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Child, 9, injured in shooting at Lauderhill shopping plaza - Vimarsana News

Child, 9, injured in shooting at Lauderhill shopping plaza

A 9-year-old boy was shot in his right ankle after someone fired a gun during an argument in the parking lot of a shopping plaza in Lauderhill on Memorial Day, police said. The boy and his family were not involved in the argument.

Broward stadium renovation begins ahead of T20 World Cup - Vimarsana News

Broward stadium renovation begins ahead of T20 World Cup

With the ICC T20 World Cup just over three months away, ground was broken on February 13 for renovation of Central Broward Park & Broward County Stadium in Lauderhill, South Florida. It is one of three venues in the United States that will host matches for the June 1-29 tournament. The Broward County Parks and Recreation Division will conduct the US$8.4 million project which, according to a statement from its...

Residential developments in Carlsbad are proceeding - Vimarsana News

Residential developments in Carlsbad are proceeding

The second part of our development report is related to new residential developments.

Lauderhill man, 101, honored for his service as one of the first Black Marines - Vimarsana News

Lauderhill man, 101, honored for his service as one of the first Black Marines

Cpl. George Johnson, one of the first Black Marines, drew applause from the crowd Monday as the 101-year-old was honored for receiving the nation’s highest civilian award.

One of the First Black Marines, 101, Honored for His Service - Vimarsana News

One of the First Black Marines, 101, Honored for His Service

Cpl. George Johnson served as a military policeman during the World War II era and is one of the Montford Point Marines, the first Black members of the Corps.