Election Results
Question: Yes - 52, No - 14
By Tim O’Meilia
There’s a revolution on the Manalapan Town Commission.
The mayor and three commissioners are out. Three new commissioners and a familiar face as mayor are in. All without a shot being fire
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Election Results
Question One: Yes - 5,307, No - 460
Question Two: Yes - 3,784, No - 1,994
Question Three: Yes - 3,344, No - 2,385
Question Four: Yes - 4,264, No - 1,459
Question Five: Yes - 3,650, No - 2,058
Question Six: Yes - 3,388, No - 2,199
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Municipal elections will be held in a number of towns and cities in Palm Beach County on March 12. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Town or city clerks can provide answers to any election-related questions.
Briny Breezes
There is no electio
Election Results: Cary Glickstein - 3,180 | Tom Carney - 2,926
On Nov. 12, voters will elect a mayor and one commissioner for two-year terms. Commissioner Adam Frankel was automatically re-elected when his opponent dropped out of the race.
Tom Carney
Election Results: Shelley Petrolia - 3,324| Kurt Lehmann - 1,570 | Alexander Christopher - 1,049
Kurt Lehmann
Personal: 39,: Real estate broker, owns Lehmann Realty Inc.
Political experience: No elective office. Serves on city and community boards.
By Margie Plunkett
Ocean Ridge has started investigating the costs and concepts of creating a commercial zone at the town’s south end with an eye toward making recommendations to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Commissioners agreed that Town Man
By Tim O’Meilia and
Mary Thurwachter
The town of Lantana has agreed to pay the cost of working around water and sewer lines discovered on the east side of the Intracoastal Waterway where the East Ocean Avenue bridge is being rebuilt.
The discussion
Love was in the air at a black-tie affair honoring Frances Bourque, founder of the center at Old School Square, and raising $57,000 for events, exhibits and educational opportunities. Broadway star Christine Andreas performed.
ABOVE: Event co-chairs S
The Boynton Beach/Lantana Rotary Club has awarded the first scholarship for a student of the United States to attend the May 28-29 Molecular Frontiers Annual Symposium in Stockholm, Sweden at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. Destiny Andrews, a
When members of the library’s Quilting Bee heard the facility’s 100th birthday was coming up in April, they decided to create a beautiful textile to commemorate the milestone. The quilt is finished and on display, featuring old photos of the women wh
Members of the Delray Beach Art Club exhibited their works during the third annual Delray Beach Art Show on Feb. 8.
Photo: Painter Barbara Montgomery O’Connell and guest Kate McCarthy.
Mary Thurwachter/
The Coastal Star
All four public meetings in March to discuss a new comprehensive plan for Briny Breezes will be held in the town’s community center at 5000 N. Ocean Blvd. at 4 p.m.
The town’s planning and zoning board will hold a public hearing March 7 and a regula
Mike Stein read a letter to the commission in praise of the leadership of library director Mari Suarez.
Jerry Lower/The Coastal Star
By Rich Pollack
Hoping to protect the town’s library from what they say is overzealous oversight, dozens of
An attorney for the Manalapan resident who claims the town’s police engage in racial profiling has demanded that the police chief and one of his officers be fired as corrective action.
In a Feb. 21 letter to the mayor, West Palm Beach attorney Jack
The Rev. Craig Burlington and the Rev. Nancy McCarthy baptize
Deven Martin Nayak at St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church.
It was the last baptism the retiring McCarthy performed there.
Photos by Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star
The large sanctuary with staine
By Rich Pollack
Highland Beach is a neighborly town — so neighborly in fact, that sometimes the welcome is even extended to people being chased by police.
When two of 11 suspected illegal immigrants tried to escape after bailing out of a van on A1A
While vacationing from Syracuse, N.Y., on Feb. 21, Cole VanSlyke found this expired cushion sea star on the beach in Briny Breezes. These spectacular sea stars are often found on the sandy bottom of turtle grass beds. Photo by Joanne Friedman
Black borders and signposts would unify the look of town signs.
By Tim O’Meilia
Add street signs to the list of items Gulf Stream town officials are planning to spruce up the appearance of in their seaside community.
The town already has a $5.4 mi
By Tim O’Meilia
Google “Town of Gulf Stream” and there it is, down at the bottom of the first page of search results: www.gulf-stream.org.
The town with the “shh, don’t tell anyone we’re here” attitude has joined the 20th century, if not the 21st.
A waterspout came ashore over Briny Breezes on Feb. 9, tearing awnings off of three mobile homes. There were no reports of injuries.
LEFT: Residents gather on RuthMary Drive to share stories. One told of how she hid under the bleachers at the s
