Before my oldest daughter was born, I was given a very simple but great piece of advice – love your children unconditionally and then, at some point, let them go. If it were only that simple. When providing financial advice to clients, one of the common questions I am asked is, “What would you do […]
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P.L.A.Y. (Parkland Loves Active Youth) Day has been held in Parkland since 2008 as a celebration of the City of Parkland being designated as one of only 213 Playful City USA Communities. It is a an opportunity to provide participants with a day of unstructured play. The 600 in attendance were able to enjoy a
Dr. Michael W. Mathesie, a chiropractor practicing in Coral Springs for 23 years has recently completed his second board certification. The newest board certification comes after completing over 300 hours of coursework study, three written board examinations, two oral/practical examinations, and completion of a paper acceptable for publication in a peer reviewed journal. He is
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“We may be small in numbers, but we are big in what we offer,” says Parkridge Christian Academy (PCA) Principal Stacey Wicker. A new face in the position at the K-8 school, Mrs. Wicker has a long association with education, PCA and affiliate church, Parkridge Baptist. On a leadership path as a Broward County Special
The 2012 Parkland Dash will be held on Sunday, October 14th at 7:00AM at Pine Trails Park. Following the success of last year’s inaugural race, the running community approached the City requesting to enhance the event by adding a 10K race in addition to the 5K and 1 Mile Family Fun Run. In addition to
By Dr. Howard Gelb Stress fractures are real fractures (breaks in the bone) that are all too common in today’s athletes. The cause of stress fractures is usually found in the patient’s history. The most common cause of a stress fracture is overuse. It can occur as a runner picks up their mileage too quickly
