STORY BY SCOTT SIMMONS SSIMMONS@ FLORIDAWEEKLY. COM
ANE MITCHELL MAY BE THE MOST ENTHUSIASTIC advocate. That’s just what you might expect from Ms. Mitchell, the performing arts center’s new board chair. More...
Anne M. Gannon, Palm Beach Counry constitutional tax collector, alerts drivers born after Dec. 1, 1964, that their one-year countdown to meet the federal REAL ID deadline started on Dec. 1. More...
A long time ago, an investigative reporter named Peter Franceschina pulled up a chair next to mine at the bar, ordered a pint, and slapped down a piece of paper. More...
A gift of $70,000 from philanthropists Ann Brown and Don Brown will ensure that the El Sol Resource Center can offer daytime English classes for two more years. The donation covers salaries of three daytime English teachers and an Ameri- Corps More...
Only U.S. citizens living in a cave would be unaware of the massive problems in the rollout of Obamacare. Its delays, dislocations and confusions all translate into economic waste and added expense. More...
The Palm Beach Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, representing more than 500 licensed architects throughout the county, presented what its professional peers have determined is the best work of the year by local architects. More...
When Clerk & Comptroller Sharon Bock was elected in 2004, one of her priorities was educating Palm Beach County residents about government finance and bringing transparency to how their tax dollars are spent. More...
“The Lion in Winter” roars into Dramaworks I t’s Christmas 1183 in Chinon, France, and Henry II of England has gathered his family for the holiday. More...
Sails can carry a person and a family almost anywhere, given a craft and water underneath, sometimes even on dry land, if John McNally’s life and work are any guide. They can take you into trouble and pull you out of it, too. More...
Peter Gloggner has joined the Board of Directors at Lighthouse ArtCenter. “Peter’s career in healthcare has focused on human resources and relationship building,” said Katie Deits, executive director of the Tequesta museum and More...
Artists often create many different kinds of art: paintings, etchings, prints, ceramics, jewelry, furniture, marble sculptures, bronzes and perhaps designs for commercial products. More...
The Town council of Juno Beach will unveil and dedicate the new art work that was commissioned by artist Mark Fuller for the “Juno Beach 9/11 Remembrance Project.” The dedication will be held at the project site on Dec. More...
Last month I received an offer on one of the properties that I had listed. It was the first offer in more than five months on this particular listing and it was a very good offer — in fact the closing is supposed to take place next week. More...
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