Developer’s Suit: Commissioners Should Not Have Listened to Residents Against Woodmont Hotel
A developer is appealing to the courts to go around the city commission’s decision against a hotel proposed for the Woodmont community.
Developers’ Plans to Put Houses on Woodlands Golf Greens Sails Through Another Round
It’s getting closer to “game over” for the Woodlands’ golf greens — a developer won another round of approvals…
Woodlands Golf Course Closes, Owner Blames Pandemic
The new coronavirus pandemic has claimed another victim — golf at the Woodlands Country Club is closing.
School Safety Advocacy Group Endorses Debra Hixon for School Board
School safety advocacy group, Stand with Parkland, is endorsing one of its own in the race for the countywide seat on the Broward County School Board.
A Minimum of 5 Hours’ Instruction and Night Class Option to Greet Returning Broward Students
Seeking to avoid the problems that plagued Broward County Public Schools’ online instruction last spring,
11 p.m. Curfew and Other Rules Start Friday Night in Effort to Stop COVID-19 Spread
An 11 p.m. curfew is going into effect Friday night and will continue nightly until Aug. 1
Before Other Candidates Qualified Teachers’ Union Endorses Incumbent in Commission Race
The website of the Broward County teachers union says it evaluates candidates for office and endorses those whose platforms favor educators and education.
COVID-19 Crisis Hits Tamarac’s Plans as Governor’s Veto Siphons Away $1 Million for Improvements
Plans to strengthen the headwalls that lift cars above stormwater and canal culverts have crashed into the COVID-19 crisis,
Tamarac Vice Mayor and Evangelical Pastor Announces He’s Converting to Judaism at Public Meeting
Tamarac’s vice mayor, who leads an evangelical North Lauderdale church as Pastor Fire when he’s off the dais, announced…
Tamarac Resident Beta Testing Robotic Companion for Seniors
Deanna Dezern can attest: “ElliQ” is the kind of companion that wouldn’t touch topics that might upset anyone “she” comes across, especially in an election year like this.
BSO Sheriff Tony Gets City Leaders’ Praise as he Faces Controversy in Re-Election Bid
Sheriff Gregory Tony is facing his first bid for election in August with a seal of approval from the mayors…
3 City Commission Candidates Show Wide-Ranging Focus Points
The upcoming city commission election this November so far shows one incumbent sailing to a second term without opposition and the other drawing a challenger
Large-Scale Gyms Reopening Along With Broward County’s Beaches and Hotels
Soon, residents will no longer be able to blame coronavirus for avoiding the gym: big workout facilities such as LA Fitness and Planet Fitness
More of Normal Life Awaits: Broward Announces Offices, Other Venues, Can Open
You can now go back to the office, drop Fifi off for a groom, and do the downward dog pose at a small yoga studio as Broward County
Restaurants, Retail and Salons Opening Soon But Don’t Dig Out Those Credit Cards Yet
COVID-19’s kick put Broward County two weeks behind most of the state in reopening businesses shuttered in the pandemic crisis.
Commission Agrees on Soft Re-Opening Date for Broward County
Broward County on Monday will take some tentative steps toward normal life — beginning to open what was shut in the outbreak of COVID-19
Woodlands Golf Course Gets Reprieve From Housing
Plans to turn the Woodlands golf greens into hundreds of new homes appears to have landed into something of a sand trap.
Talk Media Clicks With The Tamarac Community At Record Levels
What was once just a way to connect neighbors who were used to mailed, monthly newsletters, Talk Media’s online publications
Rep. Daley Rips State’s Unresponsive Unemployment System
The state’s overwhelmed unemployment claims website has lit up Rep. Dan Daley’s phone with constituents’ desperate stories,
Video Shows Tamarac Vice Mayor and Pastor Claiming He Saw COVID-19 Coming
He didn’t warn his fellow City Commission members. Still, Tamarac Vice Mayor Marlon Bolton claims he predicted the current health emergency
