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July 11, 2020July 15, 2020

Twin protests in Parkland

On a cloudy Saturday afternoon, two peaceful protests were held at the corners of Holmberg and Pine Island road.

On the MSD side of the street, Black Lives Matter/Change the Ref protesters were calling for justice, with chants including “Breonna Taylor, say her name”, “George Floyd say his name”, along with “Black Lives Matter”.

On the other side of the street, a “Back the Blue” Rally was being held. With many waving US flags, along with many “thin blue line” flags, and chants of “All lives matter”. A golf cart drove up, blasting the COPS theme song.

The two sides faced each other for a while, until the planned march for the Black Lives Matter event started up Pine Island Road.

Both sides were very enthusiastic, with many residents driving by honking to show support, though it was tough to tell if they were supporting one or the other rally.

One mom and her toddler were holding a sign saying – “I can back the blue and want equal justice for ALL.”

June 2, 2020June 17, 2020

Coral Springs BLM protest, June 2, 2020

June 2nd, 2020, 4pm, Coral Springs, FL.

Here are some pictures from a peaceful protest at University and Sample, in the center of the City of Coral Springs.

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May 13, 2020May 13, 2020

Jordan Isrow Declares Run for Parkland City Commission, District 2

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MAY 13, 2020

Jordan Isrow Files to Run for
Parkland City Commission Seat, District 2

Parkland, FL – Jordan Isrow has filed to run for City Commissioner in Parkland, District 2.

Jordan and his wife Jessica live in Watercrest and share their time with their 3-year old son, Parker, a 5-month old daughter, Maya, a French Bulldog named Bentley and a rescue cat named Loki

Jordan currently is General Counsel for a successful international cosmetics company headquartered in South Florida.

He always had a strong interest in public service and giving back to his community. He has volunteered to help many local public officials and political campaigns in various roles. He has also been actively involved in a number of charities such as SOS Children’s Village, N.I.C.K.’s Camp, Parkland Cares, Jewish Federation of Broward County, Fashion Funds the Cure and Experience Camps.

Jordan is running for City Commissioner to continue to make a positive impact for his community. His top priority is to preserve Parkland’s special character and family friendly environment, while best preparing the City for the future.

Isrow stated, “there is a long list of things that interest me in the City Commissioner role. However, the primary draw is the privilege and the formidable challenge of planning for the future, while managing the growth, without sacrificing the essence of what makes Parkland so uniquely special.

Parkland is unrivaled in terms of its strong sense of community. We will always support one another and rally together both in good times and in bad. This is so very rare these days and is truly what I believe makes Parkland one of the best places to live in the country. I intend to do everything in my power to protect this lifestyle for all Parkland residents.”

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