Openings, closings and city improvements: Catch up on 3 Coral Springs stories
Three recent stories about Coral Springs covered several topics, including a local business closure, a new coffee shop planned for downtown and major water-treatment repairs tied to a PFAS-focused overhaul.
Here’s a rundown to catch up:
Monster Mini Golf shutters in Coral Springs after 12-year run. ‘Thank you’
Monster Mini Golf closed after 12 years in the Magnolia Shoppes plaza, shutting down one day before a planned National Mini Golf Day event. The owners thanked the community for years of support, noting the nearest remaining franchise is in Pembroke Pines.
Pilar Coffee Bar expected to come to downtown Coral Springs later this year
Pilar Coffee Bar plans to open at Cornerstone, pitching itself as a calm, “luxury” coffee-and-treats spot with food options such as sandwiches and salads. The brand, which launched in Deerfield Beach in late 2024, hasn’t announced an opening date as of May 10.
Water treatment repairs approved; major overhaul on the horizon
City commissioners approved about $5.4 million in repairs at the city’s aging water treatment plant to keep the system running while a larger modernization moves forward. That broader plan totals about $205 million, including removing “forever chemicals.”
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