A recent workshop meant to refocus the city on invigorating its downtown offered up a stew of ideas, with a decent helping of Boynton-style controversy to spice it up.
Redevelopment officials, developers and commissioners talke
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A recent workshop meant to refocus the city on invigorating its downtown offered up a stew of ideas, with a decent helping of Boynton-style controversy to spice it up.
Redevelopment officials, developers and commissioners talke
Lantana has reached a lease deal with the Dune Deck Café that will give the town control of the beach pavilion in exchange for letting the restaurant build and run an outdoor bar.
The town intends to rent out the pavilion, which it
The beat goes on.
And the tunes can go on an hour later at restaurants, including Banana Boat and Two Georges, which are now permitted to have live music until 11 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and until midnight on Fridays, Saturdays a
DELRAY BEACH —Doris Brady saw a lot of the world in her 94 years.
With her husband, she explored South America. They camped across Europe, visited Greece and toured Nepal. They drove across Monument Valley in the days when that was a risky
By Liz Best
OCEAN RIDGE — Michael N. Pettinicchi of Ocean Ridge died Feb. 16. He was 90 years old.
Born in Lucito, Italy, Mr. Pettinicchi grew up in Waterbury, Conn. He and his wife, Elizabeth, raised their three children in Cheshire, Conn.
He was a W
DELRAY BEACH — Katherine Novello Capone, who lived to be more than 100 years old and was up and about until a month before her death, died Feb. 12 at her home. She would have turned 101 in September.
A family woman who had been widowe
Born on June 7, 1946, in Cambridge, Mass., she was a graduate of Perry Normal Schoo
South Palm Beach Mayor Don Clayman conducts the Feb. 5 performance of the Symphonic Band of the Palm Beaches at the Duncan Theatre at Palm Beach State College in Lake Worth. Clayman won the chance to conduct the band in a raffle offered as part of t
Scott Koedel and Christel Fredrikson-Koedel of Harbour Drive in Ocean Ridge are pleased to announce the arrival of their firstborn, Katniss Alina Koedel, at 12:12 p.m., on Feb. 21. Katniss was 6 pounds, 9 ounces, and 21 inches in length.
She is a bo
Frankie Stevens, 67, helped organize the Sacred Heart Angels to raise money for Sacred Heart School north of downtown Lake Worth. The group also helps with paperwork, answering phones and bandaging knees. Photo by Jean Hart Howard
Frankie Stevens h
Skiers take to the slopes in British Columbia. Local dentist Ted Ritota has partnered with a heli-sking company that flies people by helicopter to ski sites. Photos courtesy of Ted Ritota
By Dianna Smith
Everyone has heard of skiing — and the glamor
Children play in the sandbox at the Achievement Centers for Children & Families, which serves about 700 children each year. Photos by Jerry Lower
By Emily J. Minor
It’s easy to drive by this campus with the pale-colored concrete buildings and n
A diverse group of people recently held a rally in Boca Raton to show support for those seeking democracy in Egypt. Photo courtesy of Stephanie El Maadawy
By C. B. Hanif
The whole world was watching.
The faith world was watching — including spiritu
To me, the No. 1 mediator of mutt mayhem is world-renowned dog trainer
