Proceeds from the 24th annual charity event totaled $600,000, and the funds will be distributed through nonprofit partner The Ounce of Prevention Fund. The popular event included a Pro-Celebrity Gala with dinner, dancing, silent and live auctions, an
Former Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula watched as grandson Paul LaNoce Jr. caught two touchdown passes to help elevate the Unity School Mustangs to their third straight Gold Coast League football championship over crosstown rival St. Vincent Ferrer C
One council member will be selected for a three-year term to the Group 2 seat previously held by Councilwoman Cindy Austino. Councilman Lynn Moorhouse was re-elected to a fourth term in Group 1 without opposition. If no candidate receives more than 5
6:57 p.m. EST, November 18, 2013
A new proposal would mean more rentals in downtown Boca Raton — but this could be the first time they are renting by the night.
Plans were submitted to the city last week for a 20
Tandy Robinson hopes to make
a big impact on local charities
through her organization.
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By Rich Pollack
Tandy Robinson has seen firsthand just how much of a driving force women in South Florida can be when they unite
The Beach Property Owners Association says the design approved on this 18,612-square-foot home is imposing.
Actor Kevin James’ 25,835-square-foot home actually appears smaller than it is from the street.
Courtesy images
By Tim Pallesen
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By Mary Thurwachter
For both residents and merchants, it has been a long 18 months with the East Ocean Avenue Bridge closed. But since construction is nearly complete, and a date has been firmed up for the new $32 million bridge to open, it’s tim
Mary Kate Leming, executive editor, and Jerry Lower, publisher
When The Coastal Star began, we calculated that print newspapers had about a five-year lifespan before all advertising became digital. Happily, we were wrong.
This edition mark
Oct. 13: A tarpon feeds on schooling mullet offshore of the beach in Ocean Ridge.
Earlier in the day, dolphin were observed leaping out of the ocean about 300 yards out,
and earlier in the week, sharks were observed among the predators feeding off t
By Steve Plunkett
A federal contractor could have its dredge off Ocean Ridge’s beach before Thanksgiving.
The shore protection project, another in Delray Beach and a third in Boca Raton make up a $10.8 million contract the U.S. Army Corps of
This sign was placed near the Beachway Drive dune cross-over for a few days.
Jerry Lower/The Coastal Star
By Tim O’Meilia
Two signs reading “private beach” have been removed by Ocean Ridge town workers after complaints that they discouraged pe
By Dan Moffett
Moviegoers will say goodbye to an old friend this month when the Regal Delray Beach 18 Theater goes dark to make way for an LA Fitness center after a long run spanning three decades at the corner of Linton Boulevard and Federal Hig
By Tim Pallesen
Remember that fuss about the cabana contract on Delray’s municipal beach? Forget about it.
City commissioners voted 3-2 on Oct. 15 to keep their current vendor and stop debating about competitive bids to rent chairs and cab
A Coastal Star Special Report:
Rising Water: New signs of rising sea levels cause concern
Adapting to change: First the probable, then the practical when it comes to building | Deeper waters: Fights over sea rise just beginning | Maps: Estimates of l
By Tim O’Meilia
The youngest person to be named mayor of Briny Breezes since Hugh David 50 years ago was unanimously appointed Oct. 24 by the Town Council. Gerry Devine, 38, a corporate attorney for Cisco Systems with offices in Fort Lauderdale,
Oceanfront Park has a new name: Boynton Beach Oceanfront Park.
Boynton Beach City Commissioner David Merker urged changing the park’s name to “Boynton Beach” in August and renewed his call Oct. 15 after the recreation and parks advisory board
By Tim O’Meilia
The owners of Ocean Ridge’s five-store business district agreed to pay for a planning study that may forestall its demise, but not before clashing with town commissioners.
After requiring an engineering study of the property a
South Palm Beach Police Chief Roger Crane plans to retire after 28 years on the job.
Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star
By Tim O’Meilia
After nearly two decades as police chief of the so-called condominium canyon of South Palm Beach, Roger Crane will
By Tim O’Meilia
Oceanfront Manalapan residents made crystal clear they want no part of the regional beach management program designed to make approval of new renourishment projects smoother and quicker.
In an email and snail mail survey of th
