January 2017

St. Andrew Family Carnival
January 26th, 5 to 9 pm, January
27th 5 to 11pm, January 28th
11am to 11pm, January 29th,
noon to 9pm
Saint Andrew will have its annual
family carnival at St. Andrew Catholic Church, 9990 NW 29th
Street, Coral Springs. The event will have rides for the entire
family, games, food, wine and beer garden, and a variety of
vendors. For information, visit carnival@saccs.org.
Drive-in Movie
January 28th, 7pm
Bring the family out to Equestrian Center at
Temple Park, 8350 Ranch Road, for a free night
at the movies. Free. Call 954-757-4105 for
movie title or information.
Bird Walks in the Parks
First Saturday and Sunday of the month
Bird Walks will be at Tall Cypress Natural Area, 3700 Turtle Run
Blvd., Coral Springs, at 8am. This event is for all ages. The
walks are free, registration is required. Call 954-357-5100.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Daley
remains as
Vice Mayor
The City
Commission
reappointed
Dan Daley as
Vice Mayor last
month. Daley
has served as
a Coral Springs Commissioner since
November 2012. Daley is currently
a Commission liaison to the Charter
School Advisory Board, Customer-
Involved Government Committee,
Economic Development Advisory
Committee, Martin Luther King, Jr.
Committee, and the Neighborhood
and Environmental Committee.
For more information, or to schedule
an appointment with Daly, call
954-344-5911.
Scholarship Opportunities
The City of Parkland is offering two
scholarships for graduating Parkland
seniors. Application deadline is
January 27.
Education Advisory Board
Scholarship: Open to Parkland
residents with a minimum cumulative
grade point average of 2.5 who
are eligible for high school graduation
in the current school year. This
scholarship recognizes students with
a demonstrated commitment to community
service beyond the required 40
service hours.
Engineering Scholarship: This
opportunity is offered in partnership
with Unger Engineering Services and
Winningham and Fradley Inc., and is
open to Parkland
residents who are
eligible for high
school graduation in
the current school
year and intent on
pursuing a degree
in civil engineering,
surveying,
or a related field.
For information
and to apply, visit
cityofparkland.org/
scholarships
Volunteer
Parkland
Earn volunteer hours by helping
others, or helping the City of Parkland.
Gardening, Parks and Recreation
events, the Parkland Library, and
community events and projects are
among the volunteer opportunities
available. For information and to apply
online, visit www.cityofparkland.org/
volunteer or call 954-757-4145.
Successful Food Drive
The City of Parkland hosted its annual
holiday food drive and collected 621
pounds of non-perishable food, much
of which was donated by Parkland
residents, and provided it to Feeding
South Florida. City volunteers pitched
in to prepare about 8,000 meals in a
Debra and Jennifer Quercioli are two of 19 volunteers
helping at the food drive.
three-hour shift. Volunteers met early
at Parkland City Hall then traveled
by bus to Feeding South Florida in
Pembroke Park. There they received
orientation and training on how to
inspect donated items for sorting.
While 621 pounds of food was
donated by Parkland, the volunteers
assisted in sorting more than 10,400
pounds of food. P
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