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Margate Crime Blotter: Police Arrest Man on Oxycodone Trafficking Charge
The Margate Police Department responded to various incidents and made multiple arrests between August 25 and August 31, 2026.

Mayor Arserio Reflects on the Community Spirit That Defines Margate
As we welcome September and begin the transition from summer to fall, I find myself reflecting on what makes Margate such a special place to call home.

Franz Ferdinand and Maxie Search for Forever Homes in Broward County
Franz Ferdinand and Maxie are searching for fresh starts and forever homes through Broward County Animal Care.

BSO Brings Free Prescription Drug Take-back and Shredding Event to Parkland In October
The Broward Sheriff’s Office will give residents an opportunity to safely dispose of unwanted prescription medications and sensitive documents during a free community event in Parkland.

Broward Tax Collector Brings Driver’s License Services Directly to Communities
Broward County residents can now access select driver’s license and identification services closer to home through the Broward County Tax Collector’s mobile service program.

New Mahjong Night Invites Players to Gather in Margate
A new Mahjong Night is coming to Margate, inviting players to enjoy an evening of friendly competition while supporting a new local business.

Coral Springs Mom Helps Homeschool Students Celebrate Prom Without Missing a Milestone
Coral Springs homeschool parent Lindsay Joly organized two South Florida proms, creating a sold-out celebration and new social opportunities for homeschool students.

Coral Springs Charter Football Falls 13-3 to Pine Crest After Resuming Suspended Game
The Coral Springs Charter football team officially resumed its suspended game against Pine Crest School on Monday, but the Panthers fell 13-3.

New Greek Restaurant Celebrates Opening in Coral Springs
The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill has officially opened its doors.

Dine Out Hollywood Registration is Open - Register Your Business to Participate
From October 1 through October 31, 2026, participating restaurants will offer special prix-fixe lunch and/or dinner menus that encourage residents and visitors to explore Hollywood’s diverse dining scene. Register your business today!

Hydrant Flow Testing
The City of Hollywood’s Department of Public Utilities continues routine hydrant flow testing in the area between Sheridan Street and Pembroke Road, from Federal Highway west to 21st Avenue. Testing is expected to be completed by early October.

Coral Springs Police to Host Free Shred-A-Thon for Residents
Coral Springs residents can safely dispose of sensitive documents during the city’s upcoming free Shred-A-Thon.