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  • 1 week ago | travelandleisure.com | Skye Sherman

    I’m a Floridian through and through, but something about Bristol, Rhode Island, feels like a second home to me. It’s probably the warm welcome from locals like Brian Travers, proprietor of the Bradford-Dimond-Norris House bed and breakfast, where we stay every time, or the quintessential New England Americana of the place—especially at the beginning of July.

  • 1 week ago | flipboard.com | Skye Sherman

    California And Hawaii Are The Least Affordable States In America, But Number Three Is Totally UnexpectedA 2025 study by Oregon Generators has ranked the most and least affordable states in the U.S. It was good news for New Hampshire, Alaska, and South …

  • 1 week ago | southernliving.com | Skye Sherman

    Fun as they are, Florida isn’t all theme parks and crowded beaches. Beyond the famous vacation spots lie quiet towns, spring-fed rivers, waterfront hideaways, and quirky pockets of Old Florida that locals have loved for generations. Whether you’re craving small-town charm, a private island, or a paddle through clear, quiet waters, these under-the-radar escapes show off the Sunshine State’s slower, sweeter side.

  • 2 weeks ago | travelandleisure-es.com | Skye Sherman |Mariana Garcia

    Las búsquedas de Tampa han aumentado un 85 % interanual, según nuevos datos de Kayak. Pero a este floridano no le sorprende ni tantito. Con una escena gastronómica en constante evolución, su vibrante costa urbana y la cercanía con algunas de las mejores playas del estado, Tampa se está convirtiendo en el lugar donde todos quieren estar. Aquí te contamos cómo exprimir al máximo un verano en esta ciudad cool de la Costa del Golfo. ¿Primera vez en Tampa?

  • 2 weeks ago | travelandleisure.com | Skye Sherman

    People sitting and enjoying Hyde Park in Tampa. Credit: Michela Sieman/Travel + LeisureKayak named Tampa the top trending U.S. destination this summer. Here's what to know about visiting this summer—from outdoor fun to where to escape the heat. Searches for Tampa are up a whopping 85 percent year over year, according to new Kayak data—but this Floridian isn’t surprised.

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Susannah Bryan

Reporter at South Florida Sun Sentinel

Susannah Bryan primarily covers news in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States and surrounding areas.

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Erik Petersen

Editor in Chief at Dockwalk

Erik Petersen primarily covers news in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States and surrounding areas.

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Patti Roth

Editor at Fort Lauderdale on the Cheap

Patti Roth primarily covers news in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States and surrounding areas.

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Assistant Editor at Fort Lauderdale Magazine

Gisel Habibnejad primarily covers news in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States and surrounding areas.

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News Director at KSAN-TV (San Angelo, TX)

News Director at KLST-TV (San Angelo, TX)

Cody Brown primarily covers news in the Greater Fort Lauderdale area including surrounding neighborhoods in Florida, United States.

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10 Jun 25

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Skye Sherman
Skye Sherman @SkyeSherman
18 May 25

There are so many establishments that I want to tell how bad of a job their PR firm is doing for them, but I can't lol

Skye Sherman
Skye Sherman @SkyeSherman
16 May 25

I find it endlessssssly infuriating that getting paid on time as a freelancer is the exception, not the rule. And even then, 80% of the time getting paid requires a pushy follow-up... v bad karma for all you AP personnel