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Drink Bottles Become Vintage-Like Gifts at Wesley’s Wicks

Sarah Haupt February 8, 2021

At only 20 years old, Wesley Silverstein has created a successful business that supports him, his customers, and our planet! Wesley’s Wicks is the name of his online Etsy Shop, Instagram, and Facebook Page. While I’m sure you can infer from the name, Wesley’s Wicks is a candle shop! However,

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A Quick Guide to Starting a Small Business in Florida

Desiree Avila February 3, 2021

Small businesses have taken the brunt of the global health crisis. Here in Oakland Park, business owners had to make many adjustments in order to weather these tough times. These include: furloughing workers, establishing an online presence, and investing in safety and hygiene practices. Failing to adapt to the changes brought upon by the pandemic […]

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Allied Kitchen and Bath: A Family Centered Business

Beth Cooper February 3, 2021

“Blood is thicker than water” is a common adage to describe the sacredness of family. Wise quotes like this have been displayed on Allied Kitchen and Bath’s iconic east and west marquee sign on Oakland Park Blvd for 37 years. The brothers change their prophetic quotes weekly and constantly receive calls and emails from drivers […]

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Oakland Parkers Express Mixed Feelings About the Sale of the Mai Kai

Desiree Avila February 1, 2021

Almost 65 years ago Bob and Jack Thornton, brothers and tiki lovers, opened the doors of Mai-Kai, Polynesian Restaurant. With its distinctive Polynesian decor, triangle shaped thatched hut roof and exotic tiki pleasures, the restaurant soon became a landmark in Oakland Park and Greater Fort Lauderdale. It also earned its place on the U.S. National […]

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Be Better Than Yesterday at Battlefitted Gym

Anamaria Moreno January 27, 2021

L.A. Fitness, Crunch, You Fit, Planet Fitness… All these gyms have one thing in common: they’re known as Big Box Gyms. Owned by large companies, and spread all over different corners of large cities, these gyms have people flocking to them to start new fitness goals, continue a fitness routine, or simply start a new […]

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Boar’s Nest Saloon: More than a Biker Bar

Anamaria Moreno January 15, 2021 Post a comment

We have all heard the saying, “Don’t judge a book by its cover”. Looks can be deceiving, especially after first glance. First impressions can help us make our minds about something or someone in an instant. Living or working in Oakland Park, and using Prospect as a way to get around, you may have passed […]

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Tenth Level Tavern: Oakland Park’s One and Only Barcade

Sarah Haupt January 13, 2021

It’s important for this place to feel like by big living room. I want them to feel this is their home. I built it and I’m working in it, but it exists for the people who come and use it and participate and have experiences. Joey Cammisa, Owner of Tenth Level Tavern This past week, […]

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Lacuna Design: Transforming Wood Into Custom Art

Anamaria Moreno January 11, 2021

The dictionary will define “lacuna” as a noun and it is defined two ways. One definition is a blank space, or a missing part. The other definition is a small cavity or pit in an anatomical structure. Though Lacuna Design Studios’ name was inspired by an Italian rock band from Italy, Lacuna Coil, the name […]

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Catfish Deweys: A Landmark in Oakland Park

Anamaria Moreno January 5, 2021

Nestled on Andrews Avenue between Prospect Road and Oakland Park Boulevard is a landmark location named Catfish Deweys. For the last 36 years, at this very location, it has served Oakland Park fresh fish, like their signature item Catfish to be specific, and other delectable seafood items on their menu. As other seafood restaurants prepare […]

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What Does $15/Hour Minimum Wage Hike Mean for Small Businesses?

James Cox December 29, 2020

2020 has certainly been challenging on most people, but small business owners may be taking some of the hardest punches. The year has been plagued with a pandemic, major political unrest, a recession and debates on handling the pandemic, compensation for people out of work, financial assistance for everyone else, questions about medical care and […]

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