City Commission to Take its Shot on Whether Golf Greens Sprout Homes
Chris Lips does not want to see the lake, and the golf course that sold him on his house turned into a swath of new homes in the Woodlands.
Woodlands Residents Object to their Golf Greens Sprouting New Homes
A developer will take a second shot in front of the city planning board Wednesday to get its approval for a plan to turn two golf courses at the Woodlands Country Club into hundreds of homes.
Plans to Develop Golf Greens into Home Sites Set to Officially Tee Off
Hundreds of homes will start sprouting on two longtime golf greens, according to plans set to debut in front of the city planning board Wednesday.
Clear Space by Safely Disposing of Hazardous Waste in April and May
Get ready for more space in the garage because in April and May, Woodlands residents can safely dispose of all types of household hazardous materials that they’ve been meaning throw out, but haven’t had a chance.
Red Light Camera Tickets in Tamarac Thrown Out After Court Ruling
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.
Meet the Candidates Running for Tamarac City Commission District 2
After Mayor Harry Dressler announced he would not be seeking reelection, City Commissioner Michelle Gomez filed for the position leaving her District 2 seat wide open.
Meet the Candidates Running for Tamarac Mayor this November
Three candidates are vying for Tamarac Mayor Harry Dressler’s seat after announcing last March he would not be seeking reelection: Michelle J. Gomez, Gerald Heller and Elvin Villalobos. Another candidate, Claudia M. Gomez, dropped out this month.
Help Keep Local Beaches Clean at the 33rd Annual Coastal Cleanup
This month, local residents can help clean up local beaches as a part of the Ocean Conservancy’s 33rd Annual International Coastal Cleanup.
Woodlands Car Burglaries, Thefts, Continue to Be Crimes of Opportunity
Car thefts and burglaries aren’t just a problem in the Woodlands, it’s a county-wide issue. But for the residents that live in the community, it’s important for them to feel like their possessions are safe at all times.
City Holds Unveiling for New Sculpture in Front of Woodlands
If you drive quickly, you may miss it, but it’s there in between the palm trees: the large sculpture by Roger White Stoller.
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