Police texts at center of Pines court fight. Plus mini golf closure, kids’ event
From a court fight over police union text messages to the closure of Monster Mini Golf and a free youth baseball and softball event with the mayor, these three recent stories captured attention in Pembroke Pines.
Here’s a rundown to catch up:
Pembroke Pines rebuffed again in fight over police union texts
Pembroke Pines took another loss in federal court as a judge rejected the city’s push to force disclosure of police union text messages tied to a labor-contract dispute. The case heads toward an August jury trial.
What happened to Monster Mini Golf in Pembroke Pines?
Monster Mini Golf in Pembroke Pines closed May 12, less than a year after opening, and is no longer an authorized franchise, the company says. Customers with event deposits are being directed to email the franchise for help.
Mayor’s Play Ball event brings baseball and softball fun to Pines kids
The city’s free Mayor’s Play Ball event with Angelo Castillo returns next month at Flamingo Park with “hit, pitch and run” activities for kids. Families can also expect giveaways and complimentary snacks like snow cones and hot dogs.
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