History with a Future
The riverside Bryan homes are among Fort Lauderdale’s most important historic buildings. And after years of neglect, they’re getting new life. The Bryan brothers, Tom and Reed, built their houses…
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Not Silent, Not Alone
Amy Daumit suffered in an abusive relationship for nearly 20 years. Today she works to help people find a different way. The Forget Me Not flower is a small, unassuming…
Ever Vigilant
Fort Lauderdale company is becoming an international leader in oral cancer prevention. For Matthew Kim, the idea for his company came when he was taking his mother to doctor visits…
Blueprint for Rentals as Condo Craze Cools
Flagler 626 may prove a pivotal project for Fort Lauderdale’s residential real estate development. A 12-story residential building planned in Flagler Village, it’s part of a shift in the focus…
Rebirth on the New River
For years Las Olas Riverfront has sat, mostly deserted, on prime New River property. Now a buyer has emerged with a new plan that includes much-needed rental apartments. Mostly vacant…
Making Friends with Panthers
In addition to winning more on the ice, the Florida Panthers are working hard to create winning partnerships around South Florida. Some of Randy Moller’s earliest memories are of skating…
Making the Show Float
Countless details go into bringing together the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. We talked to a boat show veteran who knows all about it. Andrew Doole first worked the Fort…
Bahia Marred
Debate over proposed redevelopment of Bahia Mar has been, shall we say, fraught. But the people involved are confident they’ll find a way forward. A shouting match in the public…
Freedom of the Seas
Time on the ocean can soothe and heal. A local nonprofit works to make one of Fort Lauderdale’s greatest natural resources available to those who need it most. Aref Abdala…