Among the fastest-growing spots in Broward, Coral Springs and Parkland pride themselves on being family-friendly places to call home, with good schools and lots for kids to do.
BURGEONING COMMUNITIES
- Springs, Parkland committed to families
Both cities offer what people crave: peace, quiet, good schools and a focus on kids
- More than golf in Coral Springs, Parkland
Many are working to enhance the quality of life in these cities
- Variety with a small-town flair
Options for shoppers expand as cities create gathering spots with an array of businesses
- A thriving scene, from sculpture to Broadway
Art scene offers new art exhibits, concerts and Broadway shows
- Springs, new schools get 'A' for partnership
School administrators, city officials work to make traditional and alternative schools run smoothly
- Residents welcome growing diversity
Coral Springs' image has changed as population has diversified
- Good public schools still wooing home-buyers
Good schools have been key to the real estate market
- Strokes of genius
Kids can learn to swim in the pools used by Olympians at the Coral Springs center
- Equestrian tradition still riding high
Horse riding still a big part of Parkland
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Ramblewood East to fill in the doughnut
About 1,4000 residents will become part of Coral Springs next year
- 'Trying to make it beautiful again'
Sawgrass Nature Center will offer wildlife hospital, administration building and habitats for public viewing
- Being cold is cool
Incredible Ice is a mix of the Olympics and MTV
- Unflagging patriot
World War II veteran donates flag to the Smithsonian
- Women greet new moons with spirit
Jewish ritual celebrating renewal is observed by women in Coral Springs' Hadassah
- Though codes are strict, quality is high
Code compliance reduces complaints about life in Coral Springs
- Balancing green spaces, growth
Parkland struggles to hold onto rural roots



