Opinion: A Call for Civility and Civil Politics
As the 2018 midterm elections arrive, we have had our fill of promise-filled and fear-inducing advertisements everywhere.
Politics
Gubernatorial Candidate Ron DeSantis Stops in Coral Springs for a Campaign Rally
Ron DeSantis made a stop in Coral Springs and was cheered on by hundreds of supporters, but the candidate for Florida governor first had some harsh words against the man who killed eleven Jewish victims in a Pittsburg synagogue on Saturday.
Coral Springs Student Explains the Amendments on November Ballot
She can’t vote until 2020, but that doesn’t stop Madison McEwen, a junior at North Broward Preparatory School, from doing everything in her power to educate those who can about the all the amendments on the ballot.
Coral Springs Mayor and Former State Senator Walter “Skip” Campbell Dies at 69
Coral Springs Mayor and former State Senator Walter “Skip” Campbell died on Tuesday shocking residents and colleagues.
Opinion: Why I’m Supporting Joshua Simmons for Coral Springs City Commission
I am a Parkland resident, but was a Coral Springs resident for 20 years, and am the proud owner of The Cook and The Cork Restaurant, along with the property it sits on in the city.
Before You Vote: Meet the Broward County Judicial Candidates
Sharing a bit about their backgrounds and qualifications, candidates running for County and Circuit Court judge introduced themselves to members of the Coral Springs Parkland Democratic Club before their October meeting commenced.
Newcomer Joshua Simmons Vies for Lou Cimaglia’s Coral Springs City Commission Seat
In a matter of weeks, Coral Springs voters will decide on their next city commissioner for Seat 4; or rather – if the incumbent retains his seat.
Michael Bloomberg and Parkland Parents Demand Change, Inspire Others to Vote at Event
An event to empower the community and demand change before the midterm elections brought businessman, politician, author, and philanthropist and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to Coral Springs.
Judicial Candidate and JP Taravella Grad Allen-Rosner Has Strong Local Roots
You may have seen candidate Jason Allen-Rosner, along with his family in their red shirts at the polls during the primaries. He persevered in a four-way judicial race where he now faces a run-off election on November 6.
Meet the Candidates Running for Coral Springs City Commission Seat 2
In 2012, when Dan Daley was elected to the Coral Springs city commission at the age of 22, he was not only the youngest person elected in the city – he was the youngest elected official in Florida.
