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Artpop!#evoke Draws New Talent to Magnetic Pompano

By Andrea Richard
Jul 26, 2016

Fort Lauderdale's FAT Village has been Broward's art star in recent years, but it's certainly not the only game in town. Pompano Beach's cultural scene is ready to pop thanks, in part, to arts management group the Creatives and its initiative Magnetic Pompano. Launched in May, Magnetic is an incubation...
ArtsUP in Fort Lauderdale: New FAT Village Gallery Doubles as an Event Space

By Andrea Richard
Apr 12, 2016

ArtsUP is the latest addition to the increasingly popular FAT Village in downtown Fort Lauderdale. This unique gallery brings high-quality art installations to a new level — specifically, the level that starts at 12 feet overhead and goes up to the much-higher ceiling. Neil Ramsay, founder and director of the...
Reward for Missing Davie Cats Upped to $30,000

By Andrea Richard
Apr 7, 2016

Last month, animal lover Steve Rosen offered a reward of $20,000, for his seven missing cats. Although one of his the felines, named Bandit, has since returned unharmed, six remain at large — and to find them, Rosen has raised the reward to a whopping $30,000. He hopes the increase...
Broward Man Offers $20,000 Reward for Info About Missing Cats

By Andrea Richard
Mar 17, 2016

One of Broward's most notable animal lovers says seven of his cats were snatched off his property. He is offering a $20,000 reward for their return. Steve Rosen is a retired dentist and businessman from Davie. He made national news in 2002, when 500 black-tailed jackrabbits that were living in...
Fort Lauderdale Opts Out of County's Civil Citation Program for Marijuana

By Andrea Richard
Feb 29, 2016

Broward tokers, beware: if you're caught in possession of marijuana, in much of South Florida, cops have the option to slap you with a civil citation rather than haul you off to jail on criminal charges. But city commissioners in Fort Lauderdale decided this month that an offense within city...

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