Born and raised in South Florida, Jordan Cohen has always looked up to his highly accomplished father, Gil. “My dad has been a huge inspiration and role model. I’ve always aspired to be like him.” Raised in Parkland and a graduate of Stoneman Douglas high school, Jordan tells us, “I always looked at the pictures …
By Michael Udine, Broward County Commissioner June brings us to the end of the school year and the beginning of summer. To our graduates and students moving up, congratulations! We wish you the best of luck as you continue your educational journey, begin a new career, join the military, or whatever your next steps may …
By Ken Cutler Yeah, well that didn’t really happen. My dad, Leon Cutler, was not a fan of fishing unlike Jimmy John Shark. He would drive me places to go fishing but he wasn’t into it. He always encouraged me, and even bought me the fishing gear I used to fish the neighborhood lakes and …
By Stacy Case Parkland Flag Football marks a special milestone this year, and the league will celebrate by having what’s expected to be another ordinary, meaning successful, season: Offering the city’s youth a great chance to play on the gridiron in a fun, safe environment once again. The program will celebrate being two decades old …
By Dr. Gary Goberville Technological advances create incredible new solutions…but cause new difficulties as well. Modern-day computing and the Internet allow us to handle more information than ever before. All this productivity means we spend a lot of time staring at screens; our work computers, our laptops and our smartphones. This isn’t good for our …
By Shelle Miller What is special about fathers? When we think about our own existence, the parent that first comes to mind is usually our mom…I mean she’s the one who actually gave birth to us, nurtured us, kissed our boo boos and patted our bottoms each time we stood up and attempted to take …
