Unofficial results from Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections
All Posts (12908)
Sort by
Unofficial results from Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections.
Unofficial Results from Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections:
U.S. District Court Judge Donald Middlebrooks denied Gulf Stream candidate Martin O'Boyle's request for a temporary restraining order prohibiting the town from removing his campaign signs from its right-of-ways on Monday morning.
It was the
Gulf Stream Town Commission candidate Martin O’Boyle and the city of Delray Beach have reached at least a temporary agreement in his federal lawsuit over campaign signs.
The city will stop removing O’Boyle’s signs as long as he puts them only “in a
Bicyclists head south on A1A in Highland Beach. Law enforcement agencies are on the lookout for cyclists riding in packs and motorists who do not give them clearance. Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star
By Rich Pollack
It is a war of words that has been
Wendy and Ken Prunier, Samantha Kline and Delaney Cattano try out the new furniture on Delray’s municipal beach. Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star
By Tim Pallesen
A year of controversy has ended with beachgoers raving about the comfort of new oak chais
Vote!
Municipal elections will be held March 11 and it is up to you to choose the people who will guide the community where you live.
This has not been a quiet campaign season for Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Gulf Stream, Highland Beach and
Phyllis Spinner, a resident of Delray Beach since 1955, has been active in community service since the early days. Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star
By Linda Haase
Phyllis Spinner believes in nurturing body, mind and spirit. Dancing keeps the Delray Be
Gulf Stream will have its first election since 1993 as six candidates are running to fill five at-large seats. Voters can cast their votes for up to five candidates. The five with the highest votes will be elected. The winners will serve three-year
Janet Hall, 96, of Ocean Ridge, is the only living member of the trio that bought the first Sea Mist drift fishing boat.
By Willie Howard
Four generations of the Garnsey family have worked on the Sea Mist drift fishing boats based in Boynton Beach
Scott Simmons/The Coastal Star
The Plate: Breakfast Club Sandwich
The Place: Max’s Grille, Mizner Park, 404 Plaza Real, Boca Raton; 368-0080
The Price: $11
The Skinny: Max’s Grille has been one of our go-to places for more than 20 years, but we had nev
Delray Beach Library Director Alan Kornblau (left), co-chairwoman Heidi Sargeant, master of ceremonies Paul Castronovo and co-chairwoman Becky Walsh share the stage during the the Delray Beach Library’s eighth annual fundraiser. The event raised near
By Dan Moffett
About once in every generation, voters in Gulf Stream actually get the chance to go to the polls and select the people who run their government.
The town’s last contested election for a commission seat was in 1993.
Gasolin
By Dan Moffett
Ocean Ridge residents who have complained about too many people coming to their beaches are starting to notice a new wave of nonresident visitors: Ocean Ridge police officers.
Chief Chris Yannuzzi says his officers checked the
Alana St. John, Melissa Novak, Co-Chairwoman Stephanie Economos, Custodia Olivieri, Co-Chairwoman Laura Kendrall and Shanna St. John. Photo provided
By Amy Woods
The food-focused fundraiser that has made the Junior League of Boca Raton the charit
By Paula Detwiller
After years of volunteer service to the Literacy Council of Palm Beach County, Kristin Calder has been named to head up the organization. Calder, of Boynton Beach, was appointed CEO by the Literacy Coalition Board in December an
More than 175 supporters of the School of the Arts Foundation attended a benefit for Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts that featured performances and art exhibitions by its students. There also was a live auction and a special dance number ch
Seven candidates running for two Delray Beach City Commission seats will take part in an interactive panel discussion March 3 on sustainability topics including sea-level rise, economic development, energy /water conservation and responsible deve
By Jane Smith
In the race to reclaim their City Commission seats in the March 11 election the two Delray Beach incumbents have collected more than half of their campaign war chests from one main group: development interests.
Seat 4 incumbe
