On November 9th, the Coral Glades High School Drama Department under the direction of Kristina Johnson took their first step towards state competition by being chosen as one of two shows to represent district 7 at the state level in March. They performed the musical one act, “How Can You Run With A Shell On […]
Relocating to Parkland from their beloved hometown in New England four years ago, Lauren, Michael and their three children are settled into their new neighborhood just fine, thank you! This super-active family of five is in constant motion and almost always outdoors. Their trio of athletic kids, Matthew, 11, Max, 9, and Carly, 8 recently
Pick a kid…any boy out here on the fields. Now make sure he plays all of the sports; baseball, basketball, football, soccer, hockey and whatever his friends want to do. “My parents never forced me to play baseball,” says Chicago Cubs first baseman, Anthony Rizzo. “My Dad (John) and Mom (Laurie) said I just always
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By Michael W. Matesie, DC, DABFP, DACRB T’was the day before Christmas, but there was no cheer. No jingle bells jingled, no sound of a reindeer. The word was spreading that Santa was sick. There’d be no friendly visit from jolly St. Nick. The people were sad; no gaiety sounded. For Christmas had come, but
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By Shellie Miller Farrugia She was a valued neighbor. A familiar face at block parties, commission meetings and community events. Widowed at a young age, after her three sons grew and moved far away, she remained rooted in city functions and showed up any time there was a cause to support or a neighbor in
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By Shellie Miller-Farrugia This is the time of year that most of us reflect on just what we are grateful for. When I look back at the years of growing our family from our first son into the five children (and one granddaughter) that we are so thankful for, I realize that, as some friends
