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Parkland Buddy Sports… Providing organized peer to peer sports programming for children and young adults with special needs
By Wendy Hunter, photos courtesy of Ken Webster Photography Can you imagine a childhood without a single friend? Children with disabilities are 65% more likely to experience bullying than children without. Parkland Buddy Sports (PBS) promotes friendship, and inclusion not just on the sports fields, but in everyday life because every child matters. We hear
The Parkland Farmers Market is always a great time to meet fellow neighbors
The Parkland Farmers Market is always a great time to meet fellow neighbors, friends, and very often, their pets. Vendors range from farmers with organic vegetables to chefs offering homemade baked goods, and everything in between including honey, craft items and much more. Closed in the hottest months of the year, local residents look forward
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Welcome to Wonderland, Not My Daughter…find a cure now! Monday, October 24 at Heron Bay Marriott
Enjoy a day in Wonderland with friends and family to support Not My Daughter…find a cure now! The Annual Not My Daughter…find a cure now! Shopping Boutique and Luncheon takes place on Monday, October 24th from 10:00AM – 2:00PM at the Heron Bay Marriott, 11775 Heron Bay Boulevard, Coral Springs. The highly anticipated event will
A History of Parkland, Florida: The Monumental Title Every Resident Should Read
By Ashley Ferraro Have you ever wondered, “Who was Holmberg Road named after?” Or perhaps, “Why weren’t any large shopping centers ever developed in Parkland?” These questions, in addition to many others, are answered by Frank J. Cavaioli, Ph.D., and Kenneth A. Cutler, Esq. in their sensational new book, A History of Parkland, Florida. The
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The positive power of bringing people together
By Shellie Miller-Farrugia This is a shout out to those of us who talk to strangers in the grocery line; The ones who are annoyingly pleasant despite challenging circumstances. We are the ones who insist that you go first at the four-way stop. Some of us even bring your trash cans in off the
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