A new school year has defined a new normal for the community. For many teachers, students, and staff at Marjory Stoneman Douglas, the amount of grief this year as compared to the end of the last is nearly the same, but just on a different day.
Six months and one day after the very worst day in our community, I will send my tenth-grade daughter back to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
The Broward County Public Schools Summer Resiliency Program invites middle and high school students in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas zone to attend “A Day at the Farm” hosted by Tomorrow’s Rainbow.
Come to the MSDStrong Benefit Night Out to enjoy a fun-filled evening of drinks, food, live entertainment, photo fun and laughs while mobilizing among the Marjory Stoneman Douglas community and showing Eagle pride.
Registration for the primary election closes on July 30, and if you are registered as an independent or did not check party affiliation on your registration form to vote, you cannot vote in the gubernatorial, congressional, or for any other political office.
The City of Coral Springs will hold a special Memorial Day Ceremony to honor all Americans who made the supreme sacrifice with their unselfish devotion in order to defend our heritage of liberty and justice for all.
Andrew Pollack continues his mission to honor his daughter, Meadow, by adding a second park in her name.
A pedestrian died from his injuries after being hit by a car early Sunday morning.
In an effort to build a large community of readers, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School will be hosting the first annual Orange Blossom Lit Fest this week at the school and at Barnes & Noble in Coral Springs.
Update: this event has been postponed. By: Brianne Merchant Hoping it will become a place of serenity and meditation, a Coral Springs park will be renamed to honor those tragically killed after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas school shooting. In April, the Coral Springs Improvement District (CSID) adopted a resolution to officially rename a passive park […]
