Can I be your new BFF? At 11-years-old, I’m not the youngest feline at the shelter, but I have a lot of love to share.
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The wagging tails, the goofy grins, the eyes that stare deep into your soul. Dogs win your hearts before you know what licked you.
Friday nights at The Manor have long been a hotspot for 18+ year olds to party and dance. For them, the party’s over.
After nearly 14 months leading Wilton Manors’ money matters, Carol Conol officially has the title and the responsibility.
For a religion that’s been around for about 4,000 years, being 50 may make you sound like the new kid on the ecclesiastical block. But for Etz Chaim, it’s a monumental milestone.
Three-year-old Pearce (ID 694642) has spent the past 11 months of his life in an animal shelter, let’s find him a home.
Richard Gray spent more than 30 years promoting Greater Fort Lauderdale’s rich LGBTQ culture, accessibility to all, and as a welcoming place for “Everyone Under the Sun.”
On a day meant to honor U.S. presidents, more than 50 people gathered outside Wilton Manors City Hall and Police Department on Presidents’ Day to protest the nation’s current one: Donald Trump.
After a keen eye, a photographer’s most important body part is their back. Even a simple shoot means lighting adjustments, raising and lowering tripods, and a lot of holding/carrying equipment.
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