Kari Barnett is a Features Reporter at Sun Sentinel, where she has dedicated over 20 years to journalism, primarily as the Community News editor. Her work encompasses a variety of themes, including food and beverages, consumer packaged goods, and local events, with a focus on highlighting dining experiences and community happenings in South Florida. Kari's insights and reporting have been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Sports, Orlando Sentinel, and Tampa Bay Times.
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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
Rodent droppings turned up at two of the three South Florida restaurants the state temporarily closed last week. Inspectors found them on top of a pizza oven, on a “prep table next to dough trays” and on large containers of rice, among other areas.
After tallying the votes, it’s clear that one Key lime pie maker squeezed out the competition.
By: Kari Barnett
Check out our guide to festivities in Broward and Palm Beach counties and start mapping out your long holiday weekend.
By: Kari Barnett
The state temporarily shut three South Florida restaurants last week, with inspectors finding live roaches, temperature issues, standing water and a leaking pipe among the violations.
By: Kari Barnett
In the aftermath of the devastating double earthquakes last week near northwestern Venezuela, community groups, businesses, municipalities and relief
By: Kari Barnett, Rod Stafford Hagwood
Nope. It's just too darn sticky icky hot. If you've totally given up on leaving the air-conditioned comfort of your home to go out and have some fun, all is not lost.
By: Kari Barnett
So, parents … you've finally earned a much-needed break. No school, no soccer practice, and no strict bedtime routines.
By: Kari Barnett
Someone alert the “Kel Squad,” Domingo’s coming to South Florida — for two nights only!
By: Kari Barnett
Soccer fans, we know you don't want to be reminded, but the countdown to the next FIFA World Cup champion is almost over.
By: Kari Barnett
The state temporarily closed six Palm Beach County restaurants last week. Why? Inspectors found violations including about 300 dead flies in “sticky
