A year ago Parkland Little League Information Officer and coach, Jeff Koss, went into the hospital with a fever and what seemed to be appendicitis. His wife Alison and their three children: Morgan 14, Connor 12, and Owen 11 prayed that all would turn out fine. The doctors proceeded with surgery and found that it […]
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As our world becomes more interconnected, our ability to communicate in different languages and across cultures becomes more important. Equipping the next generation for success means providing an education that promotes high academic achievement in English as well as in an additional language. With this goal in mind, the Fort Lauderdale school will be implementing
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If you are looking for something fun to do in January, we’ve found just the thing. The Saint Andrew Family Carnival is one of the best winter events in the Coral Springs area. Visitors will find exceptional fun, spread out across the Saint Andrew parish campus, just down the street from Mullins Park. You can’t
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The weather in Parkland was delightful for the City’s Annual Snowfest celebration at Terramar Park. Again a sellout, it was complete with snow, an inner-tube snow slide, crafts, food trucks, and fun for everyone—not just the kids. This event has become a favorite among Parkland residents and kids look forward to it all year. It
The Friendship Initiative and the City of Parkland Announce Construction of Phase 1 of Friendship Park, The Nation’s First Inclusive Community Park The Friendship Initiative, a Parkland-based 501(c)(3) charitable organization, and the City of Parkland, after years of planning and design, will be implementing the first phase of construction of the redesign of Terramar Park
By Stacy Case Every year, both the Coral Springs Flag Football Club and Parkland Flag Football League consistently attract hundreds of local youths to the area gridirons. And this year seemed to follow suit. Not surprising, however, since the leagues have been some of the signature recreational sports programs in the cities since 1972 and
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