Bus Operators will be challenged as they put their expertise to the test. This year, 11 BCT Bus Operators will navigate a rigorous obstacle course designed to duplicate real-world driving scenarios that will test their driving precision, problem-solving, and technical expertise, highlighting the professionalism and dedication required to navigate Broward County’s bustling roads safely and efficiently.
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The Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) and Broward County will host a second round of Broward Safety Action Plan (BSAP) public workshops during the month of February. These workshops will provide residents with an opportunity to review conceptual designs and offer feedback on critical safety measures for some of the county’s most dangerous streets.
On January 27, the Trump Administration announced a pause on all federal aid programs, encompassing both grants and loans. This affects everything from students applying for financial aid for the next school year to seniors dependent on food stamps.
Scientists at the NIH had been told the communications pause put in place by the Trump administration last week covered all purchasing, including supplies for their ongoing studies such as test tubes and feed for lab animals, according to four sources inside the agency.
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Meet the Finalist for President and Chief Executive Officer of Broward College
FAMUNAA Broward County Chapter is honored to welcome retired Broward County Circuit Court Judge Ilona Holmes as the guest speaker for the occasion. Judge Holmes’ distinguished career and lifelong dedication to public service make her an inspiration to all. Judge Holmes’ leadership and service has led her to serve in several capacities across a plethora of organizations.
Marijuana was a hot topic in 2024 as Floridians voted on Amendment 3, which proposed to amend Florida’s constitution to legalize recreational use for people 21 and older. The measure failed during the November general election. However, as the year came to an end, the Florida Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU) reported nearly 900,000 Floridians and seasonal residents had obtained medical marijuana cards.
Legacy Ball founder Audrey Warren, still on cloud nine after detailing the overwhelming support from the West Park/Carver Ranches community, symbolically passed the mic to Cynthia Strachan-Saunders, but only after Stephanie Bevel extolled Cynthia’s special talent as a historian, which led to her publishing, Promises from the Palmetto Bush, a detailed account of Carver Ranches’ genesis as a community.