At the Broward School Board workshop on Tuesday, Superintendent Robert Runcie addressed the reopening of schools,
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An update from Mayor Michelle Gomez and the Tamarac City Commission on July 14 shared
Detectives are seeking the identity of a man who set fire to a Family Dollar Store in Tamarac.
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,
Know someone who deserves to be in the Hall of Fame? The Broward County Public Schools Hall of Fame, that is.
It’s been six days since our last update from the Florida Department of Health.
One of the most frequent questions we get is, “Where can I get a COVID test?”
Through our joint effort with the Broward Sheriff’s Office to share updates to residents, this is a summary of crimes that occurred …
An Uber Eats driver was arrested on charges of battery for allegedly throwing a drink through a drive-in window, striking the manager
Tamarac Volunteers Create ‘Cookies for Cops’ Program to Treat Tamarac Deputies
A group of Tamarac residents recently brightened the day of some of the men and women tasked with protecting and serving the …
On the same day the Caporella Aquatic Center was scheduled to reopen, the City of Tamarac announced that it will be closing …
It’s been six days since our last update from the Florida Department of Health
Two teens are dead after their car lost control, striking a concrete pole.
Several Tamarac Businesses Receive Complaints for Not Following COVID-19 Precautions
Several Tamarac businesses have been reported for not following precautions put in place by the Center for Disease Control in the wake …
In a message to residents, the Tamarac city commission discussed the county-wide mask order as well as other closures.
As a new month begins and the financial and health impact of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to grow, Feeding South Florida….
The Tamarac City Commission has launched a new residential assistance program to help families who were impacted financially by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Residents searching for their favorite Mexican, Central American, and Caribbean foods, don’t have to travel very far anymore.
It’s been exactly one week since our last update from the Florida Department of Health.
A new Broward County ordinance is tightening business restrictions in the wake of increased COVID-19 cases.
With primary elections coming up in August and general elections to follow in November, deadlines to register as well as request vote-by-mail …
Last month was filled with incredible displays of unity and kindness within our community. Thank you to everyone who joined us at …
It has been a long winter/spring due to the pandemic, and now Broward is getting used to its new normal.
The appalling murder of George Floyd reopened deep and painful wounds in our country.
Do I think Biden will win in November? Yes. Here’s why Joe Biden stands tall above Trump…
Although it’s not an official State or Federal Holiday, Juneteenth may become a holiday in the City of Tamarac.
Independence Day weekend will be unlike any other with the amount of COVID-19 case surging across South Florida.
Through our joint effort with the Broward Sheriff’s Office to share updates to residents, this is a summary of crimes that occurred …
Food trucks have become a popular alternative to dine-in eating during the COVID-19 pandemic– but they have faced restrictions in several cities, …
The Nicholas Dworet Memorial Fund has announced the recipients of their 2020 college scholarship