By Michael Udine, Broward County Commissioner Hard to believe that August is already here! For some of us it means getting the kids back to school and, for others, it means reconnecting with their community and getting back into the swing of the fall season. Many community events are coming in the fall, and I […]
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By Preschool Assistant Director, Margie Roumain The new school year is almost here and the first challenge that comes to mind is “early morning breakfast.” Hang tough parents, your little “master negotiators” will try to break you down to get that chocolate donut, cookie, or any other sweet thing they’re craving. Don’t fall for it.
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By Coral Springs Mayor, Scott Brook Congratulations to former JPT Principal, Shawn Cerra, on becoming our newest City Commissioner! Our City Commission team is excited to work with you and create a strategic plan that works for all of our 130,000 residents and over 5,000 businesses. On that note, if you are a small business
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By Sallie James, Florida Department of Health in Broward County You’re trying to fall asleep when you hear that barely-audible, high-pitched buzz that tells you a bloodthirsty mosquito is waiting to take a bite. It can be annoying, but mosquitoes are more than just annoying. They can carry serious diseases like encephalitis (West Nile, St.
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By James Madera Summer is in full swing, and South Florida offers a variety of fun-filled activities that are ideal for families with children of all ages. Butterfly World in Coconut Creek is home to many different species of butterflies and is a tranquil environment for families to explore and garner more of an appreciation
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243 years ago, 56 men signed the Declaration of Independence. They envisioned a life better than the one they left overseas. They forged the blueprint for the rights we have today. Twenty four were lawyers, eleven were merchants, nine were farmers and all were men of means. They were well-educated and signed the document knowing
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