knew we’d be spending more time at home now. That I foresaw a time we’d have [...]
Designer fireplaces hot even in South Florida
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine With the holidays upon us, do you find yourself missing the fireplace you had up north? The crackle of the flames? The aroma of the woodsmoke? The splitting [...]
Kitchen design starts to show some color
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine DESIGNER: Patty Kukes PHOTOGRAPHER: Robert Brantley Any room may have an inspiration piece the design evolves around. For a snowbird couple that spends summers in the Hamptons, it [...]
Hot kitchen gadgets, products for cooks
South Florida designers are always looking for the next best thing in kitchens, and these cool products, they say, are hot. By Charlyne Varkonyi Schau b Tweet [...]
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- Four murders, then the breakthrough: How DNA led to this serial killings suspect in FloridaProsecutors say they hope to show a jury DNA and other evidence that Robert Tyrone Hayes is a serial killer who murdered three women in Daytona Beach in late 2005/early 2006, then killed another woman in Palm Beach County in early 2016.
- Coast Guard seeking tips on who pointed laser light at crew during rescue missionThe Coast Guard wants to know who pointed a laser light at a Coast Guard vessel during a rescue operation off Palm Beach County.
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- Four murders, then the breakthrough: How DNA led to this serial killings suspect in FloridaProsecutors say they hope to show a jury DNA and other evidence that Robert Tyrone Hayes is a serial killer who murdered three women in Daytona Beach in late 2005/early 2006, then killed another woman in Palm Beach County in early 2016.
- Coast Guard seeking tips on who pointed laser light at crew during rescue missionThe Coast Guard wants to know who pointed a laser light at a Coast Guard vessel during a rescue operation off Palm Beach County.
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- 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.
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- Four murders, then the breakthrough: How DNA led to this serial killings suspect in FloridaProsecutors say they hope to show a jury DNA and other evidence that Robert Tyrone Hayes is a serial killer who murdered three women in Daytona Beach in late 2005/early 2006, then killed another woman in Palm Beach County in early 2016.
- Coast Guard seeking tips on who pointed laser light at crew during rescue missionThe Coast Guard wants to know who pointed a laser light at a Coast Guard vessel during a rescue operation off Palm Beach County.
- 19 illegal migrants caught near Boynton Beach Inlet, but boat that smuggled them escapes, officials sayThe U.S. Border Patrol took 19 migrants into custody near the Boynton Beach Inlet, but the boat involved in the "maritime smuggling event" got away.
