By Ron Hayes
SOUTH PALM BEACH — Penny was a sorority pledge at Newark State Teachers College. Sol was in the Navy.
“I’ve got a nice brother,” his sister said. “Would you like to meet him?”It was 1947. They went dancing at Meadowbrook.
Two years late
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Kimberlee Duke Marshall and Tim Marshall’s CopySource Inc. 67 was recognized as one of the fastest growing privately owned companies in the country for the second year. Photo provided
By Christine Davis
In August, Inc. magazine’s 5,000 list ranke
By Ron Hayes
Five hundred years ago, a Spanish explorer named Juan Ponce de Leon set sail from Puerto Rico, in search of new lands to conquer.
On April 2, 1513, he discovered what appeared to be an island, and named it Florida.
It wasn’
By Tim O’Meilia
BRINY BREEZES — Jerome F. Skrandel, who guided the mobile home town of Briny Breezes as its town attorney for nearly four decades, died unexpectedly Sept. 19 in Palm Beach Gardens, with his beloved family at his side. He was 84.
Mike Buonaiuto Jr. and Nate Frankoski cross the Texas state line.
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By Paula Detwiller
With the provocative slogan “Biking for Boobies,” two recent graduates of Florida Atlantic
Marvin Ray and Ronald French are celebrating 50 years of the Elephant’s Foot Antiques shop.
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By Jane Smith
At The Elephant’s Foot Antiques shop, the customer is not only the king but often the educator.
“We learn
By Emily J. Minor
From the time it opened in 1826, Lord & Taylor has been considered the go-to store for women’s dresses. The gray lady of fashion, if you will.Neatly arrayed on their tidy racks was something for everyone, from a breezy sundress for
The Plate: Charred octopus salad
The Place: Bäd Ragaz Hall and Biergarten
1417 S. Federal Highway, Boynton Beach; 336-3297; badragazbiergarten.com
The Price: $17
The Skinny: A Greek charred octopus salad or tender meatballs in tomato sauce not what you
Costumed as bride and groom, these romantic pooches are all set
for Halloween (or a trot down the aisle).
Photo by Dean Payne
Bug-eyed and bushy-tailed, this photogenic doggie
is ready for treats and perhaps a trick or two.
File photo
By Arden Moor
Krista Severeid (Maria von Trapp) joins audience member Loretta Swit following the performance. Courtesy photo/Amy Pasquantonio
By Thom Smith
Bows taken, bouquets presented, the curtain closed, the clock striking 11. The Wick Theatre’s productio
Oct. 9: Benefit Achievement Centers for Children & Families during a decadent evening of glamour and giving and champagne, wine and dinner bites. Time is 6 pm. Cost is $85 to $120. Call 266-0003 or visit www.delrayindulgence.com. ABOVE: Guests at las
Members of the media and former Caldwell Theatre supporters welcomed the debut of the new stage venue by attending a cocktail hour in its renovated lobby, visiting The Wick Tavern — an homage to New York City’s famed Tavern on the Green that feature
As part of a new community-service project, Taste History, a nonprofit that gives food tours of South County, adopted Urban Farm and organized its first harvest. The seeds were sown by student volunteers from American Heritage School Boca Delray, as
More than 150 people attended a presentation by Clyde Butcher at the Boca Raton Downtown Library. Photo: Prior to his presentation, Butcher conducted a discussion with students studying advanced photography at Boca Raton High School. Exhibit runs thr
Guests took in music, food and appearances by Nat King Cole Generation Hope founders Casey and Timolin Cole. The more than $5,000 brought in will provide music education to low-income children. Photo: Lisa Silver, Kai Thompson Hernandez, Laura Stoltz
More than 400 members of Rotary International donated more than 1,600 pounds of food to Treasure Coast Food Bank and will provide nearly 2,000 meals for hungry families. The effort involved Rotarians from zones 33 and 34, which stretch from Delaware
Suncoast Community High School Culinary Club, Burger Fi and Autism Speaks joined forces to create an afternoon to break down social barriers and foster friendships between teens and those with autism and autism-related disorders — all while creating
Beachgoers at South Inlet Park in Boca Raton must navigate trash in addition to seaweed. Photo provided by Bill Miller
By Cheryl Blackerby
For four years, Bill Miller has walked across A1A from his condo in Boca Raton to the county beach at South Inle
By Rich Pollack
Highland Beach is planning to have a Christmas tree in front of town hall this year that won’t rapidly deteriorate and become a fire hazard.
Commissioners last month approved a plan to spend up to $5,500 for a commercial-grade, 14-foot
