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CORAL SPRINGS — The governor's office on Friday formally reinstated suspended city commissioners Tom Powers and Vincent Boccard. The two were suspended by Gov. Charlie Crist on March 29 after accusations of Sunshine Law violations. But on Aug. 18, Judge Fred Berman dismissed the charges, saying there wasn't enough evidence. Crist's office attributed more»

Coral Springs Chamber of Commerce has joined the statewide campaign against Amendment 4, a proposed constitutional amendment that would put changes to city and county comprehensive plans on the ballot. The proposed change, sponsored by Florida Hometown Democracy, will be on the statewide ballot in November this year and will pass if it gets 60 percent more»

FORT LAUDERDALE — Moments before a jury was to hear closing arguments Wednesday in the trial of two suspended Coral Springs commissioners, a county judge dismissed the charges. "You are assuming the appearance of impropriety creates impropriety," Judge Fred Berman told the prosecutor. But Berman disagreed. While he questioned the judgment of Tom Powers more»

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What are the facts? On November 2nd, you will be asked to vote yes or no on a plan to alter Florida’s Constitution called Amendment 4. Special interest lawyers, adult entertainment interests and population control groups have designed, funded and proposed this amendment to our Constitution. Take a moment to learn more about who’s backing Amendment 4 and more»

In politics, creative marketing may be the difference between success and failure. That's why convincing Florida voters to oppose Amendment 4, the so-called ``Florida Hometown Democracy'' constitutional amendment, is no easy task. After all, how could ``Hometown Democracy'' be anything but good for our state? However, Amendment 4 will stifle growth and more»

The debate over the Amendment 4, the proposed addition to the Florida Constitution to regulate growth is coming to northwest Broward. Thursday night, Property Appraiser Lori Parrish presents what proponents say is Amendment 4’s promise to protect property owners and communities from unwanted land use changes. Parrish was an ally of environmentalists from more»

Coral Springs, Florida—Cindy Brief, President, of the Coral Springs Chamber of Commerce, has recently completed her third year at Institute for Organization Management (Institute), a four-year nonprofit leadership training program at the University of Georgia in Athens.

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