The Place: Pig-Sty BBQ, 706 W. Boynton Beach Blvd., Boynton Beach; 810-5801.
The Price: $6.99
The Skinny: When it comes to barbecue, my favorite fare is smoked turkey.
When it’s prepared properly, the results are sublime.
At Pig-Sty, pit master Bryan Ty
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Story and photos by Mary Thurwachter
In the heart of Delray Beach’s arts community, Pineapple Grove (on Northeast Second Avenue, north of Atlantic Avenue) offers visitors varied options for shopping and dining.
They will also find the Arts Gar
Campers take photos at the West Palm Beach waterfront for the Palm Beach
Photographic Centre’s FOTOcamp (photo by Andy Spilos).
Children take a break at the Southern Dance Theatre in Boynton Beach (photo by Seth Steinberg).
Jason McCobb, his wife, Denia, and daughter, Reese, in a sunflower field on their farm.
Blooming nasturtiums in the raised bed gardens at the Farmer’s Table in Boca Raton are not only pretty but edible.
Photos by Jerry Lower/The Coastal Star
By Debo
Boys and girls can spend time with Batman and Sleeping Beauty during Princesses and Superheroes Day
on April 22 at the Schoolhouse Children’s Museum in Boynton Beach.
Photo provided by Capehart
By Janis Fontaine
Calling all superheroes! Princess
Students at FAU’s Karen Slattery Educational Research Center for Child Development celebrated Pi Day
on March 14 outside the university’s Social Science Building on the Boca Raton campus. Why March 14?
Because pi is 3.14. Here, Dean Elmaleh puts a pi
The Advent Gators competed in the Lutheran Basketball Association’s national tournament in Valparaiso, Ind.,
after finishing the season 13-5 and placing second in the state tournament. Members are (l-r) first row:
Brian Blackmon, Oxo Schreiber, Omar
Cats don’t have a sense of humor but can be quite hilarious to watch.
Photo provided
By Arden Moore
If you share your home with a dog or a cat, I’m wagering that your pet’s antics pop a smile on your face at least once a day. In fact, pick a day
The Elegant Mouse,
by Brian Biggane;
Coastal Star Books, 80 pp, $19.95
By Steve Pike
Except for one season on the old PGA Tour (1954), Bob Toski was an average player. But Toski’s golfing life, which spans some 85 years and counting, is far fro
Michael Wood holds the 51.5-pound kingfish he caught using a live goggle-eye off Jupiter last yearto win heaviest fish in both the Sail Inn KDW tournament and the Lantana Fishing Derby. Both events were held on May 15.
Photo provided
By Willie Howar
Lantana Council Member Group No. 3
*Edward Paul Shropshire - 261
Tom Deringer - 258
Lantana Council Member Group No. 4
*Philip J. Aridas - 294
Suzanne Gordon - 220
Note: Unofficial results
Highland Beach Mayor/Commissioner
*Carl Feldman - 606
Ron Brown - 495
Highland Beach Commissioner (3 year term)
*Rhoda Zelniker - 593
Barry Donaldson - 504
Highland Beach Commissioner (2 year term)
*Elyse Riesa - 520
Melissa Ebbs - 460
Carl Lee Geh
Gulf Stream Town Commission
*Scott W. Morgan - 315
*Thomas M. Stanley - 313
*Joan K. Orthwein - 308
*Paul A. Lyons, Jr. - 303
*Donna S. White - 303
Julio M. Martinez - 112
Martin E. O'Boyle - 26
NOTE: Unofficial results
Delray Beach Commission Member, Seat #2
*Jim Chard - 3,512
Kelly Barrette - 1,776
Richard Alteus - 504
Anneze Barthelemy - 487
Delray Beach Commission Member, Seat #4
*Shirley Johnson - 3,831
Josh Smith - 2,170
Note: Unofficial results
Ocean Ridge Town Commissioner
*Don MaGruder - 316
*James A. Bonfiglio - 247
Nan Yablong - 167
Richard Bajakian - 163
Note: Unofficial results
Boca Raton Mayor
*Susan Haynie - 6,410
Alfred Zucaro - 5,298
Boca Raton City Council Seat A
*Scott Singer - 8,038
Patty Dervishi - 3,297
Boca Raton City Council Seat B
*Andrea Levine O'Rourke - 5,576
Andy Thomson - 4,593
Emily Gentile - 1,364
Note
By Jane Smith
Delray Beach will host its first sea turtle talk at 9 a.m. March 29 at the Northern Trust Bank at 770 E. Atlantic Ave.
The program is geared to barrier island residents to help them understand why the lights at night need to be lowered
By Steve Plunkett
The trial of former Ocean Ridge Vice Mayor Richard Lucibella will be at least three months later than first scheduled.
Circuit Judge Charles Burton will hold a calendar call in the case at 9:30 a.m. July 21, according to a notice of
By Steve Plunkett
The Jewish congregation that caused a stir when it received City Council approval to build a towering synagogue and an Israel museum on Palmetto Park Road east of the Intracoastal Waterway fears it may not get title to the land.