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Read more…Lantana, FL (February 10, 2026) – The Carlisle Palm Beach, a resort-style senior living community operated by Liberty Senior Living, announced the appointment of Dr. Gerardo Guarch, M.D., as Medical Director. Dr. Guarch brings over ten years of clini
Read more…Turtle time is coming, so let’s talk elections.
March marks the start of the annual sea turtle season, when beach lighting dims and stakes marking buried turtle nests begin sprouting along the shoreline.
It’s also municipal election season, when loca
Read more…By: Gianna Picard
At The Carlisle Palm Beach, Valentine’s Day is shifting focus from romance to care, connection, and well-being. Nowhere is that felt more deeply than at the dining table, where every meal is designed to nourish both the body and the
Read more…Carlisle Palm Beach Resident with Mayor of Lantana, Karen Lythgoe
Lantana, FL – On Thursday, October 9, The Carlisle Palm Beach—a modern coastal community operated by Liberty Senior Living that offers both independent and assisted living in an eleva
Read more…Lantana has had many projects and enhancements completed in 2019. Several water mains have been replaced throughout the town to increase water flow and pressure in many neighborhoods. Numerous streets have been repaved.
On our great beach, the bathroo
It upsets me to read in the news about the accusation made against Lantana’s mayor, David Stewart.
I am a neighbor who has known Dave for over 30 years. He has always been an honest, reliable and, above all, an ethical man.
Just like many of us, Da
Read more…Regarding the Florida Ethics Commission investigation of Lantana Mayor David Stewart:
He has represented Lantana fairly and honestly for about 20 years.
Under his tutelage as mayor, the town has grown and prospered without any hint of scandal or
Read more… In mid-July, Lantana town crews began working on a water problem along Dixie Highway, near the northern town limits. I understand it had to do with a nonfunctioning fire hydrant.
As a result, East View Street experienced diminished water service
Regarding the article “Volunteer looks to enhance Nature Preserve’s worth to town,” in your February edition, I would like to clarify two things:
Firstly, it was reported that “Apparently Treinen did not consult with the Friends of the Lantana Nature
Residents of Lantana, Ocean Ridge, Haverhill, Lake Worth and Boynton Beach have a right to be very, very proud of their communities. They’ve sought private-sector partners, found grants and made energy conservation rebates available to their resi
Read more…By tasting samples of Delray Beach’s water gathered from Gulf Stream Town Hall [Whose water tastes best?, August 2011] we may have implied that all of Delray Beach’s water would taste the same regardless of where the sample was gathered. A more compr
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