By Dan Moffett
Ocean Ridge took a $213,000 hit to its budget this year when Briny Breezes decided not to renew a police services contract with the town, choosing instead to sign on with Boynton Beach.
Despite the loss, Ocean Ridge won’t have
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Eugen Gantea, left, finds himself ahead 6-0 against Florida state backgammon champion
Jim Macdonald at Ocean Inlet Park.
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By Rich Pollack
It’s a rainy Saturday morning and Jim Macdonald is worried the weather will hurt
By Dan Moffett
As Hurricane Matthew headed on a collision course with the Florida coast in October, Palm Beach County firefighters vacated the Manalapan station and drove their vehicles to shelter on the mainland.
Now town commissioners are wo
The 30 units in the 3550 Ocean building all will have ocean views.
Rendering provided
By Dan Moffett
What may be the quietest real estate boom in Florida is soon to start shaking South Palm Beach to its economic core.
The developers of the muc
By Ron Hayes
The Coastal Star has been honored with 10 awards for writing, photography and design, including six first-place winners, in the Florida Press Club’s 65th annual Excellence in Journalism competition.
Writer Sallie James took a top h
Eighty-two veterans (79 men and three women) residing at Harbour’s Edge Senior Living Facility
felt appreciated on Veterans Day, with each arriving at a flag-raising ceremony in a decorated golf cart.
Executive Director Bob Scharmann spoke in celebra
Carpenter-turned-sculptor Norman Provost with some of his work.
Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star
Norman Provost has a passion for working with wood.
Provost, 75, started wood carving 10 years ago, and for the past eight years has been taking carv
Tony Arruza (top. Photo by Thom Smith/The Coastal Star) took this photo of mullet leaping as a shark approaches. Ron Heavyside (below) shaped the surfboard. Photos by Tony Arruza
15 legendary surf masters create boards
with photographer’s images fr
By Jane Smith
City leaders want to reclassify some “agencies” that receive taxpayer dollars as “service providers.”
“We need to move away from using ‘nonprofit status’ to describe them,” Delray Beach Mayor Cary Glickstein said in mid-Nov
By Willie Howard
Lantana’s Town Council recently hired consulting engineers to oversee the renovation of a water-damaged building on North Eighth Street to create a new headquarters for the Lantana Police Department.
The council unanimously app
By Emily J. Minor
OCEAN RIDGE — Phyllis Anderson Callaway, a Midwestern-born mother of three who grasped the importance of women’s issues early on and never let go, eventually turning her earnest volunteer work into an impressive resume of causes
Dec. 19: Chabad of East Boca’s Harry & Celia Litwak Center welcomes guests to a gala reception and concert where three outstanding residents will be presented with the Lamplighter Award. Time is 5:30 p.m. Cost is $180. Call 394-9770 or visit bocabeac
By Dan Moffett
After months of discussion, South Palm Beach Town Council members moved closer to giving themselves pay raises that would start next year.
The council, on a 3-1 vote at its Nov. 15 meeting, approved a proposal to have Town Attorn
Casey (left) and Timolin Cole. The twins back music education in schools. Photo provided
By Cheryl Blackerby
Timolin and Casey Cole, the twin daughters of legendary singer Nat King Cole and sisters of the late singer Natalie Cole, are passionate
Coordinating the Impact 100 event are (l-r ) Nick Gold, PR director for Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa; Cindy Racco, general manager of Eau; Karen Rogers, event co-chairwoman; Helen Ballerano, co-president of Impact 100 Palm Beach County; Catherine Warr
The popular getaway tucked amid a tropical oasis welcomed nearly 60 local public-relations and marketing professionals to the 10th annual networking event. Representatives from several South Florida firms joined representatives from area nonprofits a
By Rich Pollack
BOCA RATON — Irving Gutin was a generous philanthropist who took the task of giving to his community very seriously.
Over the course of more than two decades, Mr. Gutin and his wife, Barbara, supported dozens of local organi
SOUTH PALM BEACH — Samuel M. Faysal, who for many years ran a popular beachside restaurant and music lounge in his hometown of Revere Beach, Mass., before moving south to enjoy the sunshine and water with his wife, died Nov. 19.
Mr. Faysal wa
The 2016-17 Palm Beach Philanthropy Tank is underway, challenging local seventh- through 12th-graders to develop community-betterment projects.
Applications from students will be accepted until Dec. 11 for the chance to win one year of personal mento
The fundraiser for Bethesda Hospital Foundation and Delray Beach Public Library was among the best to date, selling out with 280 women in attendance. They enjoyed an afternoon of bubbly, lunch by the bite and shopping for the latest fashions.
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