It’s that time of year when Florida’s beaches become a sandy birthing center for endangered sea turtles trying to eke out future survival.
They took to boating during COVID’S onset in 2020, a small group compelled to support the LGBTQ+ community with a flotilla down the New River during Gay Pride Month.
Most of us thought the news we were waiting for would be as gloomy as our weather, which was why the Fish or Cut Bait Society’s clubhouse was crowded that afternoon.
For 40 years, scientists have tried on and off to restore sea urchins on coral reefs because they eat harmful algae that otherwise smothers ecosystems.
The Hillsboro Inlet Sailing Club recently concluded their annual Spring Youth Sailing session for kids ages 8 to 18 at Quiet Waters Park in Deerfield Beach.
FORT LAUDERDALE — If your seawall has eroded to the extent that you’re flooding out your neighbors, you’ll probably need to make some changes.
Olivia Antillon-Galvan, 10, figured she would one day be a quantum physicist, or even an astronaut.
Peer Annika Wardlaw, 11, saw her future as a heart and lung surgeon.
Donations from friends and loyal customers has brought a popular floating eatery back to Fort Lauderdale’s party-hungry boaters.
Meet Jorge Ameglio, 53, a real estate broker and Boca Raton resident. He owns three boats: a Galeon 640 Fly, a Brabus Shadow 900 and a Boston Whaler 270 Dauntless. All are named Godspeed.
With beans or without? Mild or hot? Meat or no meat? Any way you slice it, chili is on the menu at two upcoming events.