If you are superstitious, you might have some trepidation heading into your thirteenth year of business. Yet for the volunteers “buddies,” athletes and coaches of Parkland Buddy Sports, a program that provides quality sports programming for children and young adults with special needs, year thirteen has been an extremely fortunate one. This past July, the […]
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By Michael Armfield I can hardly believe that it is already April. The first quarter of your fiscal year is done. Spring break for your children has come and gone. The Northeast is beginning to thaw out and the traffic is beginning to subside. Your favorite beach or park is once again becoming your quiet
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Welcome to baseball season! You know you’ve waited a long time for everything to get rolling again… It’s pretty hard when you’re a baseball fan and all that’s on TV are a lot of reruns and tall guys slamming a ball through a circle instead of out of the ballpark. We talked to some of
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If you look at the personal finance books aimed at women over the past decade, some of the titles might convince you that women need “special help” when it comes to figuring out saving, investing and budgeting: Prince Charming Isn’t Coming… SHOO, Jimmy Choo! The Modern Girl’s Guide to Spending Less and Saving More… Does
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In a true illustration of “love can sneak up on you,” this family is proof positive that the statement is true. Rachel was a student at Coral Springs Christian Academy (CSCA) since her preschool days. Andy began attending in 7th grade. She says, “In high school, we both had mutual friends and were often going
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A 34 year old Florida special education teacher is missed today by many in our community, but especially by her family and her “kids” at Park Trails Elementary school, where her bright smile and caring ways made her a ray of school day sunshine in many students’ lives. Enduring a severe pregnancy condition called placenta
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