There’s no question what voters in the coastal towns thought about the new ethics ordinance that includes oversight by Palm Beach County’s inspector general. They overwhelmingly voted “Yes.”
But opinions among the town leaders run
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There’s no question what voters in the coastal towns thought about the new ethics ordinance that includes oversight by Palm Beach County’s inspector general. They overwhelmingly voted “Yes.”
But opinions among the town leaders run
By Steve Pike
Osprey Point Golf Course, Palm Beach County’s newest public golf course, has been an early hit with players looking for another tee time option. Osprey Point General Manager Steve Hill said the faci
The society sought he
Designers presented options for how a potential buyer could spend $10,000 to make the Storybook House a more functional space.
The Beached BoatLisa Cornell ASID, owner of Images Everything Interiors. LLC.
206 NE Second St.
(Pineapple Grove)
Delray Beac
Plan 1: Refresh
She begins refreshing the house by brightening the interior with white or of
Designer Michele Smith of Ocean Ridge won the Storybook House competition with three designs for rehabbing the Hypoluxo Island cottage. Photos by Jerry Lower
Designer's three approaches | Participating designers
By Deborah S. Hartz-SeeleyDesigner's three approaches | Participating designers
Like many pe
Pollay
By Mary Jane FineDavid Pollay has told this story a quintillion times by now: He was in New York, his hometown, cabbing it to Grand Central Station. A black car zipped out of its parking place, cutting off the taxi, whose driver jammed on the
Delray Beach Interfaith Clergy Association president the Rev. Kathleen Gannon of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (right) , with Maya Malay. Photo by C.B. Hanif
Once again (and be thankful you can’t hear me sing it), “It’s that most wonderful time of the
Ocean Ridge author Bill Finley and his novel, Air Force Cowboy. Photo provided
By Mary Jane Fine
Oh, does Bill Finley have stories to tell! About his growing-up years in a Chicago tenement. About his Uncle Jack, who taught him at 16 to fly a Piper Cu
One aspect about dogs that I enjoy is that they don’t care if you make minimum wage or your name is Oprah. They could not care less if you drive a 10-year-old sedan or a brand new BMW. They never would text their canine pals to diss ab
A basket full of cookies is great for a host; line it with decorative tissue or a pretty dishtowel as a bonus.
By Jan Norris
A whole lot of baking is going on right about now — cookies are a universal holiday gift. Hardly anyone turns down a coo
Millar said in January he filed complaints against Planning Board members Michael Nevard,
By Steve Plunkett
In the end, the firing was much quicker than the hiring.
Manalapan commissioners spent less than 70 minutes collapsing the duties of finance director into Town Manager Tom Heck’s job, dismissing him and offering Finance
Director L
In the weeks and months after Nov. 22, 1963, Mrs. John F. Kennedy received more than a million letters.
Expressions of shock at her husband’s assassination and sympathy for his family arrived at the White House from world leaders and
By Ron Hayes
On Feb. 7, 1964 — only ten weeks after the assassination of JFK — a shaggy pop group called The Beatles landed at the recently renamed John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, and that new generation of Americans he had ins
Racquet back, eye on the ball …
Pop! And another shot strikes the clay inches inside the baseline. “That’s it, that’s it!,” the encouraging words follow as a young girl, barely in her teens, struggles with the fusillade that tests her forehand and ba
By Tim Norris
The secret to the Meating Place, the heart of it, waits somewhere unexpected, past the vintage refrigerated display cases and their parade of steaks and chops and ribs and roasts.
Most customers don’t get that far. The meat, in red and
It’s a time of reflection.
It’s a time to look back at the year so far and to think about what remains.
And it’s a time for gratitude.
I turn to this newspaper sometimes, when I need to get my priorities straight — to look back on just how mu
By Scott Simmons
Dan Bellante has a history of being inspirational.
Years ago, he inspired young people to create art. He ran a studio in Fort Lauderdale and he taught at Broward Community College.
But now, the Highland Beach resident inspires others t
Staff Reports
Boca Raton Regional Hospital founder Gloria Drummond turned 80 this summer, but the hospital received the biggest present at her birthday party on
Sept. 30.
At the party, Christine Lynn announced a $10 million gift in Drummond’s honor to
