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Lantana/Hypoluxo Island: East Ocean bridge replacement may take two years to complete

Posted by Mary Kate Leming on March 4, 2010 at 15:46

By Margie Plunkett

The East Ocean Avenue bridge will rise higher and open less frequently when it’s been newly reconstructed, but some nearby neighbors worry that will mean more noise.
Town Manager Mike Bornstein presented the new design of the coun

Lantana: Bornstein requests — and gets — a pay cut

Posted by Mary Kate Leming on February 5, 2010 at 9:15

The Lantana council approved Town Manager Mike Bornstein’s annual evaluation and accepted Bornstein’s proposal to reduce his salary of $102,000 to $97,000 and to extend his contract through 2012.
Council approved it despite sentiment voiced by severa

LANTANA: More beach access points put forth

Posted by Mary Kate Leming on February 4, 2010 at 15:15

By Margie Plunkett Lantana isn’t obligated to provide beach access to its neighbors, as far as the county’s concerned, and an increasingly obstinate Mayor David Stewart said he told the county that Lantana won’t allow it for anything less than a six

Along the Avenues: Five ♥ recommendations for Valentine's Day

Posted by Mary Kate Leming on February 4, 2010 at 15:00

By Thom Smith Virginia may be for lovers, but let’s face it, if you could choose where to be on Valentine’s Day, which would you prefer: some icy condo along the Chesapeake Bay or one of the choice beachfront resorts along A1A between Lake Worth and

Filing open for March 9 municipal elections

Posted by Mary Kate Leming on February 4, 2010 at 14:18

By Margie Plunkett Municipal elections are scheduled for Tuesday, March 9, and candidates for open seats face deadlines in the second week of February. Election dates at seven municipalities in The Coastal Star’s coverage area run in synch with Palm

South Palm Beach seeks county intervention in beach dispute

Posted by Mary Kate Leming on December 31, 2009 at 11:01

By Tim O’Meilia With the Imperial House facing another winter without a seawall, the South Palm Beach Town Council voted on Dec. 15 to ask Palm Beach County to intervene in a dispute between the condominium and the town of Lantana over beach access.

LANTANA: Town remains at odds with co-op over beach access

Posted by Mary Kate Leming on December 31, 2009 at 10:59

By Margie Plunkett The Lantana Town Council dismissed as “insulting” a counterproposal from the Imperial House to pay $5,000 for beach access to fix its failing seawall, and said it would investigate if, under an agreement for emergency work, it cou

Postal Service delivers good news to Lantana

Posted by Mary Kate Leming on December 3, 2009 at 12:24

By Mary Thurwachter Christmas came early in Lantana, where officials received word on Nov. 20 that the town’s post office will stay in business, after all. The branch at 201 West Ocean Avenue was taken off the list of 241 post offices facing possib

Imperial House’s beach work runs into brick wall with neighbors

Posted by Mary Kate Leming on December 3, 2009 at 12:15

By Tim O’Meilia Thirty-three years ago Bonnie Fischer found the dream retirement home — an affordable first-floor oceanfront condominium apartment at Imperial House with a view of a beach several hundred feet wide. In mid-November, an angry north wi

Volunteer call, traffic planning precede race

Posted by Mary Kate Leming on December 3, 2009 at 12:00

Lantana’s Nature Preserve is preparing for thirsty runners at the Dec. 6 Palm Beach Marathon, putting together the only “wacky” water station in Lantana, according to Ilona Balfour, a director for the preserve. The station will be located on Ocean Av

Lantana stands firm on beach access costs

Posted by Mary Kate Leming on December 3, 2009 at 12:00

By Margie Plunkett Lantana council members took a hard stand against helping the neighboring Imperial House condominium building at taxpayers’ expense and said it would charge $213,500 to allow the co-op to stage equipment to fix its rapidly deterio

Vast tree still twinkles and shines in memory

Posted by Mary Kate Leming on December 2, 2009 at 13:30

By Ron Hayes O Tannenbaum! O Tannenbaum! We miss you, Tabloid Tannenbaum! Has it really been 20 years since all those lights went dark for the last time on The World’s Tallest Christmas Tree? Those 16,000 twinkling lights? Or was it 20,000 lights?

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