By Shellie Miller Formerly a perfectionist, Parkland’s Grace Solomon credits her recent battle with breast cancer for helping her see life through a different lens. “When you’re faced with trials in your life, it has a way of changing how you see the world. You tend to be more appreciative of life and a peaceful, …
By Ashley Ferraro Have you ever wondered, “Who was Holmberg Road named after?” Or perhaps, “Why weren’t any large shopping centers ever developed in Parkland?” These questions, in addition to many others, are answered by Frank J. Cavaioli, Ph.D., and Kenneth A. Cutler, Esq. in their sensational new book, A History of Parkland, Florida. The …
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By Ashley Ferraro For years, Parkland RedHawks Lacrosse has been celebrating the culture of the sport and granting youth rewarding benefits such as leadership development and improved self-confidence and self-esteem. More notably, it’s paved the way for students to land scholarships and take their talents to the collegiate level. James Gianos, Parkland RedHawks Lacrosse president …
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By Stacy Case That’s right, it’s time to sign up for the Parkland RedHawks Lacrosse program. And as the 11-member Board of Directors gear up for its 14th season of play, they remain a successful group within the South Florida Youth Lacrosse League. RedHawks secretary Alison Leon talks about how the game has become more …
As the Parkland RedHawks Lacrosse program’s registration is underway already for its Spring season, those who are looking to play for the first time are invited to attend a clinic to see if it’s something they may be interested in. Many of the area sports don’t offer such an opportunity and, even better than the …
