By Shellie Miller-Farrugia I, Me, My… all words that are useful in crafting communication, but focus the subject squarely on the person speaking (or writing). A pet peeve for most of my career, any of those three words starting the first sentence of any correspondence have me irked from the get go. My belief is …
Calling all Quaranqueens! This year Not My Daughter…find a cure now! will be hitting the phone lines and social media to raise money virtually as it continues in its fight against breast cancer. This is the eleventh year this volunteer organization has rallied together to raise awareness and lift spirits. The volunteer group is continuing …
By Stacy Case The Parkland RedHawks Lacrosse Program is prepping for the 2021 season, and what better way to give potential newcomers an introduction to the play sport than an opportunity to attend a free-of-charge introductory clinic? Well, that is exactly what this recreational lacrosse organization will have done by the start of this coming …
Many Parkland residents feel strongly that Rich Walker is the individual best suited for Parkland Mayor on our November 3rd election. Parkland residents for six years, Rich and his wife, Catherine, have five children ranging in ages from 6 to 16. Invested in Parkland through active involvements regarding Safety, Schools, Parks & Recreation, the Evolving …
Father, Coach, Public Servant. Rich Walker for Parkland Mayor Read More »
Rich is running for Mayor of Parkland, Florida Read his bio below and more by clicking here. My college career at Rutgers University ranged from 1991-1996. As President of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, I developed budgets, managed philanthropy efforts and executed a variety of both Greek and Collegiate campus events. While balancing my leadership roles …
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