http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/getFeed.kickAction?quantity=25 New videos from reyesjes on uVuSouthFlorida Fri, 03 Sep 2010 18:49:51 GMT Fri, 03 Sep 2010 18:49:51 GMT techsupport@uvu.channel2.org (reyesjes) techsupport@uvu.channel2.org (reyesjes) KickApps Feed Builder 2010-09-03T18:49:51Z 1529 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/searchEverything.kickAction?as=86294&sortType=recent 0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_What39s-your-all-time-favorite-BBQ-recipe/VIDEO/1295899/86294.html Fri, 03 Sep 2010 18:49:51 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_What39s-your-all-time-favorite-BBQ-recipe/VIDEO/1295899/86294.html reyesjes 2010-09-03T18:49:51Z uVuSouthFlorida nonadult false What's your all-time favorite BBQ recipe? video 11 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 0 1295899 4667330 Member 0 5 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Edwin-Rodriguez/VIDEO/1292970/86294.html On June 23 2010, Rodríguez became the  manager for the Florida Marlins.  Rodriguez is the first Puerto Rican to manage a Major League Baseball team. Tell us your baseball story visit here to leave a comment On June 23 2010, Rodríguez became the  manager for the Florida Marlins.  Rodriguez is the first Puerto Rican to manage a Major League Baseball team. Tell us your baseball story visit here to leave a comment Thu, 02 Sep 2010 19:05:58 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Edwin-Rodriguez/VIDEO/1292970/86294.html reyesjes 2010-09-02T19:05:58Z People uVuSouthFlorida On June 23 2010, Rodríguez became the  manager for the Florida Marlins.  Rodriguez is the first Puerto Rican to manage a Major League Baseball team. Tell us your baseball story visit here to leave a comment baseball, people nonadult false Edwin Rodriguez video baseball,people 7 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 People 0 1292970 4667330 Member 0 154 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_What39s-Up-Episode-108/VIDEO/1292277/86294.html This week's episode of What's Up? includes the PBS premiere of The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That, celebration of Hispanic Heritage month with Latin Music USA and American Masters. This episode also features two uVu videos including: the Mosaic Theatre's  Completely Hollywood (abriged) and a panel discussion on the golden age of advertising.  This week's episode of What's Up? includes the PBS premiere of The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That, celebration of Hispanic Heritage month with Latin Music USA and American Masters. This episode also features two uVu videos including: the Mosaic Theatre's  Completely Hollywood (abriged) and a panel discussion on the golden age of advertising.  Thu, 02 Sep 2010 15:44:36 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_What39s-Up-Episode-108/VIDEO/1292277/86294.html reyesjes 2010-09-02T15:44:36Z WPBT2 Web Exclusives uVuSouthFlorida This week's episode of What's Up? includes the PBS premiere of The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That, celebration of Hispanic Heritage month with Latin Music USA and American Masters. This episode also features two uVu videos including: the Mosaic Theatre's  Completely Hollywood (abriged) and a panel discussion on the golden age of advertising.  behind the scenes, web series, what's up, wpbt2, wpbt2 web exclusives nonadult false What's Up? Episode 108 video behind the scenes,web series,what's up,wpbt2,wpbt2 web exclusives 55 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 WPBT2 Web Exclusives 0 1292277 4667330 Member 0 114 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Completely-Hollywood-abridged-at-the-Mosaic-Theatre/VIDEO/1281316/86294.html The Mosaic Theatre in Plantation begins the new season with the latest entry in the "Reduced" Theatre genre. Now setting their sights on Tinseltown, the Reduced Shakespeare Company gives Hollywood more than just a nip and a tuck. They cut through the celluloid and fast forward through movie history, splicing Casablanca, Rocky, Star Wars, Titanic, Avatar, and every other enduring Hollywood moment into the ultimate gag reel. The production stars Antonio Amadeo, Erik Fabregat and Christian Rockwell and is directed by Richard Jay Simon. In this clip the trio of actors take time out from an exhausting rehearsal schedule to talk about the improvisational nature of the production, the number of characters they play and the danger of picking the wrong seats. COMPLETELY HOLLYWOOD (Abridged)  By Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor. Additional Material by Dominic ContiRuns from September 9 - October 3 The Mosaic Theatre in Plantation begins the new season with the latest entry in the "Reduced" Theatre genre. Now setting their sights on Tinseltown, the Reduced Shakespeare Company gives Hollywood more than just a nip and a tuck. They cut through the celluloid and fast forward through movie history, splicing Casablanca, Rocky, Star Wars, Titanic, Avatar, and every other enduring Hollywood moment into the ultimate gag reel. The production stars Antonio Amadeo, Erik Fabregat and Christian Rockwell and is directed by Richard Jay Simon. In this clip the trio of actors take time out from an exhausting rehearsal schedule to talk about the improvisational nature of the production, the number of characters they play and the danger of picking the wrong seats. COMPLETELY HOLLYWOOD (Abridged)  By Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor. Additional Material by Dominic ContiRuns from September 9 - October 3 Mon, 30 Aug 2010 12:04:54 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Completely-Hollywood-abridged-at-the-Mosaic-Theatre/VIDEO/1281316/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-30T12:04:54Z Theatre uVuSouthFlorida The Mosaic Theatre in Plantation begins the new season with the latest entry in the "Reduced" Theatre genre. Now setting their sights on Tinseltown, the Reduced Shakespeare Company gives Hollywood more than just a nip and a tuck. They cut through the celluloid and fast forward through movie history, splicing Casablanca, Rocky, Star Wars, Titanic, Avatar, and every other enduring Hollywood moment into the ultimate gag reel. The production stars Antonio Amadeo, Erik Fabregat and Christian Rockwell and is directed by Richard Jay Simon. In this clip the trio of actors take time out from an exhausting rehearsal schedule to talk about the improvisational nature of the production, the number of characters they play and the danger of picking the wrong seats. COMPLETELY HOLLYWOOD (Abridged)  By Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor. Additional Material by Dominic ContiRuns from September 9 - October 3 abridged, completely, completely hollywood, hollywood, mosaic, reduced, shakespeare, theatre nonadult false Completely Hollywood (abridged) at the Mosaic Theatre video abridged,completely,completely hollywood,hollywood,mosaic,reduced,shakespeare,theatre 175 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 Theatre 0 1281316 4667330 Member 0 327 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_The-Advertising-Evolution-Pt3/VIDEO/1275482/86294.html The Miami International University of Art and Design presented a panel discussion on the Golden Age of Advertising as part of a exhibit loaned from the Hartman Center for Sales at Duke University Libraries, Not Just Mad Men. The panel  featured Bruce Turkel from Turkel Advertising, Barry Zaid formerly of Push Pin, Arthur Rockower , MIU instructor, Marie Fernandez-Leon from Imagery Creative Communications, and Jason Inasi from The Factory Interactive. The event took place on August 25th, 2010. The Miami International University of Art and Design presented a panel discussion on the Golden Age of Advertising as part of a exhibit loaned from the Hartman Center for Sales at Duke University Libraries, Not Just Mad Men. The panel  featured Bruce Turkel from Turkel Advertising, Barry Zaid formerly of Push Pin, Arthur Rockower , MIU instructor, Marie Fernandez-Leon from Imagery Creative Communications, and Jason Inasi from The Factory Interactive. The event took place on August 25th, 2010. Fri, 27 Aug 2010 16:04:36 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_The-Advertising-Evolution-Pt3/VIDEO/1275482/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-27T16:04:36Z Speakers uVuSouthFlorida The Miami International University of Art and Design presented a panel discussion on the Golden Age of Advertising as part of a exhibit loaned from the Hartman Center for Sales at Duke University Libraries, Not Just Mad Men. The panel  featured Bruce Turkel from Turkel Advertising, Barry Zaid formerly of Push Pin, Arthur Rockower , MIU instructor, Marie Fernandez-Leon from Imagery Creative Communications, and Jason Inasi from The Factory Interactive. The event took place on August 25th, 2010. advertising, just, mad, men, miu, not, not just mad men, speakers nonadult false The Advertising Evolution Pt.3 video advertising,just,mad,men,miu,not,not just mad men,speakers 13 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 Speakers 0 1275482 4667330 Member 0 800 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_What39s-Up-Episode-107/VIDEO/1272686/86294.html Star Gazer, Jack Horkheimer, remembered; KidVision VPK and the premiere of a new Original production, Parallel Lives Star Gazer, Jack Horkheimer, remembered; KidVision VPK and the premiere of a new Original production, Parallel Lives Thu, 26 Aug 2010 14:40:12 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_What39s-Up-Episode-107/VIDEO/1272686/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-26T14:40:12Z Vlogs uVuSouthFlorida Star Gazer, Jack Horkheimer, remembered; KidVision VPK and the premiere of a new Original production, Parallel Lives behind the scenes, vlogs, web series, what's up nonadult false What's Up? - Episode# 107 video behind the scenes,vlogs,web series,what's up 118 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 Vlogs 0 1272686 4667330 Member 0 111 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Tribute-to-Jack-Horkheimer/VIDEO/1267549/86294.html On the ocassion of the 25th anniversary of Star Gazer (2001), WPBT2's producer Joyce Belloise created a story for the series New Florida paying tribute to Jack Horkheimer and the early roots of Star Gazer (originally called Star Hustler).With the sad news of Jack's passing this week, we thought this affectionate look back at the man and the series was an appropriate tribute.Even in the last decade, since the New Florida story was created, much has changed in the way Star Gazer was produced but the one constant was always Jack's sense of humor, adventure and wonder as he continued to both teach and learn and take us along as he experienced the endless allure of the night time sky.Jack Horkheimer 1938-2010 On the ocassion of the 25th anniversary of Star Gazer (2001), WPBT2's producer Joyce Belloise created a story for the series New Florida paying tribute to Jack Horkheimer and the early roots of Star Gazer (originally called Star Hustler).With the sad news of Jack's passing this week, we thought this affectionate look back at the man and the series was an appropriate tribute.Even in the last decade, since the New Florida story was created, much has changed in the way Star Gazer was produced but the one constant was always Jack's sense of humor, adventure and wonder as he continued to both teach and learn and take us along as he experienced the endless allure of the night time sky.Jack Horkheimer 1938-2010 Tue, 24 Aug 2010 17:28:04 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Tribute-to-Jack-Horkheimer/VIDEO/1267549/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-24T17:28:04Z People uVuSouthFlorida On the ocassion of the 25th anniversary of Star Gazer (2001), WPBT2's producer Joyce Belloise created a story for the series New Florida paying tribute to Jack Horkheimer and the early roots of Star Gazer (originally called Star Hustler).With the sad news of Jack's passing this week, we thought this affectionate look back at the man and the series was an appropriate tribute.Even in the last decade, since the New Florida story was created, much has changed in the way Star Gazer was produced but the one constant was always Jack's sense of humor, adventure and wonder as he continued to both teach and learn and take us along as he experienced the endless allure of the night time sky.Jack Horkheimer 1938-2010 jack horkheimer, people, star gazer, wpbt2 nonadult false Tribute to Jack Horkheimer video jack horkheimer,people,star gazer,wpbt2 284 1 5.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 1 People 0 1267549 4667330 Member 0 324 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Should-a-mosque-be-built-near-the-ground-zero-site/VIDEO/1254147/86294.html Wed, 18 Aug 2010 19:16:13 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Should-a-mosque-be-built-near-the-ground-zero-site/VIDEO/1254147/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-18T19:16:13Z uVuSouthFlorida nonadult false Should a mosque be built near the ground zero site? video 87 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 0 1254147 4667330 Member 0 4 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_What39s-Up-Episode-106/VIDEO/1253474/86294.html On this week's episode of What's Up check out the Adrienne Arsht Center's Fall for the Arts festival, a new season of Masterpiece Mystery's Inspector Lewis and Great Performances' Vienna Philharmonic concert.  On this week's episode of What's Up check out the Adrienne Arsht Center's Fall for the Arts festival, a new season of Masterpiece Mystery's Inspector Lewis and Great Performances' Vienna Philharmonic concert.  Wed, 18 Aug 2010 16:14:20 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_What39s-Up-Episode-106/VIDEO/1253474/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-18T16:14:20Z WPBT2 Web Exclusives uVuSouthFlorida On this week's episode of What's Up check out the Adrienne Arsht Center's Fall for the Arts festival, a new season of Masterpiece Mystery's Inspector Lewis and Great Performances' Vienna Philharmonic concert.  behind the scenes, web series, what's up, wpbt2 web exclusives nonadult false What's Up? - Episode 106 video behind the scenes,web series,what's up,wpbt2 web exclusives 31 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 WPBT2 Web Exclusives 0 1253474 4667330 Member 0 117 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Whats-Up-The-Community-Events-Blog/VIDEO/1241106/86294.html  Find out "What's Up" in your community on our new events blog! http://www.wpbt2.org/whatsup   http://www.wpbt2.org http://www.facebook.com/wpbt2 http://www.twitter.com/wpbt2    Find out "What's Up" in your community on our new events blog! http://www.wpbt2.org/whatsup   http://www.wpbt2.org http://www.facebook.com/wpbt2 http://www.twitter.com/wpbt2   Fri, 13 Aug 2010 17:37:09 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Whats-Up-The-Community-Events-Blog/VIDEO/1241106/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-13T17:37:09Z WPBT2 Web Exclusives uVuSouthFlorida  Find out "What's Up" in your community on our new events blog! http://www.wpbt2.org/whatsup   http://www.wpbt2.org http://www.facebook.com/wpbt2 http://www.twitter.com/wpbt2   nonadult false What's Up? - The Community Events Blog video 12 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 WPBT2 Web Exclusives 0 1241106 4667330 Member 0 44 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_ALBERTO-CARVALHO-Miami-Dade-School-Superintendent/VIDEO/1237729/86294.html Relief will soon be on the way for teachers and government workers in cash-strapped states. Late today (Tuesday), president Obama signed a 26 billion dollar aid bill into law. Hours earlier, in a special session of congress, house lawmakers approved it. The measure provides 10 billion dollars to save teaching jobs and 16 billion to pay Medicaid bills... Without adding to the deficit. Meanwhile, in florida's biggest school system, the state aid bill will save hundreds of teaching jobs. Miami-Dade is also the nation's fourth largest public education group... With 342 thousand students in over 400 facilities. The county's been hit hard by a drop in tourism, and falling property values. School superintendent Alberto Carvalho says in Florida, children are victims of the recession.   This is the extended interview, portions of which appeared on Nightly Business Report.   Relief will soon be on the way for teachers and government workers in cash-strapped states. Late today (Tuesday), president Obama signed a 26 billion dollar aid bill into law. Hours earlier, in a special session of congress, house lawmakers approved it. The measure provides 10 billion dollars to save teaching jobs and 16 billion to pay Medicaid bills... Without adding to the deficit. Meanwhile, in florida's biggest school system, the state aid bill will save hundreds of teaching jobs. Miami-Dade is also the nation's fourth largest public education group... With 342 thousand students in over 400 facilities. The county's been hit hard by a drop in tourism, and falling property values. School superintendent Alberto Carvalho says in Florida, children are victims of the recession.   This is the extended interview, portions of which appeared on Nightly Business Report.   Thu, 12 Aug 2010 16:01:12 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_ALBERTO-CARVALHO-Miami-Dade-School-Superintendent/VIDEO/1237729/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-12T16:01:12Z Education uVuSouthFlorida Relief will soon be on the way for teachers and government workers in cash-strapped states. Late today (Tuesday), president Obama signed a 26 billion dollar aid bill into law. Hours earlier, in a special session of congress, house lawmakers approved it. The measure provides 10 billion dollars to save teaching jobs and 16 billion to pay Medicaid bills... Without adding to the deficit. Meanwhile, in florida's biggest school system, the state aid bill will save hundreds of teaching jobs. Miami-Dade is also the nation's fourth largest public education group... With 342 thousand students in over 400 facilities. The county's been hit hard by a drop in tourism, and falling property values. School superintendent Alberto Carvalho says in Florida, children are victims of the recession.   This is the extended interview, portions of which appeared on Nightly Business Report.   alberto, carvalho, dade, education, miami, school, superintendent nonadult false ALBERTO CARVALHO - Miami Dade School Superintendent video alberto,carvalho,dade,education,miami,school,superintendent 85 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 Education 0 1237729 4667330 Member 0 290 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Whats-Up-Episode-105/VIDEO/1237660/86294.html Lots of things going on this week at the 2! We have Hippiefest at the Broward Center, A Day for Children at Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale is celebrating it's 100th birthday and the Caldwell Theatre is showing a new production called "Comfort of Darkness." Check them all out on this week's episode of "What's Up?".   Lots of things going on this week at the 2! We have Hippiefest at the Broward Center, A Day for Children at Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale is celebrating it's 100th birthday and the Caldwell Theatre is showing a new production called "Comfort of Darkness." Check them all out on this week's episode of "What's Up?".   Thu, 12 Aug 2010 15:35:51 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Whats-Up-Episode-105/VIDEO/1237660/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-12T15:35:51Z WPBT2 Web Exclusives uVuSouthFlorida Lots of things going on this week at the 2! We have Hippiefest at the Broward Center, A Day for Children at Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale is celebrating it's 100th birthday and the Caldwell Theatre is showing a new production called "Comfort of Darkness." Check them all out on this week's episode of "What's Up?".   broward center, caldwell theatre, channel 2, comfort of darkness, fort lauderdale, hippefest, miami, nova southeastern university, pbs, tv, what, wpbt2 web exclusives nonadult false Whats Up? Episode 105 video broward center,caldwell theatre,channel 2,comfort of darkness,fort lauderdale,hippefest,miami,nova southeastern university,pbs,tv,what,wpbt2 web exclusives 54 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 WPBT2 Web Exclusives 0 1237660 4667330 Member 0 133 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Public-Beaches-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231509/86294.html The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov Tue, 10 Aug 2010 13:20:46 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Public-Beaches-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231509/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-10T13:20:46Z History uVuSouthFlorida The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov 100, broward, celebration, centennial, fort lauderdale, ftl100, history, stranahan nonadult false Public Beaches - Fort Lauderdale's Centennial Celebration video 100,broward,celebration,centennial,fort lauderdale,ftl100,history,stranahan 5 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 History 0 1231509 4667330 Member 0 96 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Spring-Break-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231507/86294.html The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov Tue, 10 Aug 2010 13:20:45 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Spring-Break-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231507/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-10T13:20:45Z History uVuSouthFlorida The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov 100, broward, celebration, centennial, fort lauderdale, ftl100, history, stranahan nonadult false Spring Break - Fort Lauderdale's Centennial Celebration video 100,broward,celebration,centennial,fort lauderdale,ftl100,history,stranahan 18 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 History 0 1231507 4667330 Member 0 152 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Early-History-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231483/86294.html The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov Tue, 10 Aug 2010 13:15:28 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Early-History-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231483/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-10T13:15:28Z History uVuSouthFlorida The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov 100, broward, celebration, centennial, fort lauderdale, ftl100, history, stranahan nonadult false Early History - Fort Lauderdale's Centennial Celebration video 100,broward,celebration,centennial,fort lauderdale,ftl100,history,stranahan 25 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 History 0 1231483 4667330 Member 0 144 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Race-Relations-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231481/86294.html The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov Tue, 10 Aug 2010 13:15:27 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Race-Relations-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231481/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-10T13:15:27Z History uVuSouthFlorida The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov 100, broward, celebration, centennial, fort lauderdale, ftl100, history, stranahan nonadult false Race Relations - Fort Lauderdale's Centennial Celebration video 100,broward,celebration,centennial,fort lauderdale,ftl100,history,stranahan 3 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 History 0 1231481 4667330 Member 0 112 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_The-Railroad-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231478/86294.html The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov Tue, 10 Aug 2010 13:15:26 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_The-Railroad-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231478/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-10T13:15:26Z History uVuSouthFlorida The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov 100, broward, celebration, centennial, fort lauderdale, ftl100, history, stranahan nonadult false The Railroad - Fort Lauderdale's Centennial Celebration video 100,broward,celebration,centennial,fort lauderdale,ftl100,history,stranahan 2 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 History 0 1231478 4667330 Member 0 102 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Landmarks-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231480/86294.html The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov Tue, 10 Aug 2010 13:15:26 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Landmarks-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231480/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-10T13:15:26Z History uVuSouthFlorida The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov 100, broward, celebration, centennial, fort lauderdale, ftl100, history, stranahan nonadult false Landmarks - Fort Lauderdale's Centennial Celebration video 100,broward,celebration,centennial,fort lauderdale,ftl100,history,stranahan 4 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 History 0 1231480 4667330 Member 0 147 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Sports-and-Celebrities-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231476/86294.html The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov Tue, 10 Aug 2010 13:15:25 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Sports-and-Celebrities-Fort-Lauderdale39s-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231476/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-10T13:15:25Z History uVuSouthFlorida The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov 100, broward, celebration, centennial, fort lauderdale, ftl100, history, stranahan nonadult false Sports and Celebrities -Fort Lauderdale's Centennial Celebration video 100,broward,celebration,centennial,fort lauderdale,ftl100,history,stranahan 5 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 History 0 1231476 4667330 Member 0 68 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_1920s-Boom-and-Bust-Fort-Lauderdales-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231370/86294.html The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov Tue, 10 Aug 2010 12:32:37 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_1920s-Boom-and-Bust-Fort-Lauderdales-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231370/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-10T12:32:37Z History uVuSouthFlorida The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov 100, broward, celebration, centennial, fort lauderdale, ftl100, history, stranahan nonadult false 1920's Boom and Bust - Fort Lauderdale's Centennial Celebration video 100,broward,celebration,centennial,fort lauderdale,ftl100,history,stranahan 2 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 History 0 1231370 4667330 Member 0 138 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Fort-Lauderdales-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231368/86294.html The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov Tue, 10 Aug 2010 12:32:36 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Fort-Lauderdales-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231368/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-10T12:32:36Z History uVuSouthFlorida The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov 100, broward, celebration, centennial, fort lauderdale, ftl100, history, stranahan nonadult false Fort Lauderdale's Centennial Celebration video 100,broward,celebration,centennial,fort lauderdale,ftl100,history,stranahan 7 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 History 0 1231368 4667330 Member 0 80 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Riverwalk-Fort-Lauderdales-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231366/86294.html The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov Tue, 10 Aug 2010 12:32:35 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Riverwalk-Fort-Lauderdales-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231366/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-10T12:32:35Z History uVuSouthFlorida The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov 100, broward, celebration, centennial, fort lauderdale, ftl100, history, stranahan nonadult false Riverwalk - Fort Lauderdale's Centennial Celebration video 100,broward,celebration,centennial,fort lauderdale,ftl100,history,stranahan 6 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 History 0 1231366 4667330 Member 0 105 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Haunted-Fort-Lauderdale-Fort-Lauderdales-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231364/86294.html The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov Tue, 10 Aug 2010 12:32:34 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Haunted-Fort-Lauderdale-Fort-Lauderdales-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231364/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-10T12:32:34Z History uVuSouthFlorida The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov 100, broward, celebration, centennial, fort lauderdale, ftl100, history, stranahan nonadult false Haunted Fort Lauderdale -Fort Lauderdale's Centennial Celebration video 100,broward,celebration,centennial,fort lauderdale,ftl100,history,stranahan 9 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 History 0 1231364 4667330 Member 0 62 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Henry-E-Kinney-Tunnel-Fort-Lauderdales-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231362/86294.html The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov Tue, 10 Aug 2010 12:32:33 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Henry-E-Kinney-Tunnel-Fort-Lauderdales-Centennial-Celebration/VIDEO/1231362/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-10T12:32:33Z History uVuSouthFlorida The City of Fort Lauderdale will turn 100 in 2011! To mark this momentous occasion, the City Commission established a Centennial Celebration Committee. This volunteer committee is in the process of planning events and projects to celebrate Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future in 2011. The City of Fort Lauderdale has retained Susan Gillis as the historical research consultant for the celebration.Gillis has more than 30 years experience as an expert on local lore, working as a curator, archivist and consultant at various local cultural facilities, including the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Stranahan House and Bonnet House.  She has authored four books and co-authored another on Fort Lauderdale’s history.  “I am delighted to be working with the Fort Lauderdale Centennial Celebration Committee,” said Gillis.  “I believe that sharing history is key to building a community and I look forward to helping bring our City’s past to life and celebrating all that we have accomplished.”   Gillis will work with the City’s Centennial Celebration Committee to preserve, recreate and promote Fort Lauderdale’s history through research, as well as spearheading several educational initiatives throughout 2011.  Among the many events planned to pay tribute to the past century will be a series of traveling “centennial exhibits,” walking tours, state heritage markers and speaker presentations.Preparations to celebrate the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 100th birthday next year are underway and residents are encouraged to take part.  In planning for this historic milestone, the Centennial Celebration Committee invites residents and organizations to submit photographs from the past century to commemorate the City’s history, colorful past and recount its evolution. Black and white or color photography of families, landmarks, scenic beach or cityscapes are of particular interest, but all photos reviving the past 100 years are welcome.  The Centennial Celebration will showcase select photographs, providing snapshots throughout the years of Fort Lauderdale’s rich cultural heritage through a series of exciting events, visual presentations and educational programs that pay tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s past, present and future.Photographs are to be scanned at the highest resolution available to the sender at a maximum 10MB file size and submitted digitally via email to centennial@fortlauderdale.gov.  Please caption any persons pictured with first and last name, note location and approximate year the photo was taken.  To inquire about a mailing address if you would like to send photos, or to learn more about the Centennial Celebration, visit the City of Fort Lauderdale’s website at www.fortlauderdale.gov 100, broward, celebration, centennial, fort lauderdale, ftl100, history, stranahan nonadult false Henry E Kinney Tunnel - Fort Lauderdale's Centennial Celebration video 100,broward,celebration,centennial,fort lauderdale,ftl100,history,stranahan 10 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 History 0 1231362 4667330 Member 0 85 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Whats-Up-Episode-104/VIDEO/1218329/86294.html On this week’s What’s Up, celebrate Miami’s 114th Birthday in style, the pros and cons of Amendment 4 and Latin American Art on display at Museum of Art | Ft. Lauderdale. On this week’s What’s Up, celebrate Miami’s 114th Birthday in style, the pros and cons of Amendment 4 and Latin American Art on display at Museum of Art | Ft. Lauderdale. Thu, 05 Aug 2010 16:08:53 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Whats-Up-Episode-104/VIDEO/1218329/86294.html reyesjes 2010-08-05T16:08:53Z WPBT2 Web Exclusives uVuSouthFlorida On this week’s What’s Up, celebrate Miami’s 114th Birthday in style, the pros and cons of Amendment 4 and Latin American Art on display at Museum of Art | Ft. Lauderdale. behind the scenes, web series, what's up, wpbt2, wpbt2 web exclusives nonadult false What's Up? - Episode 104 video behind the scenes,web series,what's up,wpbt2,wpbt2 web exclusives 55 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 WPBT2 Web Exclusives 0 1218329 4667330 Member 0 74