Fans of children’s books by Dr. Seuss are in for a treat as the theater department at J.P. Taravella prepares to recreate wildly imaginative scenes from classics…
Chanukah, also known as the Festival of Lights, kicks off worldwide on Sunday, December 22 this year, and will be celebrated with a menorah lighting and evening of chocolate at the Chabad Jewish Center of Tamarac.
Dry, British wit has come to the high school stage in the form of a good old-fashioned ghost story.
A teenage cast will perform a musical about the highs and lows of being in your 20s while navigating the digital age as millennials in the 21st century.
Steve Rivera and George Paparelli didn’t always live within walking distance of each other. Long before the pair met, they served their country during the Vietnam War on opposite sides of the world.
A water main break in Ft. Lauderdale impacted residents in Tamarac, who live east of 441 after a contractor damaged the system this month.
Ninth graders set to attend J.P. Taravella in the 2019-2020 school year are invited to an exclusive preview of their new high school at an upcoming event in August.
As his days wind down serving Tamarac, Captain Neal Glassman said it saddens him to be leaving his post after six and a half years.
The neighborhood of Heathgate-Sunflower in Tamarac has been visited more than once by a woman who, by the looks of it on an ADT security camera, has stolen lawn and solar ornaments
The city of Tamarac wants to know what residents think about medical marijuana dispensaries.
The Caporella Aquatic Center in Tamarac is about to do something it has never done before – host a swimathon. An event is planned, not just to honor the late Nick Dworet…
It’s better to buy experiences than things – or so goes the argument on appreciating life more, and living in the moment.
Friendly, open and inclusive of all types of Judaism is a familiar refrain when it comes to reviews of the Chabad Jewish Center.
Last summer, a new community for parents and their children opened its doors in Tamarac. Called Soaring Eagles Academy, it was built to serve children of all ages by a loving staff who cares.
A fresh look is on the horizon for Fire Rescue Station 36. Currently a temporary structure until the nearby lot transforms into a massive permanent facility, it is meant to increase response times to local emergencies.
A Margate man is charged with attempted murder of a tow truck driver after he fired shots at the driver for towing his illegally parked car from a Tamarac apartment complex.
Home owners in Tamarac may qualify for an additional $25,000 exemption on their 2018 tax bill after the long-term residency senior exemption was approved by the city of Tamarac.
A Tamarac restaurant that specializes in authentic Caribbean food was targeted by a scammer on Tuesday with the owner reportedly losing more than $1,000.
There is good news for motorists who received citations at Tamarac’s red light cameras prior to May 1, after Broward and Miami-Dade County courts ruled that thousands of the violations be thrown out.
Marietta DeArmas, who goes by Mary, has a long history working in Broward County Public Schools. She began her career in education 18 years ago as an algebra teacher, eventually getting certified as an administrator.
