The Kumar family, Maya (front left) and Maddox with their parents Angela and Roger attend the Gulf Stream School Parent/Child Golf Tournament at St. Andrews Club on Nov. 5. Photo provided
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Spacious interior views of the planned 42,000-square-foot library at the old Causeway Lumber property showed off an area with 25-foot ceilings, circulation desk and even a self-checkout desk.
Ian Nestler of architect PGAL presented some of the newer
By Steve Plunkett
The consultant designing a park at Ocean Strand will earn an extra $16,000 to review when other beachfront parks are open, what demands they meet and how many people use them, then compare those numbers to national standards.
The
Organizers of the 9th Annual Holiday Trunk Show supporting the Naoma Donnelley Haggin Boys & Girls Club cheer a group of children as they perform Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer at a preview reception held at the Seagate Hotel in Delray Beach on Nov.
By Emily J. Minor
GULF STREAM — Ethel Sloan Allen, the consummate Great Gatsby girl whose coming out as a debutante was much ballyhooed by the famous New York gossip writer, Cholly Knickerbocker, died Oct. 26 at her home in Gulf Stream. She was
Dancer, sailor, traveler and much more:
Joan Wolf is one of few female yacht
commodores in the country. Photo by Jerry Lower
Joan Wolf has always been one to put her best foot forward.
The founder of a ballet company with 40 dancers and a balle
By Steve Plunkett
Four lawyers — all representing other municipalities — want to be the town’s next attorney.
Highland Beach commissioners will interview the candidates Dec. 8 for the successor to Tom Sliney, who resigned effective Dec. 31 after Co
Lisa White (left), Sylvie Bergeron, Stephanie Kahlert and Nancy Zarcadoolas attend the Bethesda Foundation’s Magnolia Society Tea Nov. 2 at the Delray Beach Club in support of the Women of Grace Luncheon. In eight years, the Magnolia Society has grow
By Steve Pike
Wanda Krowlikowski remembers well her interview for the head golf professional’s job at The Little Club in Gulf Steam.
“I was at a nice table in the dining room with board members looking out on the golf course,” Krowlikowski said
Volunteers gather with hand-made holiday items in the Fellowship Hall at First Presbyterian Church in Delray Beach on Nov. 12. The church’s Holiday Craft Sale continues 10 am-3 pm Tuesdays and Saturdays through Dec. 17 at the church’s Bronson House,
Bethesda Healthcare System President and CEO Robert Hill (l), with LPGA greats and Pro-Am Hosts Meg Mallon and Beth Daniel and Bethesda Executive Vice President Roger Kirk at the 2011 Bethesda Pro-Am Golf Tournament. The 2012 Pro-Am will be held Jan.
Dried salt covers the floor and walls of the Salt Suite treatment room. Photo provided
By Paula Detwiller
What do the words “salt therapy” bring to mind? A handful of salty chips? An exfoliating foot scrub? A
The Spirit of Giving Network,
Blacktie-South Florida
FAU Living Room Theaters
Barbara Schmidt (left), Schmidt Family Foundation; Lucy Carr, PNC Bank; Boca Raton Mayor Susan Whelchel; Betsi Kassebaum, The Center for Strategic Philanthropy and Civic
Rosa Santos trims up a shih tzu at her Boca Raton pet salon, Joni’s Grooming.
Photo by Jerry Lower
By Tim Norris
Through the picture window, two faces play to the parking lot: the canine, looking straight on at passersby with wide eyes and w
Students of Florida Atlantic University’s choral and vocal studies
program will perform during an inaugural Madrigal Dinner at St.
Gregory’s Episcopal Church. Photo provided
By Deborah S. Hartz-Seeley
On Dec. 10, the ladies will sashay in ve
By C.B. Hanif
To tweet or not to tweet was the question for this essay, following last month’s which featured reflections of gratitude, in the form of those text-based Internet posts of up to 140 characters found at Twitter.com.
Once again the re
JoJo Harder sits with her miniature Italian greyhound, Romeo.
Photo by Jerry Lower
By Arden Moore
For years, Jo Jo Harder wowed the fashion world with her signature clothing line showcased in fine stores throughout the country. Today, her fashion t
William Reed Kaelin Jr.
By Liz Best
BOCA RATON — William Reed Kaelin Jr. of Boca Raton died Nov. 1. He would have turned 73 on Dec. 6.
From 1957 to 1960, Mr. Kaelin served in the U.S. Marine Corps and was stationed for 22 months in Japan. Mr. K
By Emily J. Minor
Joseph John Asselta
HIGHLAND BEACH — Joseph John Asselta, who had notable careers in the military and aviation and space law before retiring to Florida and serving in local government, died Nov. 11. He was 78.
Born April 26, 1
ABOVE: What better way for Floridian Children to ring in the holiday
season than with a spirited snowball fight. Aca McGowen takes aim
at some family members from a “artificial” snow pile at Mizner Park.
BELOW: Boca Raton Community High School pe
