Kari Barnett is a local journalist based in Delray Beach, Florida. She writes for the Sun Sentinel Media Group and Yahoo News, with her work also appearing in the Orlando Sentinel. Kari covers a range of topics including community events, holiday festivities, local news, and celebrity appearances in South Florida.
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Kari Barnett's coverage primarily focuses on local events, seasonal activities, and community announcements in South Florida, particularly Delray Beach. She often covers entertainment news, house & home topics, as well as family and relationships. When reaching out to Kari for potential coverage or story pitches, consider offering information about upcoming local events such as festivals, parades, community service opportunities or newsworthy cultural developments within the area. Additionally, providing insights into eye-catching art installations or free activities that cater to families may also be of interest to her readership.
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By: Kari Barnett
Here in South Florida, cities are joining forces with veterans' groups, nonprofits, businesses and even a sports team to honor members of all military branches for their dedication to the country. We've rounded up Veterans Day events taking place in Broward and Palm Beach counties in our list below.
By: Kari Barnett
More than 80 rodent droppings, a “slime-like substance” on a soda-gun holster, and an employee seen wiping his nose with a tissue and continuing to prepare food were among the violation…
By: Kari Barnett
An outdoor ice-skating rink in South Florida? But it's still hot out! It has to be synthetic ice, right? Wrong. The Ben West Palm hotel is bringing a truly cool experience to the city's downtown waterfront.
By: Kari Barnett
The state temporarily closed six South Florida restaurants last week with violations ranging from 32 live roaches, one live rodent stuck in a trap in the kitchen, and an employee who touched their nose then proceeded to touch a walk-in cooler door and slice cabbage.
By: Kari Barnett
Here in South Florida, cities are joining forces with veterans’ groups, nonprofits, businesses and even a sports team to honor members of all military branches for their dedication to the cou…
By: Kari Barnett
How do you sushi roll? California, spicy tuna, dragon or shrimp tempura? Perhaps you prefer nigiri, with its pillow of vinegar rice topped with cooked or raw seafood, or vegan options like an avoca…
By: Kari Barnett
How do you sushi roll? California, spicy tuna, dragon or shrimp tempura? Perhaps you prefer nigiri, with its pillow of vinegar rice topped with cooked or raw seafood, or vegan options like an avocado roll.
By: Kari Barnett
Organizations throughout Palm Beach and Broward counties are working to ensure families in need don’t have to forgo a traditional Thanksgiving meal this year. There are a variety of ways to s…
By: Kari Barnett
Organizations throughout Palm Beach and Broward counties are working to ensure families in need don’t have to forgo a traditional Thanksgiving meal this year. There are a variety of ways to s…
By: Kari Barnett
Kitchens with issues such as standing water on the floor, rodent droppings and roaches (including dead and live ones around a sandwich press) led the state to temporarily shut eight South Florida r…
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