After running a successful business in the health-care industry,
Mike Earley is looking for new challenges on both the professional and personal fronts.
Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star
Michael M. Earley describes his success as opportunistic.
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Judy Collins (left) with CARP luncheon chairwoman Barbara Katz. Photo by Paulette Martin
By Thom Smith
“I wanted to get this out of the way right now …
Bows and flows of angel hair
And ice cream castles
in the air
And feather canyons everywhere
I’ve loo
Marcy Weiss throws a stick for her dog Maho, a mixed-breed dog she refers to as her ‘South African Pygmy retriever.’
Photos by Libby Volgyes/The Coastal Star
John Tomaszewski walks six beach miles every morning
year-round. He poses for a quick port
The Plate: Gazpacho
The Place: John G’s, Plaza del Mar, 264 S. Ocean Blvd., Manalapan. Info: 585-9860 or john-gs.com. Note: John G’s is cash only; no credit cards.
The Price: $4.50 for a cup, $6.75 for a crock
The Skinny: You could say John G’s taught s
Authentic: First in an occasional series looking at authentic ethnic cooking in our area
Recipe: Chicken with Saffron
Chef Shahriar Mahori, owner of the Shandiz Terrace Restaurant in Lake Worth, holds a whole salmon he prepared for Nowruz or ‘Persian
Debbie Dingle stands at Mount Kilimanjaro, where she climbed to raise awareness
of human trafficking and women forced into sexual slavery.
Members of Advent Lutheran Church raised $70,000 to help women escape.
Photo provided
By Tim Pallesen
Deb
Sheila O’Boyle (left) and Anne Bright are preparing for the Lupus Foundation of America Southeast Florida Chapter’s Closet Couture Luncheon, set for April 11 at Benvenuto. Photo provided
By Christine Davis
When the subject of lupus comes up, ever
The bloom of a bauhinia, also known as an orchid tree, lends a pop of purple at Putt’n Around in Delray Beach.
A white hibiscus overlooks the putting green of the 14th hole.
A sea turtle adorns the top of a totem pole in the midst of a firebush he
Guests of the 11th annual Tri-County Humane Society Doggie Ball were greeted by five dogs cleared for adoption as they entered the Boca West Country Club. The ball raised over $400,000 for the 100 percent no-kill facility.
Lynn Nobil, a former volu
Bob Burnell (right) instructs participants in a pet first aid class.
Insert Below: Arden Moore demonstrates how to apply a safety muzzle.
Photos provided
By Arden Moore
There is no doubt our pets love us. They listen to us and greet us like rock st
Joe Griffin with conductor Sebrina Maria Alfonso.
By Rich Pollack
If it weren’t for a last-minute birthday present from his friend Claudia Willis, chances are Joseph Griffin probably wouldn’t have discovered the South Florida Symphony Orchestra.
More than 60 animals — mostly dogs, but one cat — came out and strutted their stuff at the 12th Annual Easter Bonnet Pet Parade on March 30 in Delray Beach.
They competed in categories such as most frou-frou, traditional, original, tropical, tiniest
Michael Mullin of Gulf Stream and Mary Windle of the Village of Golf
pose in the lobby of the Lang Realty office in Delray Beach.
Inset below: High-tech screens allow after-hours viewing
of photos and listing details from outside the office.
Photos b
The pool at 4001 North Ocean overlooks the ocean.
Inset below: Movers with the White Lion Moving unload parts
of a bedroom suite for a new owner at 4001.
Jerry Lower/The Coastal Star
By Christine Davis
A new 43-unit condominium, 4001 North Ocean
InfraSweat owner Kelly Dorsey sits in one of her shop’s six infrared sauna chambers.
Photo provided
By Paula Detwiller
There’s a new sweatshop in town.
No, not a factory where workers toil for long hours and low pay. A place where people go to swea
The 45th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Delray Beach held on March 16 hosted firefighters from across the state, country and the world. Organizers estimated a crowd of over 100,000 watched from the sides of the 14-block parade route on Atlantic A
Situated among the trees and mountains along the scenic Hudson River, Kingston, New York seems far away from the salty blue waves of the Atlantic and South Florida. Yet, just 100 miles inland from the World Trade Center, at the southern tip of Manha
