By Elena Lynch Too many people have become dependent on processed food. We come home from a long day of work and the last thing we want to do is slave over a stove while juggling homework with our kids….
Provided by Christopher Burton Homes (BPT) – Rome has been a starring city on the world stage throughout history. Art is all around you in this cultural center where pieces by Bernini, Raphael, Caravaggio and Michelangelo are daily decor. The…
“From Bollywood to Hollywood” is the theme of the 16th annual Melbourne Independent Filmmakers Festival (MIFF) that will honor the rich film tradition of India and Florida filmmakers and local talent. Films that will be shown at this year’s festival…
To read the full digital edition, click here! Features Sisters, Survivors The Power of Reinvention Upfronts Upfront: Concours Del Sol Around Town: Local Happenings Looking Good: Helping Breast Cancer Survivors Return to Their Natural Beauty At Your Service: Navigating…
By Suzanne Fox Sevel Sometimes we choose to reinvent ourselves. Other times, circumstances force change upon us. And still other times it’s a little of both. Reinvention when you have no choice, when your life was one way, and now…
Stories of Survival from Real Women Who’ve Been There Breast cancer survivors are passionate in their survivorship and supporting other women who are going through it. This month, we feature some local survivors who are helping others and changing the…
Dr. Mauricio J. Castellon leads the fight against breast cancer through restoration. According to The American Cancer Society, 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer during her lifetime. It is an unfortunate fact that most of…
By: Jason Alford, Director, Individual & Marketplace Sales for Health First Health Plans Learn How the Healthcare Law Affects You There is plenty of information on healthcare reform, so while healthcare reform brings a new requirement (or a “mandate”) to…
By Michelle Cannon Epting During the last several decades, the benefits of Chinese medicine and other Eastern philosophies have become widely accepted in Western societies. In the same time period, a Chinese cultural tradition, the Dragon Boat Racing Festival, has…
By Rebekah Duntz Photos provided by Tight Line Productions What is the one thing that brings everyone together? You probably guessed right: food. That’s exactly what Lori Halbert intends to do with her show, “Political Food for Thought.” It’s a…
St. Petersburg’s Vinoy Renaissance From its opening in 1925 as the Vinoy Park Hotel, this landmark retreat has attracted the rich, the powerful, the wealthy and the famous. The grandest of all the 1920s Boom Era hotels, the Vinoy became…
By Rebekah Duntz Tucked into a small, quiet courtyard in the Eau Gallie Arts District is a surprise indulgence, Joan’s Perfect Pie Shop, a locally owned gourmet pie shop. “I started making pies seven years ago from my house,” said…
By Sue DeWerff Satellite Beach’s Crystal Cooper’s love for surfing, fascination with clothing design, and late night conversations with her dad were just a few of the catalysts that gave birth to her company, Salty Sweet Enterprises. The surf lifestyle…
Over the past few weeks, I’ve noticed a shift at the grocery store. The summer seasonal items have been replaced with fall delights like pumpkin flavored Oreos, pumpkin donuts, pumpkin spice coffee creamers, pumpkin ice cream and much more. America…
Just like summer brings us time to play in the pool, take a vacation or attend a baseball game, autumn allows us to slow down and embrace the fall season. Here is a list of fun things to do this…