5 Itineraries for a Florida Road Trip

Florida has the perfect combination of landscapes, attractions and cities that attracts millions of tourists from all over the world. Travel in Florida can be done on a group tour or individually. For those that prefer a more unique experience for getting to know the Sunshine State, a road trip style is a safe and […]

Speeding Possible Cause of Fatal Car Crash in Oakland Park

On Monday October 4, 2021 at around 9:46 AM Regional Communications for BSO received a call reporting a two vehicle collision that had occurred in the residential area of Royal Palm Isles  around the 1900 block of NW 38th Street. The crash occurred when the driver of a 2010 Nissan Versa, traveling westbound on NW […]

BSO Seeking The Public’s Help in Locating Missing Oakland Park Man

BSO’s Missing Persons Unit is searching for 23-year-old Jaytwan McNeal, missing from Oakland Park. Investigators are asking the public to report any sighting of the missing man in order to help locate him.  According to BSO investigators, McNeal was last seen around 4:15 p.m. on Monday, September 20, at his residence on 101 N.E. 41st […]

Vehicle Break-in Caught on Camera

On September 7, a home security camera caught a male subject breaking into the vehicles at a home in Oakland Park. The perpetrator has not been identified and Broward Sheriff’s Office Oakland Park District detectives are seeking the public’s help in identifying and apprehending the thief. Another Vehicle Burglary in Oakland Park At approximately 10 […]

Shooting at Northridge Shopping Center in Oakland Park Leaves One Man Wounded

At approximately 7pm on Tuesday September 7th, Chris Landers, who was eating at Tijuana Flats in the Northridge Shopping Center posted in the Living In Oakland Park Facebook Group that there had been a shooting at the bank at Commercial Blvd. and Dixie Highway at the Northridge Shopping center.  Kristin Nowicki, another member of the […]

12 Beach Resorts to Enjoy a Day Pass in Greater Fort Lauderdale

It’s summer in North Hemisphere, and South Florida is hot! Last year, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of tourists drastically decreased and hotels and resorts saw most of the reservations vanish. And when vaccinations started en masse it brought with it the hope of going back to normal, going back to traveling!   Despite […]

Fatal Accident on Prospect Road Underscores Residents’ Growing Concerns

Prospect Road Not What It Seems As I drove down Prospect Road this morning around 9am it was calm and tranquil. It conveyed the feeling of an idyllic little road that residents use to get in and out of their neighborhoods. The last thing it felt like was the scene of a fatal accident. Yet, […]

Oktoberfest Cancelled for the Second Time Due to COVID-19

Last year, when Oktoberfest and all the others outdoor events were cancelled, Oakland Park residents hunkered down and rode out the COVID storm. They did this in the hopes that in 2021 things would be different.  Earlier this year, when vaccinations were given en masse around the country, many thought that life would finally get […]

Dick’s Service Station Mourns the Loss of Bob Neu

It was with a mix of surprise and much sorrow that the Oakland Park community received, on August 15, the sad news that Robert Neu – or Bob, as he was known – had passed away. According to his long-time friend Ronnie Todd, who wrote a post on Facebook, Bob had been in the hospital […]

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