May 2018
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FROM THE EDITOR<br />
times calls for extraordinary<br />
measures. We saw a need that needed to be<br />
“Extraordinary<br />
filled, and we stepped in to help.” — Benet´ Wilson<br />
These words rang so true to me as Parkland, Coral<br />
Springs, and neighboring communities stepped in to<br />
help after the MSD shooting. Organizations, individuals,<br />
businesses, and even animals stepped up to do what was<br />
necessary to bring support and comfort to the victims, their<br />
families, and to the community.<br />
Our <strong>May</strong> issue continues where we left off in April, with<br />
a special section on helping, healing, and strengthening<br />
our community. There are many ways in which we all can<br />
still show our support. We start with an open letter from<br />
the Parkland Chamber of Commerce, page 16. The letter<br />
is heartfelt expression of sympathy and thanks to all who<br />
were able to lend a hand, not just on that day but on the<br />
days and months to come. The future will bring many<br />
more discussions on how to prevent such a tragedy from<br />
ever happening again. A special thanks goes to the first<br />
responders and their part in helping when Stoneman was<br />
under siege, page 18. Without these trained professionals,<br />
who knows what would have happened.<br />
Students have found a voice and are not shy to tell their<br />
stories or stand up for what they believe in. One young<br />
woman tells us what it was like to be on the outside waiting<br />
for news of a childhood friend, page 21. We have a piece<br />
from a young man in New York who was inspired to speak<br />
out and start a movement in his high school to support<br />
Parkland, page 22.<br />
The March for Our Lives event was a huge success not<br />
just here, but across the country. Check out the two-page<br />
photo spread from the Parkland march, pages 24, 25.<br />
As we move on, don’t forget that Mother’s Day is coming<br />
up. If you are at a loss as to what to do for Mom, we have a<br />
story that will give you a few ideas, page 32. Perhaps Mom<br />
likes museums; if that’s the case then you may want to<br />
check out local museums. Some of the local places are not<br />
charging entrance fees in honor of International Museum<br />
Month, page 84.<br />
The month of <strong>May</strong> is also an Engaged Couples issue,<br />
and we highlight four couples that are getting ready to<br />
exchange vows, pages 28, 30. If you know anyone who is<br />
engaged and would like an announcement in our magazine,<br />
please let me know. It’s a beautiful keepsake and at no<br />
cost. The next Engaged Couples issue is August.<br />
Correction: In the March issue of the Parklander, on page<br />
79, the photo caption should have read “Downtown<br />
Provincetown, Massachusetts.”<br />
In the April issue of the Parklander, on page 25, the<br />
headline should have read “TSM Meditation,” which is not<br />
connected with Transcendental Meditation ® . We apologize<br />
for any confusion. P<br />
Barbara Negron<br />
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MAY <strong>2018</strong>