By Joe Kohn The forefront of real estate news is that the National Association of Realtors has settled a pretty big lawsuit for a large chunk of money. The new procedures which Buyers and Sellers are currently faced with officially started on August 17. There are new forms which Buyers are required to sign before […]
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By Ashley Ferraro Coral Springs Youth Soccer (CSYS) has been a beloved part of the Coral Springs community since its founding in 1976. As the official recreational soccer league of Coral Springs, CSYS has grown over the past 48 years into a thriving organization that brings together over 2,000 players each year. With a strong
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Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital is proud of the success of its multidisciplinary concussion clinic where children, adolescents and young adults with sports-related head injuries undergo evaluation and treatment. This clinic, under the direction of Matthew Fazekas, MD, FAAP, CAQSM, medical director of pediatric sports medicine, has proudly expedited comprehensive care and treatment of patients with
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By Shellie Miller- Farrugia Wow! That really hit me hard. Every month for the last 22 years, The Spectator has had a deadline, and our goal has always been to bring quality content to our readers. There are many factors that go into reaching our goals, missing them, and re-correcting our course. One thing that
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Whether it is the fresh beets at our Farmers’ Market or fresh beats at our Eats ‘n’ Beats summer concert series in the park, the City of Parkland is all about community. Our engaging, hometown feel shines through in everything we do, and a *glance at our special events page tells the story of our
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Conviva Care Center We all wait for summer to enjoy the holidays and share with our friends and loved ones, however, this year the high temperatures and extreme heat that has been occurring throughout the country has directly affected South Florida. In fact, it is already recorded that 2024 will be one of the
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