Park & Recreate
In fort lauderdale, we’ve got a 12-month outdoor season – and we’ve also got an excellent and expansive parks system. fort lauderdale residents pay for them, so we should get…
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Salt(ier) Life
Climate change is real, sea-level rise is happening and if South Florida wants to survive, we’re going to have to adapt. One research project is at the forefront of figuring…
Jaws of Life
Sharks can get a bad rap. But a Nova Southeastern scientist has dedicated his professional life to helping save sharks – and he’d like us to know about how they…
DINE with a Purpose
On April 18th, guests arrived to the Grateful Palate Catering and Events with great anticipation for two reasons: to give back to our community and to experience the first annual…
Farm Fresh Florida
Broward, and Florida in general, don’t always conjure up images of farming communities. But if you want the food on your plate to be local, you might be surprised by…
Trading Up
In Fort Lauderdale and around the country, there’s an increasingly desperate demand for skilled tradespeople. That means there’s also tremendous opportunity for those looking to train for a career. His…
Summer of Fun
Still looking to book a summer camp? Want to find fun summer events that are cheap or free? Look no further – we’ve got you covered. Aikido Kids Camp Ages:…
New Routes Home
After years of public struggles & controversy, Fort Lauderdale is earning praise for new programs & partnerships aimed at helping people who are homeless. But some proposed solutions remain fraught.…
Midcentury Masterpiece
Much of Fort Lauderdale’s most robust growth coincided with an architecture and design style that was modern, for-the-people and unapologetically fun. We’re not just modern, we’re Midcentury Modern. Johnny Carson…