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Darren Panks is director of golf at the Seagate Country Club at The Hamlet.  

Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star

By Steve Pike

Darren Panks came a long way to come 360 degrees.

Panks, the new director of golf at Seagate Country Club at The Hamlet in Delr

The 32,000-square-foot Manalapan home once owned by Lois Pope
has sold yet again, this time for $15.63 million. Photo provided

By Christine Davis

The former Manalapan home of the late Generoso Pope, founder and publisher of the National Enquirer

Rob Bernstein of Boca Raton enjoys his recumbent bike on A1A in Delray Beach.
  Kurtis Boggs/The Coastal Star

By Paula Detwiller

You’ve seen them cruising down A1A — laid back, pumping the pedals, surveying the road ahead. 

They seem very relaxe

By Tim Pallesen

Christ Fellowship will open at the former Dillard’s store at the Boynton Beach Mall, making it the second regional church to beam Sunday worship services to Boynton Beach by satellite.

The Boynton church will be the fourth satellite

Holly was lost in Daytona and made it home
to owner Jake Richter of West Palm Beach
two months later.  Photo provided

Watch video reports of Holly's journey: ABC News | 25 WPBF News | Ellen

By Arden Moore

Most of us consciously remember to take

Butts, Bobby Dean age 84 of Fenton died Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at Avalon Hospice.  Funeral service will be held 1 pm, Saturday January 26 at Tyrone Memory Gardens Mausoleum, 10260 White Lake Rd. Fenton, MI.  Family will receive visitors from 1-4 a

ABOVE: Briny Breezes Mayor Roger Bennett, father of the bride, officiates at the wedding of Jo Bennett and Jay Kelley.

LEFT: The bride and groom take a golf cart tour of Briny Breezes as ring bearer Quinn Frakt rides along. More than 100 friends an

More than 150 supporters, along with an army of tiny ‘workers,’ celebrated the ground-breaking of the Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County’s new Literacy Center for Education, Training and Outreach. To kick off the construction, a group of little

The Jim Moran Foundation honored Donna Marie Goray with a $50,000 award for volunteerism and advocacy of providing educational opportunities for children of migrant families in Palm Beach County. The award will support the charity of Goray’s choice:

Inspiration, love and hope filled the air at the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America’s Take Steps Walk, as more than 500 walked to support the services, support groups and education programs provided by the organization. The event raised more tha

Lang Real Estate celebrated its new location on Atlantic Avenue with a celebration and ribbon cutting. Photo: (from left) Karen Granger, Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce; Delray Beach Vice Mayor Tom Carney; Bill Issacson, co-owner, Lang Realty; and S

 By Tim O’Meilia

A 20-year Manalapan resident has filed a complaint with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, claiming that the town’s police force engages in racial profiling.
    In a Dec. 27 two-page letter to FDLE’s top official, Kersen de

Gulf Stream School parents, students, teachers and faculty members joined for an afternoon of sportsmanship and learning at the ‘Do the Right Thing’ golf outing. The friendly competition reinforced the school’s mission of empowering students to succe

Feb. 7: Delight in the decadence of all things indulgent, including chocolate, fine wine, sparkling jewelry and other temptations, to benefit the Junior League of Boca Raton. Time is 5:30-9:30 pm. Cost is $40-$75. Call 870-9083 or visit www.jlbr.org.

Feb. 2: The annual Building Hope gala raises money that empowers citizens of Third World countries by providing safe and secure shelter for them and their families. The Food for the Poor event returns with an extravagant night of dining, dancing and

The library groundbreaking on Southeast Fourth Avenue in 1949.

By Ron Hayes

    On April 11, 1913, the Ladies Improvement Association of Delray gathered in their clubhouse at 419 E. Atlantic Ave.
    The 40 ladies brought 40 books.
    A library was

Grand Opening celebration: Style Bar Day Spa, Palm Beach – Dec. 13

Keira Glynn of Hypoluxo Island was one of dozens of patrons treated to a portrait during the grand opening of the Style Bar, which moved from the Hamptons and is now in the Palm Beach

Maculeuse St. Amie, left, thanks siblings Tori and Colin Wheat for their donation of Colin’s old bicycle, which will go to St. Amie’s grandson.  Photo provided

By Emily J. Minor
    
It’s nice being a grandma, especially this time of year. And it’s esp

Laugh with the Library co-chairs Heidi Sargeant and Becky Walsh. Photo provided

By Lucy Lazarony

Just how funny is a Laugh with the Library charity event benefiting the Delray Beach Public Library?
    One audience member banged his head on the tab

By Tim Pallesen

    A citizens group has sued Delray Beach saying its density approval for Atlantic Plaza II violates the vision for Delray to always be “a village by the sea.”