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Summer in South Florida can be lots of fun, but sometimes the heat can be overbearing on our bodies and our electricity bills! August is just around the corner, South Florida’s hottest month of the year, so we are going to feel the heat more than ever in just a few short weeks. There are …

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It’s summertime in South Florida which means schools are out and it’s barbecue time! Having a barbecue is a great way to bring family and friends together at your home. While barbecues are very enjoyable there are some safety tips that can help you have a fun and safe celebration at your home. You don’t …

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Summer has officially begun which means the great American holiday, Independence Day, is coming up! The Fourth of July is a great time for families to celebrate the good ol’ USA and come together for barbecues and fireworks. Looking for a way to celebrate? Look no further. Join the City’s annual Fourth of July celebration …

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At the Coral Springs Whole Food Market Place the Teen Cook Off took place with Area High Schools and the Broward Virtual School. Teams had a limited amount of time to discovery what their mystery bag of goodies held and come up with a plan on what to make for a appetizer, entree and dessert. …

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How many places in December can you enjoy a parade in 75-80 degree weather?   Parties Galore -Traffic increases as people and families rush to get a seat along the intercoastal waterway.     As a resident, if you do not own a home along the intercoastal there are plenty of restaurants to enjoy the …

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After a consecutive seven-year reprieve, Florida once again enters the hurricane season.   To mark the start of the season, which runs from June 1st to December 1st, Miami-Dade political leaders and emergency managers, including Gov. Rick Scott, have stressed during a news conference that there is no room for complacency and that: “We have …

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This year, UNITOWN, a program  designed for high school students who live in Coral Springs or who attend Coral Springs schools will celebrate its 18th anniversary.   High School students are encouraged to sign up for UNITOWN 2014,  facilitated by trained adult advisors and highly qualified professionals, this year the program will focus on eliminating …

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When was the last time you pumped gas for free? Was it last week? Or months ago? Now the question is, do you want some more? If your answer is yes, then you are invited to join our $25 Gas card promo which will run from February 10-28. Below are the 4 easy steps to …

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The Coral Springs Fire Department Fire Training Center, received the State,-wide “Florida Fire Training Center of the Year 2013 Award”. This is just another testament to the high efficiency level that the city of Coral Springs operates under. The Fire Academy achieved this honor in 2007 & 2011, as well. This is the first time …

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