Spotlight Families creator Shawn Sherlock with her son Aiden,
youth editor and music scene reporter of the magazine.
Twelve-year-old twins Madison and Mallory Barrass are two of the junior reporters.
Photos provided
By Janis Fontaine
Shawn Sherlo
Sight, smell and sound were featured during a field trip for first-graders from Trinity Lutheran Church & School
in Delray Beach. Hosted by the Museum of Lifestyle & Fashion History, the trip included stops
at the Musical Swings temporary art install
The Oxbridge Academy Spanish Team, Los Dragones de Oxbridge, finished second place overall
in Division II at the 2016 Florida State Spanish Conference. The conference brings together the state’s
top 50 public and private school teams to compete in im
The St. Vincent Vikings capped their season with a 42-30 victory in the Boynton/Delray Basketball League
Championship game over the Lake Worth Christian Defenders. The Vikings (9-8) were led by eighth-grader
John Krolikowski’s game-high 24 points. Th
The Town of Ocean Ridge Town Hall will be closed on Friday, March 25, 2016 in order for staff to work on a Records Management project. Contractors may work that day, and inspections will be performed as usual.
Note: All camp listings are current as of 2/26. Please check with organizers for any changes.
March 21-25
2016 Spring Break Tennis Camp at Patch Reef Park Tennis Center, 2000 Yamato Rd, Boca Raton. Warm up exercises, drills, situational games, instruct
Note: Events are current as of 2 /26. Please check with organizers for any changes.
March 6-12
Friday - 3/11 - Lenten Fish Fry at St. Mark Catholic Church, 643 St. Mark Pl, Boynton Beach. Held again 3/18. $12. 734-9330; stmarkboynton.com
3/11 - Lenten F
By Dan Moffett
Lawyers for the town of Gulf Stream and those representing Martin O’Boyle and Chris O’Hare continue to exchange jabs about who’s willing to make peace and who isn’t.
O’Boyle and O’Hare have filed at least 40 lawsuits against the
By Dan Moffett
An important compromise in the Legislature appears to have allayed opposition to a controversial bill aimed at stopping people who exploit the state’s public records laws to shake down government entities for money.
Under changes
Is Delray Beach sure it wants an “Urban Appalachian Trail”?
If you have ever been on the actual Appalachian Trail, you would find that the users are hardy, backpacking, great folks who live in tents/sleeping bags, dig holes for latrines, eat p
By Jane Smith
Three former Delray Beach employees were arrested recently, charged with using a company that billed the city for goods that were never delivered, according to the State’s Attorney Office.
The three were longtime employees with t
By Jane Smith
Delray Beach City Commissioner Al Jacquet has his eyes on the soon-to-be-vacated state House District 88 seat, currently held by Bobby Powell Jr. Powell has indicated he will run for the new state Senate District 25 that was c
By Jane Smith
A Delray Beach agency scrapped responses from two potential partners and decided to go forward alone to turn its Arts Warehouse into an arts incubator.
“My position is that we made a promise to the artists,” said Paul Zacks, a boa
By Jane Smith
The popular Arts Garage venue received reprieves recently from two Delray Beach agencies, but the nonprofit organization can no longer rely just on its programming.
The organization needs a strategic plan, city commissioners and t
By Jane Smith
Delray Beach’s long-awaited property value analysis put numbers on what most people in the city already knew: The downtown core area saw the biggest gain in the past 30 years — at $649 million. Chris Wallace, president of Mu
Delray Beach will hold a special election in conjunction with the presidential preference primary on March 15 to present two ballot questions to the city’s voters. One ballot question asks voters if they want to change the city charter and the ot
The presidential preference primary will take place on March 15, and the towns of Ocean Ridge, South Palm Beach and Lantana will also hold their elections on that date.
The municipal elections are nonpartisan, meaning voters of any party are
These candidates are competing for a three-year term on the Ocean Ridge Town Commission.
RESULTS (unofficial):
Allison: 44.44% | 356 votes
Coz: 55.56% | 445 votes
Lynn Allison (incumbent)
Age: Did not disclose
Education: Bachelor
These candidates are competing for a three-year term on the Lantana Town Council. Lynn J. Moorhouse was re-elected unopposed to the Group 1 seat in December.
ELECTION RESULTS (unofficial)
Anthony Arsali: 31.29% | 506 votes
Malcolm Balfour: 68.71%
By Willie Howard
Lantana Councilman Malcolm Balfour and challenger Anthony Arsali shared their views on the state of the town, including plans to develop the former A.G. Holley hospital site, during a Feb. 18 candidate forum at the town recrea
