Free Back-to-School Immunizations Available in August
Shopping for new clothes, stocking up on school supplies and picking out edgy new backpacks are some of the back-to-school rituals kids look forward to every year.
Coral Springs Begins Water Main Flushing
To comply with the requirements of the Department of Environmental Protection, the City of Coral Springs will begin water main flushing
‘It’s Quicker Than You Think:’ Water Safety Advocate’s Personal Loss Highlights the Need for Precautions
Nine years after Casey McGovern’s youngest daughter drowned in a backyard pool, the mother of three is still haunted by what she didn’t know then and driven by what she wants parents to know today.
Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine’s June Update
June brings us to the end of the school year and the beginning of summer. I would like to wish all graduating students a sincere congratulations!
Opinion: The Not So Gentle Men
Why, in 2019, are we still fighting the issue of men making laws that affect women? Why are men using the government to force religious principles on women?
Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine’s May Update
As part of Broward County’s major upgrades to our public safety communications platform, I am happy to report that we rolled out “Text to 911” in April as a new emergency communications service.
Commissioner Simmons Speaks Out On Violent Assault on Teen
What is frustrating when my eyes see something, I process the visuals, my mind determines that what I am seeing is wrong, but then…
Coral Springs Holds Next Shredathon April 13
Time to throw out those old documents because the City of Coral Springs will be holding their next Shredathon where your items will be safely destroyed.
Coral Springs Holds “April Pool’s Day” Water Safety Event
Join the fun on “April Pool’s Day” for an entertaining and educational experience for families to participate in water safety activities, watch real-scenarios and demonstrations, and to learn about resources available to help make their home water-safe.
Broward Parents and Community Organizations Form Action Plan to Help Students Cope with Depression and Trauma
In the wake of two suicides that devastated the community this past week, parents and representatives from organizations throughout Broward County came together yesterday to discuss what they can do to help students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School