By Rich Pollack
Voters in Highland Beach will be asked to give town officials a green light for a multimillion-dollar water improvement project that will include replacing 60-year-old water mains and making additional enhancements expected to impr
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By Rich Pollack
Highland Beach officials are hoping the third time will be a charm when it comes to finding a contractor to enclose two terraces at the public library.
The town has $150,000 set aside for the project in its current budget,
By Sallie James
Preserving the city’s history would be easier if owners of historic properties were eligible for federal tax credits. At least that’s the way the chairman of the city’s Historic Preservation Board sees it.
Rex Nichols is hoping
Developers of Tower 155 agreed to modify the original proposal to 140 feet at its highest point and 170 condos.
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By Sallie James
Plans to increase the height of the proposed Tower 155 condominium project and reduce the number of
By Cheryl Blackerby
The renourishment project for Boca Raton’s north beach was plagued with strong winds and big waves that stopped work, but in the end the project was finished ahead of schedule.
Dredging was completed Dec. 13, two weeks shy o
By Steven J. Smith
A couple who had recently moved to a beachside neighborhood in southern Boca Raton were both struck and killed by a car on Dec. 17, while attempting to cross a dark patch of State Road A1A in Deerfield Beach.
At 7:06 p.m., Fr
Shelves begin to empty in December at the Winn-Dixie in Boynton Beach’s Riverwalk Plaza.
The store is planned to close by mid-January.
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If you shop at the Winn-Dixie in Riverwalk Plaza on the corner of Federal Highway
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By Teresa Bono
Want to get fit in 2015? Why not dust off the old Schwinn and go green, too? Experts agree that the simplest New
Megan is rescued on Lantana Beach on Christmas Day 2013.
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Meghan gets a sendoff south of Key West on Dec. 11, 2014.
Photo provided by Melanie Bell
By Cheryl Blackerby
The little olive ridley sea turtle that washed up on the
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INSET BELOW: Dr. Matthew D'Alessio; Dr. Andrea Klemes; Dr. Robert Mellman; Dr. David Ahlquist.
By Linda Haase
Mention you’re going to get a colonoscopy, and you’ll usually get a look of sympathy. Perhaps an earful of some graphic jokes. Or, eve
Do you want to expand your horizons in 2015?
Happily, guidance from the ancient esoteric arts of Numerology and Astrology reveal 2015 is a particularly auspicious year for growth and expansion. To take advantage of the cosmic benefits of this year, f
Whether you choose to let the trees tower over you or to view them close-up, each
has its own charm. A couple hold hands while they cross a bridge over a flowing water feature.
The multicolored bark of a Rainbow Eucalyptus.
A honeybee works the blo
Aquira Leon celebrates having a reliable car. ‘The car that I received was the answer to my prayers,’ she said.
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By Tim Pallesen
Wheels from the Heart, a charity that finds reliable used cars for single mothers, has won hearts on t
Ruby van Rooyen led the Altar Guild at St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church in making needlepoint altar chairs
and kneeling cushions, including this one, her favorite.
Tim Stepien/Coastal Star
By Tim Pallesen
Ruby van Rooyen was a dancing angel at S
Siena Ridolfo holds her baby Jesus prior to the blessing of baby Jesus crèche figurines. Following the blessing, participants wrapped their baby Jesuses to place under the Christmas tree. This was to be the first gift opened on Christmas morning as a
After lighting torches on a menorah, Rabbi Ruvi New of the Chabad of East Boca turns to a crowd of more than 200 who gathered at Sanborn Square in Boca Raton to celebrate Chanukah. Children’s games, a concert and the menorah lighting were all part of
Founded in 1972, ‘Les Girls’ comprises foreign-born women from several cultures who meet monthly to foster friendship, understanding and exchange of ideas. At present, there are representative members from 40 countries. ABOVE: Maureen Hamilton (Sout
The Young Friends of the Historical Society of Palm Beach County’s mission of celebrating historic venues and shared legacies continued with an event focused on Boston’s on the Beach, originally known as the hotel Casa Las Olas. A beautiful beach vi
The Naoma Donnelley Haggin Boys & Girls Club in Delray Beach had its 12th-annual festive fundraiser and brought in more than $85,000 to help support programming for 400-plus community children. A total of 230 supporters stopped in and shopped among
