Clockwise from top left: Michael Serratore,
Nick Santa Maria, Kim Ostrenko and Kim Cozort,
in God of Carnage, at Caldwell Theatre. Photos provided
Ed Asner appears as Franklin D. Roosevelt in FDR.
By Greg Stepanich
Early last month in downt
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Caron Dockerty and Brooke Qualk dressed up to great guests at a
Royal Wedding Party at their Treasure4Charity thrift store. Iced tea and tea sandwiches were served throughout the day. Business was brisk and tiaras were worn by many bringing in donati
Easter Sunrise Service At Boca Raton Inlet
Hundreds gathered on Easter Sunday morning to watch
the sunrise, during a Mass held at South Boca Raton Inlet Park.
Two women embrace during the Easter
sunrise service. Photos by Lauren Loricchio
Exactly when should the public speak at town meetings? It’s a question that cropped up as newly elected Ocean Ridge commissioners took their places on the dais in April. The immediate answer: the status quo.
Commissioner Zoanne Hennigan noted the audi
The word “bonus” has more than once set off debate among Ocean Ridge commissioners — and the latest round ended with a vow to consider defining and cutting back on the traditional retirement bonus here.
While the discussion at commis
Royal Wedding celebration
At Absynthe, Boca Raton
Guests raise their glasses in a ‘royal toast’ for Prince William and Kate Middleton at Absinthe bar in the Boca Raton Marriott at Boca Center. The Royal Wedding celebration benefits the Go Pink Chall
As summer heats up, herb growing is dicey in South Florida, though some will thrive, according to Donnie Brown, an herbalist. She’s a long-time member of the Evening Herb Society of the Palm Beaches and a former speaker for the group.
Her
Archbishop Timothy Dolan and Focolare President
Maria Voce at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York,
during the Thanksgiving Liturgy for the 50th Anniversary
of the Focolare Movement in North America. Photo by CB Hanif
By C. B. Hanif
I am acquain
CLOSE TO HOME
Art-Sea Living Gallery & Studio: 1628 S. Federal Hwy., Boynton Beach. Ages 4-12. Ten different one-week art class sessions. 10:30 am-1:30 pm, T-F, 6/7-8/12, $135/sesson or $40 daily, children must bring lunch and wear old clothes; 2-4 p
Arden's neighbor Flo Frum, age 86, made
arrangements for Buddy's care in the event
he outlives her. Photo by Arden Moore.
By Arden Moore
As you sit reading this column with perhaps a purring cat on your lap or snoozing dog next to you, ask your
By Liz Best
BOCA RATON — Milton Stanley Holz of Boca Raton died April 2. He was 88 years old.
Born in Jersey City, N.J., in 1922, Mr. Holz attended New York University and served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He married his beloved wife, Sh
By Jan Norris
The mobile food mania — read that: food trucks — have hit South Florida, but oddly, have missed making a mark in Palm Beach County.
Internet marketer Jochen Esser is out to change that.
He’s sponsoring a Gourmet Food Truck Expo in B
By Emily J. Minor
Real estate interest in Highland Beach, Gulf Stream and the coastal area of Boca Raton seems to be loosening up a bit, with agents for these high-end properties seeing more listings, more viewings and even a few more sales.
“I am
By Jan Norris
The infamous line of diners at John G’s restaurant on Lake Worth Beach may soon become a memory. The 34-year-old restaurant will likely move into Callaro’s Prime Steak and Seafood in Plaza del Mar in Manalapan by mid summe
By Steve Plunkett
An independent hearing officer has set aside the unpaid one-month suspension of the Highland Beach town clerk who forwarded racist jokes from her official e-mail.
Hearing officer Kenneth Stern, a recently retired Palm Beach Count
Ethics complaints filed against five South Palm Beach public officials by the owners of the Palm Beach Oceanfront Inn were dismissed on all counts April 1 by the state ethics commission.
Investigators found no probable cause that counci
