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Calvary Chapel Parkland launches New Spanish Speaking Services
South Florida is a very diverse community full of different backgrounds, cultures, and languages. For a community to thrive, the people must have hope. The church serves as a beacon of light despite a lot of darkness in our world. Calvary Chapel Parkland started in 2019. As the church continued to grow, Pastor Steve Daigle
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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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Summer Safety: Lightning Strikes More Likely in Florida
By Broward County Office of Public Communications. Lightning strikes north of Florida typically peak in the spring, but the danger of lightning strikes in South Florida are more likely throughout the summer months. If fact, lightning killed one Florida man and injured nine other Floridians earlier in June. In fact, we live in the state
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Coral Springs American Little League Baseball Hosts State Tournament and Prepares for Fall Ball
By Ashley Ferraro Getting off the ground in 1971, Coral Springs American Little League (CSALL) is the oldest city-recognized league in Coral Springs. Currently, amid its 51st year, CSALL baseball is part of a longstanding tradition for families in the community. Integral to local youth development, the league instills values such as leadership, character, courage,