NBA Champion and All-Star Ray Allen and his Ray of Hope Foundation donated a state-of-the-art computer lab to Homestead Middle School.
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āA 2017 WalletHub survey shows that South Florida is one the best areas to find true love with āFort Lauderdale ranked 86th and Miami as 49th out of 182 cities⦠yet, more than 45 percent of the U.S. population remains unmarried.ā So are we all looking for love in the wrong places, or have we deemed the perfect match matching opportunities as inappropriate?
The exhibit will feature seven original quilts from the collection of Janet Dolland, advocate of the celebrated Geeās Bend Quilterās Collective.
Operations Specialist Zayis Robinson, a native of Hollywood, Fla., assigned to the amphibious dock landing ship USS Pearl Harbor (LSD 52), mans a radar while standing watch on the bridge.
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Named after a beautiful plant, Pansy means “to be remembered”. As far back as she could remember she was enamored with the art of quilt making. Some sixty years later after raising and sending six first generation children to college, she retired and rekindled her passionā¦quilt making.
In 1987 Jackson decided to take his show on the road. He took his classroom experience with kids to another level to pursue another passion, one which involved entertaining the young and young at heart. Thatās when Jackson began his transformation into his persona, as CJ the Clown. Just mention the word clown brings a twinkle in his eyes.
North Lauderdale Elementary today announced it received a $500 Grief-Sensitive Grant from the New York Life Foundation, which will help the school to develop a bereavement support plan and encourage on-going staff development.
As a parent, I recognize that I am my childrenās biggest advocate and I work hard to make sure that they have the best learning opportunities inside and outside of the classroom.
Congratulations to Broward County Public Schools Dillard Center for the Arts (DCA) students, Kieran Hitsman (Tamarac) and Summer Camargo (Hollywood), who are two of only 18 talented high school students from across the United States selected for the prestigious 2018 GRAMMY Camp ā Jazz Session, Jan. 23ā29, 2018. Their selection launches them into the spotlight surrounding the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards.
