Deadline Approaching for Voter Registration and Vote-By-Mail Ballots
With primary elections coming up in August and general elections to follow in November, deadlines to register as well as request vote-by-mail ballots are approaching.
State Senate Candidate Teams Up to Support the Woodlands from Development
Earlier this month, Steven Meza qualified to run against incumbent Florida Senator Perry Thurston—and now, he’s teamed up with the Woodlands Defense Fund in a bid to protect their golf courses from development.
Tamarac Resident Beta Testing Robotic Companion for Seniors
Deanna Dezern can attest: “ElliQ” is the kind of companion that wouldn’t touch topics that might upset anyone “she” comes across, especially in an election year like this.
Commission Proposes Transferring $250,000 in Relief for Residents
With the CARES Act, the federal government offered some financial relief to people around the country; however, Tamarac Commissioner Mike Gelin pointed out that it could not nor did not help everyone.
Sheriff Tony: Demonstrating Service in Serving
Before I begin this message, I want to take a moment to remember a beloved member of the Broward Sheriff’s Office
Top 10 Things To Do Right Now To Prepare For What Is Already A Historically Active Hurricane Season
As predicted, the 2020 Hurricane season is already off to a hot start. That means Woodlands residents would be wise now to prepare for the inevitable rush to purchase hurricane supplies.
Feeding South Florida Food Distributions Continue in Tamarac
Although several cities have ended their regular food distributions, at least for now, they are continuing in Tamarac.
Virtual Graduation Dates and Times Set for Broward County Public High Schools
After meetings between administrators, teachers, and student leaders determined virtual graduations were the safest option for high school seniors during COVID-19,
Generous Couple Donates Meals to Tamarac’s University Hospital and More
When Michelle and Brian Rebhun moved back to South Florida from New Jersey last November, they couldn’t have predicted what the future would look like
Chabad Jewish Center of Tamarac Share Food, Joy, and Faith
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way almost everything is done. The Chabad Jewish Center of Tamarac has adapted to this new normal by finding new ways to connect with residents.
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