By Dr. Gary Goberville You may sometimes find yourself driving down the road, sun shining in your eyes, as you search in vain for those clip-on or magnetically attached sun lenses that came with your prescription eyeglasses. At times like these, you might find that prescription sunglasses are much more convenient and more than worth […]
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All of the best things start with the search for a need to be met. “Necessity is the mother of invention,” as they say. And so it began for Matt Hall more than 10 years ago as he sought a summer full of activities for his daughter Marley and came up short of possibilities. Not
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The Parkland Rangers Youth Tackle Football and Cheer Program is a staple in our local Athletic community, but is also making its mark nationwide. Part of the national Pop Warner Football Conference, athletes are recognized, not only for their physical abilities, but for their academic achievements. Rangers President Ed Hoffman says, “Athletes have to maintain
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By Cassie McGovern April is both Drowning Prevention and Autism Awareness Month. This is not a coincidence, as April tends to be the start of swim season and children with Autism tend to gravitate towards water without realizing that it can harm them. Drowning is the Number 1 cause of death for children under the
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Financial Advice = Greater Confidence Some recent, intriguing survey data indicates that women are planning their financial futures with some degree of pragmatism, but also with considerable motivation. One of the key motivations, it seems, is receiving financial advice. Results from various studies, including TIAA-CREF survey prove this. TIAA-CREF polled a random, national sample of
It may be time to take up French! The Sport du Jour in Coral Springs and Parkland is turning out to be lacrosse! Originally a game called Tewaaraton played by native American Indians, the moniker it’s known by today was bestowed on it by French Jesuit missionary who wrote about a game he observed the
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