Three Tamarac mayoral candidates made presentations to the Kings Point Republican Club last Thursday, and although the election is nonpartisan, questions posed to the candidates revealed their political leanings.
The Kings Point in Tamarac Board of Directors voted 12-0 to reject the city of Tamarac’s offer to build a fire station on their property which would have improved emergency response times, according to the city.
On April 19, Tamarac’s District 3 will be holding their Neighborhood Meeting with Commissioner Julie Fishman. It will be interesting to see if our commissioner finally addresses…
Is one Kings Point resident betraying her neighbors for her own political gain? From the way it looked outside of the Tamarac Library on Saturday, this resident not only disregarded the rules of the Democratic Party but seemed to have little regard for her fellow seniors.
Six candidates are running to be the next commissioner in Tamarac’s District 3 which includes the Westwood communities and Kings Point.
With little advanced notice, Kings Point residents discovered that their longtime cable company would soon be switched.
Approximately 500 Kings Point residents attended Thursday’s monthly homeowner’s association meeting to seek answers to last month’s unanimously passed motion by the 13-member Board Of Directors to seek a variance to have businesses on the premises.
Hundreds of Kings Point residents will fill the Palace Theater on Thursday morning at the monthly open Board of Directors meeting to inquire, or perhaps protest, about a plan to have a private real estate company, Signature Realty, operate on-site within the community clubhouse
