Our 10th Annual Cover contest was a hard one for the judges to decide, but congratulations and a bounty of prizes go to Coral Springs mom Laura Collins for the shot of her daughter Addison, 5, having a blast at Blizzard Beach in Orlando. Though we had dozens of submissions, her photo caught everyone’s eye […]
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Our Tenth Annual Cover Contest had more entries than ever! This month’s cover has the hands-down winner but, when you see these finalists, you can surely agree that narrowing it down to one was a tough decision. It’s possible that someday we’ll use a winner for every month. That would take enormous pressure off of
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By Shellie Miller-Farrugia Looking back at some previous topics that I’ve written about, though this article is 7 years old, I can’t resist the urge to reprint it. Though this stage in our lives is almost a decade ago, certainly there are a countless number of parents who can relate today…. Spending “quality” time with
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By Doug Waldinger, Stoneman Douglas Gridiron Club President Stoneman Douglas Football is entering into a new era. Head Coach Willis May, Jr. introduced the 2013 Eagles Football Team accompanied by our Cheerleaders and the Band Drum Line to a crowd of cheering fans at an exciting “Meet the Team” event. After months of hard work,
Celebrating their recent Grand Opening, Parkland Children’s Academy is modeled after the owner’s successful Coconut Creek school, Providence Children’s Academy, which began three years ago. Their newest preschool is a brand new facility nestled in a quiet setting at the heart of Parkland. Director Donna Morgan and her husband, Tom, are excited to bring their
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Can you recall a warm day at the beach, a day at the park or a carefree bike ride? These are common childhood experiences. However, for a child with cancer, these pleasures are often replaced with hospital stays, chemotherapy and other treatments. We can’t change these children’s diagnosis, but we CAN help them get the
