By Sharon Aron Baron on March 31, 2017
News, Schools

When the lights went down, the high school crowd, pumped up from the dance music, was in no mood to settle down for serious political talk, and so they began throwing water bottles from the auditorium balcony in the dark.
By Guest Contributor on March 22, 2017
News, Politics

By: Bryan Boggiano
Patients in Century Village, a retirement community in Deerfield Beach that see podiatrist Dr. Robert Charnam pay more for insurance due to being at a higher risk for illness…
By Sharon Aron Baron on March 5, 2017
Events, News, Schools

Local high school students will get a first-hand opportunity on how state and local government works at the 2017 Teen Political Forum, an open mic style event where students address their state and local elected officials.
By Sharon Aron Baron on January 29, 2017
Events, News

The Coral Springs Center for the Arts is featuring the 2017 Superintendent’s Advanced Placement Studio Art Exhibition and All County Honors Music Concerts showcasing outstanding student talent.
By Sharon Aron Baron on November 24, 2016
News, Schools

Newly elected Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine donated a portion of his leftover campaign funds to his former high school: specifically to the culinary students who are raising money to spend a week in France to study culinary arts in January.
By Sharon Aron Baron on November 8, 2016
News, Politics

It’s November 8, and you didn’t vote early or get an absentee vote. That’s okay, you enjoy the excitement of voting on Election Day.
By Sharon Aron Baron on October 24, 2016
News, Politics

Early voting began on Monday at the Northwest Regional Library and voters were lining up all day to cast their ballots.
By Sharon Aron Baron on October 3, 2016
Events, News, Politics

Body cameras for police officers, improved parks and updated facilities. That’s what the City of Coral Springs is proposing if voters say “yes” to the penny tax on November 8.
By Sharon Aron Baron on September 5, 2016
Events, News, Schools

The Coral Springs Civil Air Patrol will be celebrating their 30 year anniversary and are inviting past, present and future members to join them at Veterans Park.
By Sharon Aron Baron on July 18, 2016
News

She had just graduated from high school and would soon be starting college at the University of Florida when her young life was taken so early.
By Sharon Aron Baron on June 14, 2016
Crime & Safety, News

A 13 year-old girl who bravely snapped a photo of a man burglarizing her home helped police identify him.
By Sharon Aron Baron on June 8, 2016
News, Schools

By: Sharon Aron Baron Coral Springs Charter School made the top 100 “America’s Most Challenging High Schools” 2016 list by The Washington Post ranking number 59. They join Fort Lauderdale High School which ranks 57. Coral Springs Charter has maintained an “A” school grade for over six consecutive years and the average student is expected to score […]
By Sharon Aron Baron on June 2, 2016
News, Schools

One Broward County Public High School Made Top 100 “America’s Most Challenging High Schools”
By Sharon Aron Baron on May 26, 2016
News, Schools

One local high school senior has won a prestigious national four-year scholarship to the University of Miami to study music.
By Guest Contributor on May 19, 2016
Events, News, Photos, Schools

The Friends of Music, Inc. and other community organizations honored their outstanding volunteers at the Working in Harmony Volunteer Luncheon with live music and a fashion show.
By Sharon Aron Baron on May 9, 2016
News, Schools

A Marjory Stoneman Douglas student was named the Broward County JROTC 2016 Cadet of the Year in a ceremony last Friday.
By Sharon Aron Baron on May 9, 2016
News, Politics

Parkland residents know where to find Mayor Michael Udine when something is on their minds; he’s typically at the Coral Ridge Starbucks each morning at 6:30 a.m. drinking coffee.
By Chris Brunner on April 27, 2016
News, Schools

Twenty deserving high school seniors were awarded scholarships towards their freshman year in college thanks to the city’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Committee.
By Sharon Aron Baron on April 13, 2016
News, Schools, Views

Whether there was genuine interest in meeting their elected officials or the desire to earn the required service hours, one thing was clear: over 1,400 Coral Springs and Parkland high school students turned out for this year’s Teen Political Forum at the Center for the Arts.
By Sharon Aron Baron on March 28, 2016
Events, News, Schools

Attention all local teens: the 2016 Teen Political Forum, an open mic style forum where students address state and local elected officials is right around the corner and this is your chance to earn service hours while learning firsthand how local and state government works.
By Sharon Aron Baron on February 21, 2016
Events, News, Schools

Coral Glades High School wants you to “Smile” and attend the latest musical production by their drama department taking place February 26 through the 28th.
By Sharon Aron Baron on February 12, 2016
News, Schools

The 2015 high school grades were released by the Florida Department of Education. In Broward County, 84 schools received A’s, 46 received B’s…….
By Sharon Aron Baron on January 24, 2016
News, Schools

The Coral Springs Civil Air Patrol celebrates a trifecta of successful wins after placing second in state against 90 other squadrons last August, taking first at regionals in Albany, Georgia in October, then becoming the grand champions at nationals at Maxwell Air Force Base in Alabama in January.
By Chris Brunner on December 11, 2015
News

The evening started off with a downpour of rain, but once everyone was nice and drenched, it was all clear for the rest of the night for the Holiday Parade.
By Guest Contributor on November 23, 2015
News, Schools

JP Taravella DECA today hosted a school-wide event called “Straight Outta High School,”to inspire juniors and seniors to consider a variety of emerging career options that will enable them to earn a good living without having to attend college.
By Jim Donnelly on November 9, 2015
Events, News

This December, 36 teams will converge in Coral Springs to compete in the 26th Annual Kreul Classic. The Kreul, which is synonymous with elite high school basketball attracts top-caliber teams and recruiters who annually attend the Kreul events…
By Sharon Aron Baron on October 28, 2015
News

Bailey, a seven year-old pit bull mix in Coral Springs just won a $5,000 donation to a charity of his owner’s choice in an online contest by the Petfinder Foundation.
By Sharon Aron Baron on October 24, 2015
News

The City of Coral Springs nominated the late Army Warrant Officer Joseph L. Schiro and Major Stuart Adam Wolfer for special recognition for their service and sacrifice at the Broward County Mayor’s Gala on Saturday night.
By Sharon Aron Baron on September 7, 2015
News, Schools

The community is mourning the deaths of three local residents who died over the weekend in a violent crash in Tallahassee after their car was t-boned by a speeding car.
By Sharon Aron Baron on September 2, 2015
Events, News

It was just fourteen years ago when the United States was confronted with one of it’s darkest days. People watched in horror as the twin towers at the World Trade Center collapsed after being hit by two planes.