Developer Brian Tuttle at Planning and Zoning Meeting: “Seniors are an Economic Burden”
The statement was made after commission members asked Tuttle the rationale behind amending the City of Parkland ordinance
“No Room For ‘Opposing Views’ on Holocaust: Rep. Deutch Speaks Out After Texas Controversy
Rep. Ted Deutch is speaking out about the importance of Holocaust education in schools after teachers in Texas were told to teach “opposing views”
State Rep Christine Hunschofsky Honored For Her Service to the City
Amidst multiple rounds of applause at Wednesday’s commission meeting, Former Mayor Christine Hunschofsky was honored for her…
Rep. Deutch Leading Bipartisan Effort to Save Rescue Dogs
Rep. Ted Deutch is spearheading a bipartisan effort to get scores of abused, stranded rescue dogs into the U.S. after the CDC suspended canine imports from 113 countries.
Broward County Vice Mayor Udine Shares October Updates
Michael Udine: In the new budget, Broward County stood firm on its commitment to keep tax rates low and did not increase any taxes on residents.
Rep. Christine Hunschofsky’s October Updates
Rep: Hunschofsky: This coming month I am looking forward to some cooler weather and getting ready for the upcoming holiday season.
Vice Mayor Mayersohn on October Events in Parkland
From Vice Mayor Bob Mayersohn: in most places of the country, October is the month when you can embrace the change of seasons…
Parkland Planning & Zoning Delays Discussion Of New Homes
At a special Planning & Zoning Board Meeting on Thursday, the discussion about the proposed new residential community Parkland Royale
Planning & Zoning to Discuss 210 New Homes in Parkland
A developer wants to add 210 single-family homes in Parkland.
Rep. Ted Deutch Delivers Impassioned Defense of Israel, Iron Dome Funding
Rep. Ted Deutch delivered a blistering response to Democratic colleague Rep. Rashida Tlaib in the House of Representatives Thursday, accusing her …
Lois Blount, Widow of Parkland’s Founder Dies at 95
A dear friend to the city has passed away – Lois Blount, widow of Parkland’s first Mayor, Bruce B. Blount, died on September 19.
Selection Committee Chooses Developer for Former Heron Bay Golf Course
In a meeting held on Wednesday, developers submitting proposals for the former 223-acre Heron Bay Golf Club were voted on by representatives from Parkland, Coral Springs…
Parkland Residents Speak Out Against Heron Bay Development
After pictures and video were released to the public, residents expressed anger and concern over the three proposed plans for the development of the Heron Bay golf course.
Proposed 2022 City of Parkland Budget Focuses on Parks
The initial public hearing for the 2022 City of Parkland budget will be held on Monday, when the City Commission resumes its regular meeting schedule.
Broward County Vice Mayor Michael Udine Shares September Updates
Labor Day means firing up the grill and the beginning of the college football season (Go Gators!)! Local cities have many different festivities planned for you,
Rep. Christine Hunschofsky’s September Updates Include National Suicide Prevention Awareness
As we all know, the pandemic and school pressures for our school-aged children have added mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, and in some cases suicidal thoughts.
Parkland Mayor Walker Updates Residents for September 2021
While September arrives with the onset of Fall, never too noticeable with south Florida weather, we welcome the hustle and bustle of back-to-school events, open houses, evening football games
Proposals for Former Golf Course Include Amphitheater, Parking Garage and Charter School
The fate of the former 223-acre Heron Bay Golf Club was discussed at a meeting on Friday when developers…
Parkland Students Have an Opportunity to be ‘Mayor For A Month’
Students have an opportunity to become Parkland’s Mayor for a month….
Project Grow Love Garden To Be Replanted By The Community On Aug 28
After a series of discussions between Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the city…
