"It’s been nothing but confrontation and issues and problems."
Two Fort Lauderdale high school football teams will get to return to a field at Chase Stadium after a recent move to a rival school sparked a community backlash.
The Broward School Board agreed Tuesday to pay $41,500 so that Fort Lauderdale High and Stranahan High can play their remaining home games this season at the Baptist Health Community Field at Chase Stadium.
Fort Lauderdale and Stranahan had been playing at the site for more than a half-century, except for years the new stadium was undergoing construction. But many at the school were surprised to learn this summer this year’s games were scheduled to be played at Dillard High in Fort Lauderdale.
Dillard hasn’t been a good fit.
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