I’ve held off on commenting on Saturday’s explosion in Plantation because so many outlets have communicated information; you haven’t been starved for stuff to read. Now, as we are a few days later, I’m sharing some thoughts and information.What are your...

Chief administrative officer Jason Nunemaker provided an update on the projects from the $60 million bond voters approved in November 2016. Terms of the bond dictate that 85 percent of the moneys be “obligated” to projects within three years. Nunemaker thinks we’ll...

(There's a point to this photo. Read all the way to the end.)I’d like to use this news item about the city of Riviera Beach and computer hackers culling $600,000 from them to explain why communication isn’t as easy as you think in our city.Basically,...

Memorial Day event: Talk of D-Day I spoke for a couple of minutes at Plantation’s annual Memorial Day event Monday morning, and connected it to thoughts about my father, who was only 19 when he was part of the June 6, 1944, D-Day invasion of Normandy,...

Balancing act: City's needs, financial responsibility The most important job a city council does is handle is how to spend taxpayer money, and a workshop on May 8 started us down the road for 2019-2020. The city’s department heads presented their thoughts...

Although the progress varies, as does our level of success, here’s what our leaders are working on.