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State and local officials were defending themselves Thursday against yet more suggestions that political influence is guiding Florida’s distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine — this time over how Wynmoor, a prominent senior community in Broward County, jumped to the front of the vaccination line. The issue arose after Wynmoor thanked Broward County Commissioner Mark Bogen — an attorney for the ...
Residents of the Wynmoor Village community in Broward received special access to the COVID-19 vaccine in early January. Wynmoor leaders credited Broward County Commissioner Mark Bogen with helping to bring the clinic to the community. Bogen is paid by Wynmoor for legal work. If Bogen used his county position to steer special vaccine access to Wynmoor while he was getting paid by the community, it could be perceived as a conflict of interest. Moskowitz did not respond to an interview request from the Herald-Tribune, but after the Herald-Tribune’s story was published, he told the South Flor...
Most large universities have canceled Spring Break, but local officials are gearing up to welcome students, enforce pandemic rules and protect an unexpectedly strong tourism season.
Questionnaire for incumbent Sandra Welch, candidate for Coconut Creek City Commission, District C
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Broward County animal shelter failing, 208-page audit finds Report suggests 135 changes for shelter in Fort Lauderdale Updated: Tags: FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Broward County Commission discussed a new report Tuesday that highlights many inefficiencies at Broward Animal Care and Control, the county-run animal shelter in Fort Lauderdale. County Auditor Bob Melton produced the 208-page audit report, where he summarizes “that kennel operations do not consistently adhere to best practices and laws. We conclude that programs and processes are not operating effectively.” Melton goes on...