By Kevin Deutsch
Tamarac’s mayor and commissioners will honor five barrier-breaking professionals to celebrate Black History Month.
The honorees are Dr. Francine Baugh-Stewart, Principal of Millennium 6-12 Collegiate Academy; Dr. Sherine J.E. Brown, Internal Medicine Specialist at HCA Woodmont Hospital; Aneatra S. King, Community Engagement Specialist at Broward County Public Schools; Patricia D. Parkins, a community volunteer in the Tamarac area; and Charles B. Morton, Jr., J.D., who served nearly 37 years as an Assistant State Attorney in Broward County.
The recipients will be honored during a proclamation presentation held Wednesday, Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. inside Tamarac City Hall’s Commission Chamber, 7525 NW 88th Ave.
The city is also hosting a number of special events in observance of Black History Month including a Feb. 26 celebration from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Caporella Park, 5200 Prospect Rd.
Scheduled entertainment at the celebration includes poetry from Rebecca “Butterfly” Vaughn, performance by Delou African Dance Ensemble, jazz music by EJ & Company, and art displays.
On-site parking will be limited, and attendees are encouraged to use the shuttle bus from the Christian Life Center, 2699 W. Commercial Blvd.
Got News? Send it to Tamarac Talk.
Author Profile
- Kevin Deutsch is an award-winning crime journalist and author. A graduate of Florida International University, Kevin has worked on staff at The Miami Herald, New York Daily News, and The Palm Beach Post.
Latest entries
News2023.06.04Teen Killed in Tamarac Crash Remembered as ‘Ray of Sunshine’
News2023.06.02Woman Steals Ambulance in Tamarac, Causes 2 Car Accidents
News2023.05.31Crash Claims the Life of 18-Year-Old Coral Springs Man: Investigation Underway
News2023.05.315 People Injured in Tamarac Crash, Taken to Area Hospitals
