Sheriff Tony: A Commitment to Accountability
The appalling murder of George Floyd reopened deep and painful wounds in our country.
8 Things Coral Springs Chief Parry Advocates for All Police Departments in the Wake of George Floyd
This has been a year filled with unique challenges for all of us….
Coral Springs Chamber President: ‘Adversity Doesn’t Develop Character, it Reveals it’
From the Chamber president: I have never witnessed so many unprecedented worldwide challenges occurring simultaneously.
Superintendent Robert W. Runcie: ‘What a Year it Has Been’
It’s hard to believe the end of the school year is upon us and what a year it has been.
The Coral Springs City Commission’s June Message
We recognize this year has been difficult for our nation, state, and city. We continue to navigate the impacts COVID-19 has had on our community
Superintendent Robert W. Runcie: ‘Change is Never Easy, but it is Surely Possible’
Issues of policing, race, and equity are at the forefront of our national news and community dialogue.
Broward County Commissioner Udine: ‘We continue to learn how to socially reinvent ourselves’
The enduring strength of our community has been demonstrated through an unimaginable disruption; the COVID-19 pandemic.
Congratulations to the Graduates of 2020: The Best Truly Is Yet To Come
Dear Class of 2020, when the year began, there was no way we could have predicted a pandemic would essentially hijack your senior year.
Learn How to be Happy During Free Course at the Chabad Jewish Center
Everyone wants to be happy. It’s considered one of our “inalienable rights”.
Commissioner Simmons: ‘You May be Done with Coronavirus, it is Not Done With Us’
I am writing to you today to share my thoughts and feelings with you. It has been a rough couple of months, and for many people, the rest of the year will continue to be rough.
With Everyone on Edge, Kids Pranking Their Neighbors May be Putting Themselves at Risk
By: Dennis Wholey “It’s 10 p.m. Do you know where your children are?” I remember seeing this public service announcement playing on local TV stations across the country back in the 70s and 80s. Providing a not so subtle reminder that parents should make sure their children are safe and not at risk. Maybe it’s […]
Coral Springs Commission is ‘Proud of our Community’s Bravery’ During Difficult Times
These last few weeks have certainly been trying for our nation, state, and community. May is traditionally a celebratory month, a time when we look forward to graduations
Sheriff Gregory Tony Remembers Deputy Shannon Bennett
COVID-19 hit home last month with the tragic loss of Broward Sheriff Deputy Shannon Bennett, who succumbed to medical complications brought on by the deadly disease.
Broward County Commissioner Udine: ‘We Must Continue to be Strong’
I want first to thank all first responders, doctors, nurses, healthcare professionals, and all essential service workers that are on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19.
Opinion: Earth Day 2020 Begins Here at Home in Coral Springs
On Earth Day, when people talk about what they are missing while sheltering in place, the list consists of brunch, football, soccer games
High School Student Holds Live Interview with Coral Springs Mayor about COVID-19
On April 7, 2020, I had the privilege of interviewing Coral Springs Mayor Scott Brook.
A Silver Lining to the COVID-19 Virus: Local Residents Return Home from Foreign Missions
As Kalani Azabache stepped out onto his family’s front yard Saturday morning, he was greeted by a caravan of dozens of families
Coral Springs Commission Updates Residents During Stay-at-Home Order
April is here and though we know how difficult things have been due to the COVID-19 crisis, we are committed to providing support and confidence to our residents.
Sheriff Tony: Combatting COVID-19 is a Community Responsibility
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all of us in Broward County, throughout the United States and around the world.
Broward County Commissioner Udine on Coronavirus: ‘By working together, we are all making a difference’
In the last few weeks, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) has impacted the world. Our lives have changed in ways we could never have imagined.
Joshua Simmons on COVID-19: ‘We Will Absolutely Get Through This Together’
I want to begin by saying thank you to all the medical professionals out there on the frontlines battling this horrendous virus.
Letter to the Editor: Superintendent Runcie Discusses Food Insecurity and the Digital Divide
While the world focuses on the best way to attack the coronavirus pandemic, we must reinvent our public education system overnight to respond to the challenges created by the society-wide disruptions.
Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine’s March 2020 Update
In March, the days start to get a little longer, and our students are off for spring break. Some of us may go out of town, but lots of events take place in our community that you can participate in.
Sheriff Tony Honors the Women of BSO
My aunt was a police officer for the city of Philadelphia. I didn’t know it then, but she was a trailblazer: a proud woman in a job historically carried out by men.
The Coral Springs City Commission Shares Updates for March
It is hard to believe it is March already, and we are excited about all of the exciting events we have planned in the City of Coral Springs.
The Coral Springs City Commission Shares Updates for February
We hope everyone has had a great start to the New Year! There many events taking place throughout February like outdoor concerts, festivals, and fitness opportunities.
Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine’s February 2020 Update
2020 is off to a great start with opportunities and growth coming to our community.
Sheriff Tony: MSD Shooting Anniversary Inspires a Call to Action
The senseless mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School two years ago affected the lives of so many.
Letter to the Editor: Permits Required Before Student-Athletes Can Use Training Equipment in Parks
I would like to bring to your attention the restrictions being imposed on City residents and our high school student-athletes, with regard to the use of the public parks in our City.
Commissioner Simmons Speaks Out On the Death of Local Governments
It has been said that if a Florida Legislative session takes place during a Presidential election cycle, then the business of the legislature will often be quiet and will not raise major headlines.