by Danielle Charbonneau | Jan 19, 2024 | News
By Danielle Charbonneau This weekend foodies flocked to Fort Lauderdale for “The Grand Tasting” — a signature event of the Visit Lauderdale Food & Wine Festival. Here’s a visual sampling of some of the culinary treats you you missed. But...
by Danielle Charbonneau | Jan 18, 2024 | Broward County, Health & Wellness, Lighthouse Point, News, Real Estate/Development
On Dec. 13, the City of Lighthouse Point’s Development Review Committee reviewed plans to transform a 1.03-acre site on Federal Highway, north of the Walmart (at 5360 N. Federal Highway), into a Broward Health freestanding emergency department (ED). As reported by the...
by Danielle Charbonneau | Dec 28, 2023 | Broward County, Deerfield Beach, News
One hundred houses and five businesses are now taking part in a pilot compost program in the City of Deerfield Beach through March 2025. The USDA-funded community organic and food waste recycling and compost pilot program is designed to test strategies for the...
by Danielle Charbonneau | Dec 28, 2023 | Broward County, Lighthouse Point, News, Politics, Pompano Beach
The City of Lighthouse Point’s longtime resident and City Engineer for more than 20 years, Cary Winningham, will retire at the end of the year. In his place, the Lighthouse Point City Commission has approved a five-year contract with Pompano Beach-based...
by Danielle Charbonneau | Dec 14, 2023 | Fun Things To Do, News, Pompano Beach, Real Estate/Development
On Dec. 15 Topgolf is set to hold its grand opening for its ninth Florida location and 96th global location in Pompano Beach. The popular recreational sports venue will serve as one of the key attractions at The Pomp, a new development project adjacent to the newly...
by Danielle Charbonneau | Nov 30, 2023 | Lighthouse Point, News
John Lavisky, the City of Lighthouse Point’s City Administrator for the last two decades, will be posthumously honored as a Keeper at the city’s Keeper Days Weekend in February. Lavisky, who died Oct. 13 after battling an extended illness, served the city for 28...
