By Dr. Gary Goberville Many Children are ready around 10 years of age. If you think the answer may be yes, as a parent, you must first ask these 3 questions. 1) Does your son/daughter really want them? 2) Are they persistent enough to learn to touch their eye to put the contacts on? 3) (and most important) […]
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The City of Parkland welcomed their four legged friends to “Smooch Your Pooch” at Barkland Dog Park on February 7. This Valentine’s Day themed event for dogs included pet adoptions, a smooch booth, a special caricature artist, and pet friendly vendors. Parkland residents and their pets soaked up the Florida sun and enjoyed “doggie” treats
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By Dr. Charles Lago As we enter into March Colorectal Awareness Month, most parents think that awareness is only for adults in their 50s. But think again because your child could very well be carrying a gene for colorectal cancer that if detected early, could save your child’s life well into adulthood. Colon cancer, a
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Story & photos by Samantha Gaynor a junior at Coral Glades High School and the Publicity Designer for PIPPIN. Additional photos by Cheri Tishman Coral Glades High School Drama Department had magic to do and they, indeed, delivered. With their late February production of “Pippin,” the cast and crew performed synchronized choreography and delicate harmonies
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Story and photos by Cheri Tishman “Celebrating 25 Years: Symphony of Dreams” was the theme for the Silver Anniversary of the Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration this year. The MLK Luncheon kicked off the celebration at the Heron Bay Marriott Hotel, January 16. The audience was composed of members from the city of Coral
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By Halima Gibson, Jessica Shuler & Kristin Schneider A young man in his Junior year at a local high school had given up … given up hope of getting his grades back on track after a serious illness and extended absence; given up hope of fitting in; given up hope of earning his father’s love
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