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Mar 10, 2016
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By Joann Smith The Fort Lauderdale Woman’s Club predates the city’s own founding: It was created as a service organization in January 1911, two months before Fort Lauderdale was officially
By Joann Smith The Fort Lauderdale Woman’s Club predates the city’s own founding: It was created as a service organization in January 1911, two months before Fort Lauderdale was officially
By Jameson Olive Portrait by Ryan Stone Jaromír Jágr’s locker is a mess. The veteran forward has commandeered two stalls in the southeast corner of the Florida Panthers dressing room
The Florida Panthers’ star trio shows us how hot ice hockey can be.
NSU Art Museum’s “Bellissima” exhibition is a requiem to Italian high fashion.
By Patricia Zeiler Between 1894 and 1895, Henry Flagler wintered at his West Palm Beach resort, the same spot where his Florida East Coast Railway tracks ended. Flagler had initially
By Linda Brockman There’s no denying Fort Lauderdale’s future as a destination for affluent homebuyers. “In the next two years, we will have a new landscape and horizon with exciting
By Ronald Ahrens Nine years ago, TV/film producer Jim Astrausky read about Wayne Carini in The New York Times and approached him, saying, “I’d like to do a show about
Anyone who knows me well knows that I’m very literal. If you say you’ll be ready for me in five minutes, I’ll be ready in five minutes. Sometimes I tell
By Nila Do Simon Photography by Ryan Stone Just when you think Fort Lauderdale’s beachside dining scene has peaked, The Ritz-Carlton brings its latest restaurant concept to the table. Open
Miami Dolphins cornerback Brent Grimes proves superheroes do exist.
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