By Sallie James, Florida Department of Health in Broward County You’re trying to fall asleep when you hear that barely-audible, high-pitched buzz that tells you a bloodthirsty mosquito is waiting to take a bite. It can be annoying, but mosquitoes are more than just annoying. They can carry serious diseases like encephalitis (West Nile, St. …
By James Madera Summer is in full swing, and South Florida offers a variety of fun-filled activities that are ideal for families with children of all ages. Butterfly World in Coconut Creek is home to many different species of butterflies and is a tranquil environment for families to explore and garner more of an appreciation …
The Sunshine State may be known for its beaches and warm weather, but ice skating, hockey, and figure skating are all a part of the Florida Lifestyle at the Panthers IceDen in Coral Springs. Whether you are looking to come out for a Public Skating session, learn the basics of skating forward and backward, improve …
243 years ago, 56 men signed the Declaration of Independence. They envisioned a life better than the one they left overseas. They forged the blueprint for the rights we have today. Twenty four were lawyers, eleven were merchants, nine were farmers and all were men of means. They were well-educated and signed the document knowing …
Matthew and Beth are an active couple that absolutely adores their Coral Springs neighborhood. The duo is incredibly proud of their daughters, Jolie, 9, and Addison,6. Factoring their dog, Cody, and bearded dragon, Spike, the Bickler six are a charming family. Everyone except the pets stays busy with their professions, school, play, and extracurricular activities. …
Trends in the health and wellness industry come and go. No one knows that better than Stretch Zone Founder Jorden Gold, who has been in the industry for 20 years. Unlike most, Jorden’s motivation for a pioneering practitioner-assisted stretch was personal. Watching his Pop-Pop (grandfather) lose mobility due to diabetes, Jorden believed he could apply …
