The annual matchup ended in victory for the faculty team, with a final score of 5–3. Competitive spirit aside, this year’s game brought the community together to share in the school’s ‘Live Green, Live Healthy’ initiative. ‘We really appreciate oppor
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The South County treatment center had a benefit for The Body Positive, a movement aimed at helping clients of all ages overcome challenges and respect their bodies. The HEArt (Healing Through Expressive Arts) Show gave attendees the opportunity to pu
An enthusiastic crowd of more than 1,000 supporters sang along at the 53rd-annual event as The Shirelles performed classic tunes. The evening raised more than $1 million to benefit the soon-to-be-opened Christine E. Lynn Women’s Health & Wellness Ins
The George Snow Scholarship Fund’s 22nd-annual event attracted more than 450 ‘cowpokes’ for a foot-stompin’ good time. Honorees were Jason and Jackie Reeves, who received the fund’s Community Service Award. The money raised — $85,000-plus — will be a
A beautiful moon set the mood for the sixth-annual Sea Coast Toast, a fundraiser for Gumbo Limbo Nature Center sponsored by Friends of Gumbo Limbo. Nearly 200 guests – a record – enjoyed an evening of hot and cold foods, beer and wine and special des
More than 100 boys and girls received free services at the annual Give Kids a Smile event in conjunction with Lifestyle Dental Group. ABOVE: Drs. Mark Kubilium, Tatiana Santiago and Jonathan Chouraqui (center) are surrounded by a group youths showing
The Delray Beach Public Library once again had its casual, comical event co-chaired by Heidi Sargeant and Becky Walsh. This year’s headliner was Paul Mecurio, who had guests rolling in their seats. ABOVE: Harvey and Virginia Kimmel pledged $100,000 i
Frank Cardinale and Lauri Saunders at Eye Catchers Optique in Boca Raton.
Photo by Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star
By Scott Simmons
Two decades ago, Lauri Saunders and Frank Cardinale had a vision.
They would build a business and their cus
The Palm Beach Rare Fruit Council Tropical Fruit Tree and Plant Sale at the South Florida Fair Agriplex
in West Palm Beach features hard to find plants, fruit samples, speakers and expert advice
all in a 51,000-square-foot exhibit space.
Photos prov
Grass River Garden Club President Holly Breeden (second from right) presents a check for $10,000
to Sandoway House Nature Center. The grant is given to help the Nature Center take their animals
and programs on the road to schools that currently do n
High ceilings with recessed tray and globe light fixtures
provide volume to the kitchen of this recently built home.
A model sailboat and Adirondack chairs greet visitors to Beth McOwens’ classic 1950s home.
The terrazzo floors have been restored
What better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than with a neighborhood get-together at the oceanfront condominum complex? LEFT: Gail Bartelli and Peter McMullin
ABOVE: Gillian McMullin poses, while Josef Kochling and Maureen D’arcy enjoy
Daily Yoga has a dozen workouts, its voice-over instructions are clear
and the poses are demonstrated on video.
Photos provided
Forbes had high praise for Hot5 Fitness,
free for limited use or $2.99 a month for unlimited use.
Snap a photo of your
Win an Arden book!
Got pet? In celebration of the release of my newest pet books, I am giving away a personalized, autographed copy of Fit Cat and Fit Dog to a couple of readers of The Coastal Star.
How? Easy. Simply email me (Arden@fourlegg
A new faith-based charity in Boca Raton is providing showers and laundry assistance
for the city’s chronically homeless population.
Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star
Every large city, even Boca Raton, has its homeless people. People of faith, commi
Gulf Stream’s Kevin Anderson easily dispatched his first competitor
in the Delray Beach Open, and then faltered against Y. Lu.
Anderson signs a South African flag for some of his fans after competing in Delray Beach.
Photos by Jerry Lower/The Coast
A spinner shark twirls above the surface in shallow water off Palm Beach.
Willie Howard/The Coastal Star
One of the greatest nature shows of the year occurs during late February and March when sharks by the thousands move along Palm Beach Coun
Surfers and friends from all over South Florida attended the opening of the Palm Beach County Surfing History Project
at its new museum in Delray Beach. Showing their pleasure are Dr. John McCranels with son Scott McCranels,
chairman of the Palm Bea
Grandparents and other ‘special friends’ are invited each year to spend the morning in the classrooms
and in musical presentations at Gulf Stream School. Nanci Moore’s fourth-grade class had a typical mix
of grandparents and kids in a question-and
Participants prepare for some fun on the water
during a previous Boating and Beach Bash at Spanish River Park.
Photo provided
By Janis Fontaine
If you have a physical or intellectual disability — or if you love and care for someone who does
