In a contest of old and new ideas, four candidates appeared before Coral Springs residents on Wednesday evening to present their views at the first and only mayoral forum before the March 12 election.
Lyft is helping residents commemorate those lost one year ago during the school shooting by offering free rides to the Interfaith Ceremony on February 14.
We are approaching the one year anniversary of the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
“DON’T CALL ME I’M HIDING IN A CLOSET WITH MY TEACHER”
This was the text I received on 2/14 from my daughter after I tried calling her, when I was informed there was an active shooter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, where she is a student.
There are so many clichés around time and the passing of it. “Time flies,” or “It felt like it was just yesterday,” come to mind. Another one that comes to mind is the blanket statement that, “time heals all wounds.”
Thursday, February 14 marks one year since the community was devastated by the unthinkable: the horrific school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School which took the lives of 17 students and faculty members. The City of Parkland is observing it as a “Day of Service and Love.”
A proclamation was given by Broward County Commission Michael Udine to the Coral Springs Museum of Art
There’s a new resource for kids who love computers and gaming, coming to town in mid-March.
The City of Coral Springs will be holding a special election for a new city commissioner after Dan Daley announced his run for State Representative last December.
Three weeks ago, I attended a workshop of the Coral Springs City Commission and I was appalled by the presentation on medical marijuana given by the Chief of Police, Clyde Perry — a city employee.
