Rebuild underway after salt corroded inferior fasteners
Damaged wood and corroded fasteners are now exposed on the structure. Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star
By Jane Musgrave
Since Delray Beach built its first beachside pavilion more than a century ag
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The summer of ’25 will be remembered as a time when the heat — political heat, that is — reached a boiling point along the coast here.
In Delray Beach, impatient Florida officials demanded the city remove its colorful Pride intersection in downtown’s
By John Pacenti
Animal Farm and 1984 author George Orwell once wrote, “There are occasions when it pays better to fight and be beaten than not to fight at all.”
When it came to the Delray Beach LGBTQ Pride rainbow intersection, the city showed plenty
Delray Public Beach at Atlantic Avenue has the bluest and clearest water of any beach in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, or North Carolina, according to a recent beach.com analysis of 1,346 beaches.
“Florida’s Atlantic coast, particularly Palm Beac
By Jane Musgrave
Beaches from Linton Boulevard in Delray Beach to just south of the Boynton Inlet in Ocean Ridge will be transformed into construction zones this winter as crews work to replace millions of tons of sand that were washed away in 2022 b
By John Pacenti
Last year, Delray Beach Mayor Tom Carney spearheaded a rollback of the city’s tax rate. This year, it rolled right back on residents and businesses.
And, as usual — as if this commission knows no other way — there was plenty of drama
A construction worker walks through routine flooding at 701 S. Ocean Blvd. in Delray Beach. The section of State Road A1A from Linton Boulevard to Casuarina Road is undergoing improvement that will include adding and regrading swales to enhance drain
By John Pacenti
A popular Delray Beach Facebook group has been paused after supporters of Charlie Kirk began targeting longtime members, according to the moderator.
Delray Matters was suspended Sept. 11 for at least 30 days by moderator Ingrid Lee. I
Unofficial election results had Maria Zack winning the Republican primary race to challenge Delray Beach Vice Mayor Rob Long, a Democrat, in the Dec. 9 special election to succeed state Rep. Joe Casello, who died in July.
Also slated to be on the bal
Mark David Anderson’s second-degree murder trial, scheduled to start Sept. 22, was postponed on Sept. 9 by Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Cymonie Rowe at the request of Anderson’s defense team.
A new trial date wasn’t set, but the trial is likely to
TOP: ADMA Biologics won the heavyweight division in the second annual Boca Helping Hands Corporate Challenge Hunger Games. L-R: Ryan Bertalotto, Jomarie Ramirez, Cassandra Hugelmeyer, Marie-Chantale Simard, Joel Robinson, Christina Odai, Patricia Fo
Greater Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce staff members (l-r) Judy Sowards, Sarah Mears, Stephanie Immelman, Carolina Rush and Lynn Van Lenten are looking forward to another successful installment of Do Good Delray. Photo provided by MasterWing Creat
ABOVE: (l-r) Michele Katzman, David Katzman and Elaine Zimmerman. Photo provided by Colby Kessler
JARC Florida, a nonprofit based in Boca Raton that provides programs and services to educate and empower those with intellectual and developmental disab
October offers a bevy of food and drink events as the new season gears up. The Delray Beach GreenMarket is set to open Oct. 25 at Old School Square. Photos provided
By Jan Norris
No fall leaves here, and the thermometer dips only slightly, but South
The annual Pumpkin Patch at Cason United Methodist Church, 342 N. Swinton Ave. in Delray Beach, opens with hundreds of the orange orbs for sale beginning Oct. 10.
But the highlight of the event is the Family Fun Fest from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 18,
Church groups give their ministries handmade touch
The knitting ministry at St. Gregory’s has made hundreds of prayer shawls, blankets, scarves and hats to donate to people in need (below). BACK (l-r): Mary Lintz, Anne Hilmer, Susamma Cherian and Ly
The announcement of the expansion of Promise Fund medical services brought out (front, l-r): Promise Fund CEO Audrey Brown; Promise Fund founder Nancy G. Brinker; Florida Lt. Governor Jay Collins, U.S. Rep. Lois Frankel; state Sen. Lori Berman; and
A happy pooch samples a dessert from Scoopy Doo’s in Delray Beach. The store, owned by Dianna and Kyle Scotto, lets dogs enjoy treats such as prime rib flavored ice cream. Photos provided
By Arden Moore
As we embark on the holiday season that kicks
LEFT: Upstairs on the second floor, sharing a balcony with two guest suites, is a comfortable home theater with large screen and projector. RIGHT: The pool, which has a view of the ocean, sits adjacent to a loggia and family room that provide a qual
For the first time this week, Florida Department of Transportation crews came out in the daylight to continue their work removing all evidence of Delray Beach's colorful Pride intersection in the city's downtown Pineapple Grove business district. C
