Latin People News LPN: City of Weston: NEWS FROM THE CITY OF WESTON October 6, 2020 | Revised Social Media: False Threats Lead to Real Consequences With social media easily access...
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NEWS FROM THE CITY OF WESTON October 6, 2020 | Revised |
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Social Media: False Threats Lead to Real Consequences With social media easily accessed and a part of everyday life, students need to be made aware that there are no 'take-backs' once they hit SEND. The fact that in their mind a threatening post was 'just a joke' or 'I really didn't mean it, it wasn't supposed to get out of hand' will not protect them in today's world. False threats today lead to real life consequences of felony charges that could impact your future for a lifetime. |
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Where's George? Find the Park Here's the Clue for Week 1 Woah! We can't blame George for getting lost in this park; it's one of Weston's largest with something for the whole family to enjoy. George likes practicing his free throws and playing pickleball with friends, but now he's taking advantage of the fresh air and enjoying some rest and relaxation. Share your photo on your favorite Social Media platform and use #WhereInWestonIsGeorge - but don’t give away the answer! Don't forget to complete the online form linked below for all eight (8) clues to claim your prize. |
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New Guidelines in Effect as Florida Reopens Get the latest information on the status of City services, and establishments and amenities throughout Broward County as Florida enters Phase 3 Reopenings. |
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FDOT Virtual Public Meeting on Two Projects I-75 from I-595 to West of US27 & SR 84 Glades Parkway to Weston Road A Virtual Public Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, October 7, 2020 from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m. to answer resident questions on the planned resurfacing, restoration and rehabilitation projects along I-75 and SR 84. Project information will be available for viewing. There will be a presentation and a question and answer period after. Residents can also send in questions prior to the meeting. |
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Back to School, Phase 2 Some Broward Students Return to Classrooms Beginning October 9, public schools in Broward County will transition to a hybrid learning model (referred to as Phase 2), with some students in the classroom and some that have selected to remain online with eLearning. The phased plan will transitioned students in a staggered return to classroom learning through October 15. The school calendar has been modified and new school hours will be in effect for all grades. |
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Back to School Traffic Safety As some students return to classrooms, that means school zones will be in effect throughout the county. Although traffic around town will be lighter than the usual back to school rush, it is important to realize that 15 MPH School Zones will be in effect. Also, drivers should beware of children waiting at bus stops and walking to and from schools each day. Read more on how to keep children safe in school zones. |
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If I Were Elected Mayor Essay Contest Have you ever day-dreamed about how you would do things differently if you were Mayor? If you are in the sixth, seventh or eighth grade - here’s your opportunity! The Florida League of Cities is sponsoring a statewide essay contest entitled “If I were elected mayor…” and wants you to describe how YOU would make a difference as mayor and make your city a great place to live. |
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Temporary Suspension of Residential Evictions Although the State of Florida’s moratorium on evictions is no longer in effect, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has issued a declaration that puts a temporary halt on residential evictions through December 31, 2020. This effort is to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Renters (or tenants) must provide the declaration form to their landlord in order to be covered. This declaration does not apply to mortgage foreclosures. |
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Sign Up to Read for the Record on October 29 Celebrate literacy and the power of reading on October 29, 2020, by volunteering to read for Broward: Read for the Record! This year’s chosen book, “Evelyn Del Rey Is Moving Away” by Meg Medina, is a celebration of lasting friendship, the power of connection, and encountering change! |
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