December Update from State Rep Christine Hunschofsky
It is an honor to serve you as your District 96 State Representative, and I look forward to working with you.
2020: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly, According to Broward Commissioner Michael Udine
Reflecting on this turbulent year, our community has shown grace and resiliency while navigating many challenges.
Patricia Oliver Joins National Gun Violence Prevention Nonprofit
Arming policymakers, advocates, and the public with facts and data to create an evidence-based policy to reduce gun violence, GVPedia announced this week, Patricia Oliver
New Parkland Commission To Be Sworn In November 18
With the election complete, the new city commission is eager to get started.
Students Weigh in on The 2020 Presidential Election
After several days of prolonged ballot-counting between Vice President Joe Biden and President Trump, it was finally announced on November 7
Volunteers Needed to Serve on 4 Advisory Boards in Parkland
For those searching for a way to help the community, the City of Parkland is currently accepting applications on four advisory boards.
Debbi Hixon, Wife of Late Parkland Coach, Elected to School Board
Debbi Hixon won seat 9 on the Broward County School Board with 67 percent of the votes over Dr. Jeff Holness.
Rich Walker Elected Parkland Mayor With 52 Percent of Votes
Residents in Parkland have chosen their new mayor — by an extremely close margin of about 1,000 votes.
Parkland’s Joe Scott Elected Broward Supervisor of Elections
Parkland resident Joe Scott has won the race for Broward County Supervisor of Elections.
Parkland Elects 2 New City Commissioners: Re-Elects 1
The race for three Parkland city commission seats has come to an end.
Mayor Hunschofsky’s Final Message: ‘Serving you has been the honor of a lifetime’
Writing this, my final column as Mayor of Parkland is bittersweet. Serving you, the residents of Parkland, as your Mayor, has been the honor of a lifetime.
Broward Commissioner Michael Udine: Updates Heading into November 2020
As we march into November and the upcoming holiday season, our cities are getting creative.
Parkland City Commission Fed Up with Drainage Issues in the Wedge
Drainage issues have provided continued frustration for Parkland residents in the wedge area since Lennar began constructing homes in 2013.
Residents and Colleagues Say Goodbye To Mayor Hunschofsky At Her Last Meeting
On Wednesday, Mayor Christine Hunschofsky sat on the dais for her final city commission meeting in Parkland on a day that happened to fall on her birthday.
Meet Joe Scott: Army Captain and Candidate for Supervisor of Elections
In his bid for Broward County Supervisor of Elections, the results were a little too close for comfort for newcomer Joe Scott..
Parkland Names ‘Gina Rose Montalto Memorial Foundation Day’ at Meeting
At Wednesday’s meeting, The Parkland City Commission proclaimed October 21, 2020 as Gina Rose Montalto Memorial Foundation Day.
Early Voting and Ballot Drop-off Information for Parkland Residents
The 2020 general elections are underway in Broward County, with 570,379 vote-by-mail ballots already sent out to registered voters.
Candidate’s Wife Angered After Neighbor Reports Signs Missing Disclaimers
Parkland politics have been relatively controversy-free and respectful. That is, since the 2006 mayoral race when then-Commissioner Michael Udine…
With 22 Days to Go, Dems Lead in Returning Vote-By-Mail Ballots
With only 22 more days until Election Day, Democrats are returning their vote-by-mail ballots in larger percentages than Republicans or Independents.
Ballot Ripped, Folded, or Wet? Broward’s Canvassing Board Will Make Sure it’s Counted
With over 555,000 vote-by-mail ballots sent out so far, Broward County’s Canvassing Board is now is in the process of tabulating them.
