A Mother Reflects As Her Daughter Returns to Marjory Stoneman Douglas
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.
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Help Select Florida’s Next Governor By Making Sure You Are Eligible to Vote in the Primaries
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.
Coral Springs Residents Vote No On $77 Million Bond Items
The citizens of Coral Springs have voted against more debt on their heads and on their tax bills.
Views: Bond Vote on March 13 Allows Residents to Decide
Recently in the Sun Sentinel was an editorial by former Coral Springs city commissioner Tom Powers that attacked our present commission over tax increases and the upcoming bond vote.
Broward Political Consultant Tries to Cash in on Parkland Shooting Tragedy
Just days after the Parkland massacre, links to several campaigns on GoFundMe were removed because the creators had no personal or direct connection to the victims or their families.
Police Officers Sound Off On School Deputy and Sheriff
South Florida law enforcement officers are sounding off after the news broke that Deputy Scot Peterson along with three others never went after the gunman who killed 17 at Marjory Stoneman Douglas.
Parkland Resident Calls for Immediate Suspension of Sheriff and School Board Superintendent
A Parkland resident is calling for the immediate suspension of the Broward County Sheriff and the school superintendent for their incompetence in ensuring the safety of the children at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Over Budget and Late: New City Hall is a White Elephant
Back in September, I wrote an article providing factual information concerning the new city hall and taxes and shared two points:
Police Chases and Bailouts: A Dangerous Trend Costing Taxpayers
Jimmy Fallon hadn’t finished interviewing his first guest when I heard the sound you never want to hear in your neighborhood: the sheriff’s helicopter circling overhead.
Coral Springs Residents Could See a 35% Tax Increase
Remember the article we posted a few weeks ago that said if you own a home or commercial property in Coral Springs, expect your tax to increase 26 percent? Well, we were way off the mark.