The Caridad Center healthcare and dental clinic honored the 400 volunteers whose medical, dental, vision and social-services expertise enables the nonprofit clinic to provide 26,000 patient visits each year. The dinner celebrated the center’s quart
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More than 100 girls modeled historical and modern fashions at the Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County’s event. The two-hour show was attended by 900-plus guests who helped raise funds for youth-education programs. LEFT: Maya DiMisa, Caroline Cald
As advertised, the Fountains Center in Boca Raton boasts a spectacular water feature
with waterfalls, fountains and wooden bridges.
The green and red leaves of a coleus add color and character to the commercial center’s gardens.
Photos by Jerry Lo
Finn and Huck are 4-week-old domestic shorthair kittens in the foster program
at Peggy Adams Rescue League. Kitten season runs through the end of August.
Libby Volgyes/The Coastal Star
By Arden Moore
Just about the time snowbirds flock back to
John Gatti, commanding officer of the Coast Guard Station Lake Worth Inlet,
says simple steps can help boaters avoid many of the problems that require Coast Guard intervention.
The station in Riviera Beach will hold an open house May 17 as part of N
Sons and moms compete with a fire hose during last year’s
Moms and Sons Challenge. Photo provided
By Shelley Gilken
On Mother’s Day, breakfast in bed would be a nice treat for Mom. Perhaps a bouquet of flowers, a beautiful card or, hey, why not th
Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Nat Moore cheers on fourth-grader John Mahady during an after-school football clinic for about 30 boys and girls. The J.D. Davis family arranged for the special event where the students took part in passing and ru
You can eat a cabbage every day of the year, from the first sweet, crunchy spring greens arriving just in time to fill the hungry gap, through to crinkly savoys to keep you in hearty stews, soups and roasts through the coldest months of the year. Sta
Spodak Dental Group and Weekes & Callaway Co-host
"Derby in Delray"
Proceeds Benefit Community Caring Center of Greater Boynton Beach
April 10, 2014, Delray Beach, Florida — Spodak Dental Group and Weekes & Callaway today announced, they are
Rescuers perform first aid on victims of the Two Georges that sank outside the Boynton Inlet.
Firefighters administer oxygen to one of the survivors of the Two Georges capsizing. Photos by Stan Sheets/Boynton Beach Star, Courtesy of the Boynton Beac
Rescuers pull ashore Capt. Jimmy Stevens from the wreckage of the Two Georges.
Photo by Stan Sheets/Boynton Beach Star, Courtesy of the Boynton Beach City Library
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By Willie Howard
Ship’s mate Don Lash knew it would be unwise to panic.
Th
Jack and Bea Fearon, left, Steve and Mary Lou Cousley, David and Marie Vladyka and Jeri and Bob Bové renew vows. Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star
By Ron Hayes
Fifty years ago, the Beatles invaded America, the first ZIP code appeared, the first lung wa
The first sea turtles are arriving and the first snowbirds are departing.
It’s been a record-breaking tourist season, and most locals have long ago surrendered to the sunburned hordes and no longer try to dine out on weekends or venture anyw
World War II Navy veteran Ernie Simon, and his wife, Norma, look at a mannequin
dressed in a WWII 101st Airborne uniform in the Cason Cottage at the Delray Beach Historical Society
during the ‘Delray Beach: The World War II Experience.’
Kurtis Boggs
Notable golf course deigners and Gulf Stream residents Pete and Alice Dye were inducted into the
Palm Beach County Sports Hall of Fame by Guy Quattlebaum, president of the Palm Beach County
Sports Commission Board of Directors (left) and Richard Ell
From left, Bob Ganger, Joan Orthwein, Thomas Stanley, Donna White and Scott Morgan
are sworn in by Gulf Stream Town Clerk Rita Taylor.
Jerry Lower/The Coastal Star
By Dan Moffett
Gulf Stream voters turned out in large numbers last month for th
By Jane Smith
An 18 percent annual increase in your flood-insurance premium is a hefty hike, but it beats the 25 percent that many coastal homeowners were facing.
A new federal law caps increases at 18 percent for primary residences. Owners o
Newly elected Jordana Jarjura and reelected Al Jacquet.
Kurtis Boggs/The Coastal Star
By Tim Pallesen
Newcomer Jordana Jarjura upset incumbent Angeleta Gray in the March 11 city election, possibly shifting the balance of power on the Delray Be
The owners want to rebuild the Seagate Yacht Club with 10 townhouses and a clubhouse.
Rendering provided
By Tim Pallesen
Plans to rebuild the Seagate Yacht Club are drawing positive response from coastal residents south of Atlantic Avenue.
