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July 6, 2026 Office of Robert W. SuttonSupervisor, District #2Broward Soil and Water Conservation District To Whom It May Concern: As your elected Supervisor for District #2 of the Broward Soil and Water Conservation District, I believe the best public policy is developed through collaboration, open communication, and a genuine willingness to listen to the people and organizations we serve. The Broward Soil and Water Conservation District addresses issues involving water qual

June 11, 2026 was a day that reminded me of the power of relationships, cooperation, and the simple act of connecting friends with friends to make things possible. One of the greatest privileges in life is being able to bring people together, solve problems, and help create opportunities that benefit an entire community. Sometimes all it takes is a few conversations, a few phone calls, and a willingness to help. Recently, the Romanian sail training ship N.S. Mircea needed a p

In every election cycle, voters face an important question: Do we want career politicians, or do we want leaders with real-world experience solving real-world problems? One candidate making that argument in Florida’s newly drawn 25th Congressional District is Dan Franzese, a businessman, community leader, and former congressional nominee who has built his campaign around three themes: America First Affordability Accountability The campaign literature shown above highlights Fr

💧 From Global Awareness to Local Action Every March 22, the world recognizes World Water Day , established by the United Nations—but here in Broward County, this isn’t just a global conversation… It’s local, practical, and personal. Because in South Florida, water isn’t just something we use— it’s something we manage, protect, and depend on every single day. 🇺🇸 Bringing It Home: Broward Soil and Water Conservation District #2 Right here in our community, the Broward Soil a

A Heartfelt Thank You to Our South Florida Supporters As the 917 Society continues our mission to place pocket Constitutions in the hands...