By Ashley Ferraro For homeowners in Parkland, Coral Springs, and surrounding South Florida communities preparing to sell a high-end property, few pre-sale investments deliver a stronger return than professional landscaping. In today’s luxury market, curb appeal is no longer cosmetic—it is strategic. Buyers form opinions within seconds, and exterior presentation often determines whether a home […]
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Quiet Waters Park • February 7 – March 29, 2026 Trumpets sound, flags fly, and the call to revelry returns as the 34th Annual Florida Renaissance Festival rides once more into Quiet Waters Park. From February 7 through March 29, 2026, guests of all ages are invited to step beyond the gates and into the
By Ashley Ferraro As another youth soccer season comes to a close, Coral Springs Youth Soccer (CSYS) and Parkland Soccer Club remain important parts of our community. With decades of history behind them, both organizations continue to evolve while staying rooted in the values that have sustained them for generations. Since 1972, Coral Springs Youth
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By Andrea Goff My husband and I are polar opposites. High school sweethearts who have been married for 43 years, and together for 47, we beat to a different drum, and yet, with a few tools learned over the years, our relationship works. Learning about love languages was like a person with myopia putting on
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By Randle Ferrari The Indian Princess program thrives on one essential ingredient many families crave but rarely find enough of: intentional time. As Carlos Delgado, current chief of the victorious Cherokee tribe, explains, “The Indian Princess program creates something every family needs—time. Time for fathers to connect, to lead, and to build lifelong memories with
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By Heather Palacios Back in the early 2000s, on a Friday night, my husband Raul and I went out to dinner—most likely sushi, because back then we were deep in our sushi-obsession phase. As we headed home and turned down our street, Raul slammed on his brakes when he saw a man stumble out into
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