Got off a plane in ft Lauderdale. Went to area to be picked up by hotel shuttle. On way to hotel…read morewife tells me she left her purse on a chair where we were waiting. Hilton shuttle driver dropped everyone off and drove straight back. Found these two lifesavers waiting for someone to show up. Tourists from Canada thank these two officers and the broward county sheriff's office. Thanks guys!

This is located in the center of Port Everglades once you have cleared security. Port Everglades…read morehas the most strictest security and it is ever present. What ever any of the other Ports do they go even further. For instance when entering the Port today to renew my Port ID. I am thoroughly questioned or should I say vetted out so that they are assured I am not a threat to Port security. After I show my ID and explain that I am renewing my Port ID I am asked for my expired ID so it can be confiscated by the guard. Than I am given a sticker to a affix to my clothing and pointed in the direction of where to go. This is after they are assured I gave no weapons on me or my car. Upon arriving at this location parking is convenient out front. I am asked to sign in based on the reason for my visit. Shortly after I am called up and given a binder to study and take a test based on what I just read. Once I am finished with the Test I give all my necessary forms and signed letters. I am than given a three year renewal. Where other Ports give 5 years. Rest assured this is the safest Port in the World.

Came to the Clubhouse of this private community on this past Saturday, March 24th, to celebrate the…read moreunion of my boss and her husband. To get here you passed through a security gate and there was ample parking in front. At the club house there was a beautiful lap pool, tennis courts, basket ball court, and an impressive children's playground. Of course Nicole and I were there for the wedding. The ceremony took place at the gazebo which had views of water all around. The weather was perfectly mild with clear skies, a joyous time to celebrate a life decision you try to make work for a life time. The DJ played soft celebratory music which just about choked me up when I saw my boss being accompanied by her father down the aisle. The sermon, by a retiring Lutheran priestess, was complete and well rehearsed. The catering company escapes me but they also did a good job. Dinner entrees included a choice of Chicken Alfredo Fettuccine, steak, salad, rice, steamed veggies which paired with an all you can drink bar. Seated close to the bride and groom's table and next to the loud speakers we were the first to leave when the dance music started. We had a wonderful time. The

Huge and beautiful community in Miramar…read more I have been coming here for over five years and I love a few things of this home community: The lake view some of their house have. The different playgrounds they have for kids of this community. The security they have at the gate. Always clean and organized. Signs everywhere ... and as my uncle says, the HOA it's not too much. Enorme y hermosa comunidad en Miramar. He estado viniendo aquí por más de cinco años y me gustan varias cosas de esta comunidad hogareña: La vista del lago que parte de su casa tienen. Los diferentes parques infantiles que tienen para los niños de esta comunidad. La seguridad que tienen en la puerta. Siempre limpio y organizado. Señales en todas partes ... y como dice mi tío, la HOA no es demasiado cara.

Who enjoys going to the DMV? Absolutely no one. However I came in today (with an appointment) and I…read morewas in and out within a hour. Appointments are hard to get. My appointment today was booked in July because that was the earliest. I also had to be back for something else and I was able to get a appointment for mid November. I think they do take a few walk ins super early in the morning. I'm not sure if I was lucky but almost everyone I dealt with , specifically the lady in station 13 (she was amazing) were good. Overall I would go with a appointment to avoid a headache.

U.S. Federal Building & If you know me you know I lived in…read moreBroward County Florida for about forty years. I hate to say I've spent a lot of time visiting this courthouse. It's a five star place but man oh man I hate jury duty. There were times I was so uncooperative I thought the judge would throw me in jail. If you have to go to a courthouse for any reason this is as good as it gets. I'm recommending

I got the dreaded jury summoning. This one is probably the nightmare of all nightmares. I was on a…read moretwo week call in. I would never win the lottery, but somehow, my number was picked to show up on the first day. It's a very organized system. They explain everything clearly. Due to two circumstances, I was dismissed from that days service. However, I was told I still had my two obligation.

If you have packages that you need to ship, this is probably your best bet especially around the…read moreholidays. There were 2 people in front of us when we got there and the line moved pretty quickly. I'm not sure if they only offer limited services. We were there to ship off a return. It's located in the Chevron gas station where Zinncredible Pizza is. The only downside to this location would probably be parking.

The historic Sailboat Bend District is located in the southwestern section of the Ft. Lauderdale…read moreand is the city's only historic district. Long before the pioneers came to South Florida, in 1450 B.C., this was the home of the Native Tequesta Indian Tribe. Seminole later settled in the area in 1793 but were forced out by Major Lauderdale who built the first Fort Lauderdale here. By 1835 there were approximately 60 settlers on homesteads here. In 1899 one of the homesteaders was William H. Marshall who became the first mayor of Ft. Lauderdale. Sailboat Bend is the oldest neighborhood in the city, dating from the early 1900s until the 1950s with the majority of the homes having been built in the 1920's. The neighborhood is located on a sharp curve of the north bank of the New River and it runs north to SW 2nd St. and from SW 7 Ave. west to SW 11 Ave.. It was Ft. Lauderdale's first working class neighborhood. The houses are mainly are small, one-story, vernacular residences with Bungalow, Mission, or Mediterranean Revival style details. There are also larger homes located along the New River. The older homes were crafted from Dade County Pine which is impervious to termites. 75 of the homes in the neighborhood qualify as historic buildings. By the 1970's Sailboat Bend was in a rapid decline with drugs and prostitution common in the area. Concerned citizens decided to take back their neighborhood from crime and in the 1980's they formed the The Sailboat Bend Civic Association. They were able to get the illegal activity out of the neighborhood. In 1988 they hosted their first House and Garden Tour. In 1992 The Civic Association was able to obtain historic designation for Sailboat Bend and it is the only residential historic community in Fort Lauderdale to have one. Today the historic designation has been both a blessing and a curse to the neighborhood. The thing that saved it frustrates people who are looking to do work on their homes and have to jump through extra hoops to do so. It also annoys those who didn't have a historic building. While the historic designation drives up home values it also makes it more difficult for the working class people who have lived here for generations. As a fan of both history and architecture I love exploring Sailboat Bend when visiting family and friends. This is a wonderful neighborhood to drive through and it contains many historic elements like a 1920's Fire house, a swing bridge, and the Northside School that is now a cultural center.

Just north of the performing arts district and edges the New River. Our family is still a part of…read morethe community and we come here bi-weekly for the parks, beer pubs and pizza joints. Extremely difficult renovation codes in the historic district through the city of Ft Lauderdale. One hundred year old home are renovated beautifully keeping that historic charm. This area is low lying and does flood heavy, especially during 2024.

The Bank of Dania is a historic Neoclassical building built in 1923. The building has a gold brick…read moreexterior and white fluted columns along the front of the building. The building was designed by architects John Peterson and J. L. Hardgrove. Cost of construction was $35,000. After the bank moved to s new location the building sat empty until 1966 when the city purchased it. Along with several other Dania Beach pioneers, A.C. Frost founded the Bank of Dania on May 1, 1912. The first location for the bank used to be where the Pirates Inn was. It moved to 2 South Federal in 1926 where it remained until 1956. Most recently the building was an antique store. There is a sign in the window that says it will become a window treatment business. It's a shame that the city doesn't turn into a historical museum like some of the other cities have done with their historic but small town halls and courthouses. It would be the perfect place to put in a display about the history of Dania Beach.

Todas las religiones son dignas de valorar y mi opinion sobre que dejen decenas de zapatos en la…read moreacera para entrar a orar es una molestia para los que caminamos por ahi. Tienen unos pequenos muebles para colocarlos pero la gran mayoria los deja en medio de la acera. El lugar es casi al lado del Key Food en Lyon y Hillsboro Blvd. Al lado de la oficina dental etc etc Gracias por leer esta nota.

Clean and professional building. Plenty of parking spaces for the variety of offices here including…read morepolice, parks and rec and commission Chambers.