Impressive List of 2020 Candidates Running for Office in Coral Springs –So Far
Interested candidates who would like a seat on the Coral Springs commission have a month to make their decision.
Politics
More of Normal Life Awaits: Broward Announces Offices, Other Venues, Can Open
You can now go back to the office, drop Fifi off for a groom, and do the downward dog pose at a small yoga studio as Broward County
Penny Tax Funds $3.94 Million for Infrastructure Upgrades in Coral Springs
The Penny for Transportation initiative Broward County residents voted for in 2018 has begun to payout for Coral Springs.
Coral Springs Businesses Reopening: What You Need to know
After Governor Desantis issued an emergency order limiting residents’ movements and personal interactions to only essential businesses, on April 1, things will finally get back to a new normal in Coral Springs
Commission Agrees on Soft Re-Opening Date for Broward County
Broward County on Monday will take some tentative steps toward normal life — beginning to open what was shut in the outbreak of COVID-19
Commissioner Udine on Opening Businesses: ‘I Think it’s Time’
Northwest Broward’s representative on the Broward County Commission is adding his voice to the growing chorus asking for the economic recovery from COVID-19
Change the Ref Promotes ‘Antiviral Weapon’ Campaign Against Gun Violence
In 2018, Coral Springs residents Manuel and Patricia Oliver established Change the Ref in memory of their son Joaquin “Guac” Oliver, one of the 17 victims from the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting.
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
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.
Governor Announces Plan to Reopen the State: Excludes Tri-County Area
One day after Florida’s deadliest day from COVID-19, Governor Ron DeSantis announced plans to reopen the state gradually
Coral Springs City Commissioner Writes Personalized Letters to 2020 Graduates
For high school seniors, pomp and unusual circumstance due to COVID-19 have meant a traditional graduation ceremony this summer just isn’t possible, however, making happy memories still is.
How Many Lives are Worth the Risks of Opening the Economy? Debate Rages on Social Media
The sticky genetic material that’s no wider than one-thousandth of an eyelash’s breadth is doing more than killing people and emptying the places they gather.
City Partners with Coral Springs Community Chest to Assist Residents and Small Business
The City of Coral Springs is partnering with the Coral Springs Community Chest, a local charitable agency, raising funds to provide temporary financial assistance through the “Give Where You Live” program.
Parkland Mayor Christine Hunschofsky Announces Bid for House District 96
Parkland Mayor Christine Hunschofsky has announced she will be running for the late Rep. Kristin Jacob’s Florida House seat this November.
City Manager: Efforts by Community Are Helping to Flatten Curve
In a city commission meeting that blended medical counsel into its agenda, City Manager Frank Babinec and members of Broward Health Coral Springs
Rep. Daley Rips State’s Unresponsive Unemployment System
The state’s overwhelmed unemployment claims website has lit up Rep. Dan Daley’s phone with constituents’ desperate stories
League of Women Voters Encourages Requesting Vote-by-Mail Ballots
The only thing sure in this new world of the COVID-19 virus is that life is uncertain.
Coral Springs Schedules Next Online City Commission Meeting
City business must continue — just safely, and on Wednesday, April 15…
State Rep. Kristin Jacobs, Warrior and Advocate for Democratic Causes, Loses Cancer Battle
Kristin Jacobs, a Florida State Representative whose name was synonymous with protecting the environment and advocating for a living wage
Coral Springs Issues Emergency Order Encouraging Use of Face Masks
Coral Springs City Manager, Frank Babinec, issued Emergency Order 2020-13 encouraging the use of mask covers in public
